2024 Solid Sisters Retreat Hawaii

 

 we made our own PopUp Cross-Cultural Healing Retreat hosted by Kanaka Maoli #PakeSalmon and team of #MakahaAngels 🤙🏽 #SolidSistersRetreat & #SaVAgeKlub & #TaroPatchCreative At #MakahaBeach #Hawaii 🌺 #HealingRetreat #Retreat #ArtistsInResidence#Healing #PopUpRetreat #SolidSistersRetreat

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