ADULT CLASSES

Create, Connect & Experience the Spirit of Aloha

Through art, culture, and hands-on creativity, our classes nurture imagination and connection.

Each program is designed to introduce island-inspired traditions to Orange County.

Kāpala block printing

Assorted carved and decorated wooden stamps and rollers on fabric.
A woman wearing a crown made of green leaves, beige sweater, gold hoop earrings, and makeup with red lipstick, standing against a plain white wall.

Kāpala Block Printing is a Hawaiian-inspired printmaking art activity that uses carved wood blocks to create tribal-style patterns and designs. Participants will have the opportunity to explore traditional stamping techniques guided by our resident artist Rae Kiaha using handcrafted wood block stamps inspired by kapa art.

may 30, 2026 | saturday 3:00-5:00 PM

Person displaying colorful patterned textiles or traditional fabrics on a wooden table at an outdoor market.
Hand holding a rubber stamp with a leaf pattern, surrounded by stamped leaf pattern prints on paper.

candle engraving experience

Come see our resident artist Rosette, and choose from our new curated candle collection to personalize the wooden lid with something meaningful for Mom.

Our island-inspired scents include plumeria, soft florals and ocean notes, designed to bring you back to the feeling of the islands 🏝️

Host: Sweet Spot Candle Bar

Price: $35 | Free Engraving with Candle Purchase

every sunday of may | 12pm - 4pm

Create your own aloha-inspired scent, pour a custom candle, and personalize it with plumeria-style wax embeds.

Finish by styling your candle in a beautiful, gift-ready bouquet bag—perfect for keepsakes or gifting.

Hosted by Sweet Spot Candle Bar, this is the perfect Mother’s Day gift experience.

Limited slots available.


People arranging pink, red, and white flowers, including plumerias and bougainvillea, on a black surface.

Lei Making

Experience the beauty and meaning behind traditional lei making. Learn proper techniques, floral preparation, and the cultural symbolism of gifting and celebration. Leave with your own handcrafted lei and a deeper appreciation for island tradition.

Hosted by Mila’s Island Crew


A baker in a white coat and blue apron decorating mini cakes with purple glaze in a commercial kitchen.

Island Swirl Decorating

With Chef Charles Akau

Learn piping techniques and decorating skills as you create beautifully swirled island-inspired desserts. Chef Charles guides you step-by-step through color blending, texture, and design for a sweet and creative experience.


A sheet of temporary tattoo designs with various patterns and six wooden sticks with carved patterns.

ohe kapala

Hosted by Rae Kiaha

Explore Hawaiian tribal art with this hands-on stamping workshop. Learn foundational techniques while creating a meaningful, handcrafted piece to take home.



Person kneading yellow dough on a floured wooden surface with cracked eggs in the background.

Pasta Making

With Chef Charles Akau

Discover the joy of making fresh pasta from scratch. From mixing and kneading to shaping and cooking, this class blends culinary technique with a warm, communal dining experience.



bring the aloha spirit to life