An Afternoon of Artistry and Culture at Four Seasons Resort Lānaʻi

In celebration of Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Four Seasons Resort Lānaʻi will host an afternoon of discovery to explore hand-selected craftsman products, engage in immersive cultural activations, and enjoy live music.

The Resort unveils a thoughtfully curated marketplace featuring exceptional local women-led businesses from Hawaiʻi FoundHer, an accelerator supporting Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, and Asian women entrepreneurs, on May 31, 2025 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm.  Event vendors include Iwi Naiis, Kuahine + Co, Three Little Ducks, Waʻa Collective, KĀHOLO, Big Island Smokehouse and more.

Guests can enjoy live music from across the Pacific while they browse, including Chinese, Samoan, Kosrae, Filipino and Hawaiian performances during the Makeke. Award-winning musician Eric Lee and legend Louis “Moon” Kauakahi will be on hand, while Kona Chang serves as Master of Ceremonies for the event.

Admission to the event is complimentary and Four Seasons Resort Lānaʻi will provide complimentary shuttle service from Manele Harbor to members of the community visiting for the day.

Hawaiʻi FoundHer, a flagship program within Purple Maiʻa Foundation, stands as the first and premier accelerator for Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, and Asian women entrepreneurs in the Islands. Through mentorship, education, and community support, this pioneering initiative creates pathways for sustainable success while preserving cultural business practices. As part of Purple Maiʻa's commitment to cultivating technology and entrepreneurship within Hawaii's Indigenous communities, FoundHer embodies the foundation's mission of empowering Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, and Asian American women to build successful businesses rooted in cultural values.

Four Seasons Resorts Lāna'i is committed to caring for the land and understanding, preserving, and sharing the island’s culture, traditions and history throughout its operations. Conserving energy and precious natural resources, developing strategic partnerships, implementing sustainable practices and engaging colleagues in education and stewardship allow the Resorts to respect and care for their island home.