30-minute one-on-one music lessons for grades 6–12
30 Minutes
30-min private lesson, Instruction
Build skills with a private 30-minute lesson tailored to your student’s goals at the Porter Pavilion in Anaina Hou Community Park. Choose an instrument focus and learn with one instructor, one-on-one.
Instrument rentals may be available with a separate agreement and may require a deposit; confirm availability and deposit requirements with Greetwell before booking.
To be eligible for a refund, cancel more than 24 hours before your reservation time. Reschedule requests must be made at least 2 hours before the lesson. Refunds are considered case by case and are subject to a 15% processing fee per class.
Enroll students in grades 6–12 for 30-minute, one-on-one lessons.
Bring your own instrument (guitar, bass, piano, drums, or ukulele) unless you arrange a rental separately.
Optional rentals may be available weekly or monthly under a separate rental agreement, and a deposit may be required. Confirm availability and any deposit requirements with Greetwell before booking.
The Porter Pavilion at Anaina Hou Community Park
This community park on Kauai consistently earns high praise for packing a surprising amount of activities into one spot. The mini golf course is frequently described as one of the best in the country, set within lush botanical surroundings that feel more like a nature walk than a typical putting green. Beyond golf, there's a weekly farmers market with fresh local produce and food trucks, free music nights, trivia, and a fire and cultural show that stands out from the more polished, commercial luau experiences found elsewhere on the islands. The Ahi Lele Fire Show in particular gets glowing feedback. Reviewers consistently highlight the heartfelt storytelling, the hula performances, the generous food, and a genuine warmth from the staff and performers that feels authentic to the local community. A short trail to a stone dam also starts right from the parking lot, offering a low-key hike for those wanting a bit more adventure. With so many free or affordable offerings and a packed weekly schedule, this is the kind of place worth checking the calendar for before your trip. There's a lot happening here, and it rewards visitors who plan ahead.
The mini golf is really fun, they give you a score card and a pencil, they also provide you with a putter. (mini golf club.) You could also check out the park which is really fun. Next to that there is a trail where you can hike to stone dam or to a dog park. Also you could see a show at the stage at Anaina Hou.
Jackson Taylor-Steik
June 1, 2026
The mini golf is really fun, they give you a score card and a pencil, they also provide you with a putter. (mini golf club.) You could also check out the park which is really fun. Next to that there is a trail where you can hike to stone dam or to a dog park. Also you could see a show at the stage at Anaina Hou.
Jackson Taylor-Steik
June 1, 2026
Mini golf through a Hawaiian botanical garden timeline
Watch the Ahi Lele Polynesian fire show with buffet dinner at the covered Porter Pavilion
Tour an organic cacao farm and taste 20+ Hawaiian chocolates
Explore a regenerative food forest and savor a 100% island-sourced family-style meal.
Make a lei po‘o and tour the lei garden on Tuesday and Thursday mornings
Share a farm-to-table dinner, then learn ti leaf lei making