Learn how to make your very own Puakalaunu (crown flower) lei from start to finish. The crown flower was Queen Liliʻuokalani’s favorite blossom. The enduring blossom was thought to resemble the royal crown, thus, its American namesake. The blossom also serves as the logo of Queens’ Marketplace. The significance of a lei can hold many meanings and can be given as a sign of respect, a token of love, a welcoming gesture and many more. Wear your lei home or gift it to someone you love. Limited to 15 persons on a first come, first served basis. Every First Friday in the Coronation Pavilion. (No lei class on Feb 3, 2023) More info: Queens’ Marketplace Event Calendar at Waikoloa Beach Resort (queensmarketplace.com)
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