$20 Lauhala Half Bangle Workshop with Leialoha Mahuka at Waikiki Community Center – Honolulu, HI

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Get your tickets to see $20 Lauhala Half Bangle Workshop with Leialoha Mahuka at Waikiki Community Center – Honolulu, HI at Waikiki Community Center. Happening on Saturday, December 12, 2026 @ 11:00 AM.
Don't miss this upcoming event in Honolulu, HI. Happening on Saturday, December 12, 2026 at Waikiki Community Center. Doors open at 11:00 AM.
Leialoha Mahuka Lauhala Weaver & Cultural Practitioner
Leialoha Mahuka is a dedicated teacher and skilled weaver who is passionate about sharing her knowledge and culture with others. She does all the hard work harvesting, cleaning, and preparing each piece of lauhalaso that students can fully immerse themselves in weaving.
Leialohas workshops offer a meaningful hands-on experience. Participants learn to transform lauhala strips into beautiful, one-of-a-kind pieces. Whether creating a bracelet to wear with pride or gifting a handmade treasure to a loved one, students leave with a deeper appreciation for this traditional Hawaiian craft.
This class is made possible in part by support from the HTA Kukulu Ola Program, which helps us bring Hawaiian culture and hands-on learning to the community at affordable prices. The regular price for this workshop is $35.00 per person.
- All materials, including carefully harvested, cleaned, and prepped lauhala, are provided.
- *Sorry, classes are non-refundable.
- Limited to 20 qty seats.
- Class is held in room 203-A (stair access only).
- Call 808-923-1802 to register by phone.
New to Waik?k? Community Center? Welcome!
First-time participants are asked to complete a brief WCC Registration Form before attending. This information helps support our nonprofit programs and future community offerings. Thank you for being part of our WCC ?ohana.
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?? About Waik?k? Community Center
Since 1978, Waik?k? Community Center, a private 501(c)(3) nonprofit, has been serving keiki, k?puna, and our community. Through accessible programs, shared spaces, and essential support, we bring people togetherfostering connection, lifelong learning, and a stronger, more resilient community.




