This course offers a unique opportunity to explore foundational perspectives derived from the works of Mary Kawena Pukui, Iolani Tuahine, and Nāna I Ke Kumu. While the focus is not on learning oli (chants) or hula (dance), participants will engage with rich content that draws from these influential texts. Designed for learners of all experience levels, the curriculum balances intellectual rigor with creative expression, inviting both novices and seasoned learners to dive into the material. With ample space for creativity, students are encouraged to think critically and contribute their perspectives, fostering an inclusive environment that celebrates diverse insights while grounding them in profound research. Whether you're just starting your journey or are looking to deepen your understanding, this course promises a meaningful exploration of culture and knowledge.