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Please note that your organization must be halau-oriented and considered "non-profit" to be listed here (not commercially oriented). If at some point we determine your organization has evolved into a more commercial point of view (e.g. "for profit," selling merchandise or running a entertainment or performing business rather than strictly teach/performing dance), we will automatically remove your listing or move it to our General Listings Page. Mahalo.
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 Halau Ha `A Kea O Akala
We put focus on building community, instilling customary discipline, and perpetuating Hawaiiana through the art of ha'a and hula. Contact: Halau Ha'a Kea o Akala, 380 Nahale`a Ave, Keaukaha-Hilo, Hawai'i 96720. Kumu Hula Paul K. Neves - 808 935-9656 Email: kealiikea@yahoo.com
Halau Na Pua `O Uluhaimalama - Web Site
Mailing Address: 24 Pukihae Street. #120, Hilo, HI 96720. Contact info: uluhaimalamahilo@gmail.com 808-989-3206
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Hula Halau 'O Mahailani
We are a Halau that hails from Honokowai, Maui and our focus is Hula and the Hula ha'a/kahiko. We are willing to share and teach all those who are willing to learn & dedicate their time and their minds to the Hula which is life and respect to our kupuna. - Me ke aloha ha'aha'a - Na Kumu Hula Kamuela and Mahailani R. Email: Rodrigueslah@yahoo.com
Halau Hula O Ma Kau Kau O Maui
P.O. Box 47
Pu`unene, Maui, Hawai`i 96784
Tel. 808.248.8887 - Kumu Kamalu
Tel. 808.243.2262 - Pa Hula Mapu
Our halau was established in 1980 under the direction of Kamalu Kaho`okele Kekahuna. Kumu Hula Kamalu was raised by her maternal grandparents David Kanaloa and Mary Ka`ohelani Adams Kaho`okele in Lower Nahiku, Maui. She studied under the late Kumu Hula John Pi`ilani Watkins.
Kaikua`ana Ne Kaikua`hine Pupukahi I Holomua Hula Halau
366 Kapanui Place
Wailuku, HI 96793
808.276.2095, 808.986.8576
Email: NOZROWS@AOL.COM
We are a halau on Maui that teaches dance, culture, history, olelo, Hawaiian crafts, Tahitian drumming, ukulele, etc. We offer a wide range of performances for any occasion. We offer class studies and private lessons. Call for information and speak to our Manager, Aunty Amy.
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 Halau Hula `O Lana`ikaula
Halau Hula 'O Lana'ikaula is an off spring of Na Hula 'o La'i kealoha, (late Kumu Hula Elaine Ka'opuiki.) Address: PO Box 630484 Lana'i City, Lana'i, Hawai'i 96763. Tel. 808-565-7592 or 559-0446 Email: manuku@aloha.net
Tamatea Nui
Instructions in Polynesian Dancing & Drumming.(Tahitian,Maori,Samoan,Fijian,Hawaiian). Address: P.O.Box 630582, Lana'i City, Hawaii 96763 (808) 559-0487 or (808) 565-7522 Email address = tamateanui@yahoo.com
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Halau Hula O Kahealani - Web Site
Hula Kahiko, Oli and 'auana. Competitive, Protocol, Hawaiian Cultural Ceremonies and Services. We are members of Halau Hula O Kahealani / Puka Imua Lanakila we are creators of our personal and collective destiny via the values and hula teachings of our ancestors. (808) 557-8391 Hilo, Hawaii/(808) 845-0861 Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii
Halau Kameameleonalani
Hula is more than dancing. It is a way of life. The core values are ho'ihi (respect), lokahi (harmony), and malama (care). We value and practice being ho'oponopono. We walk with compassion and love all with a divine quality. Contact address: 47-370 Kapehe St., Kaneohe, Hawaii 96744 - (808)723-9189
Halau Kawaihoa Web Site
Halau Kawaihoa, under the direction of Kumu Hula Greg Lontayao, is a non-profit organization. Our classes are held in the Hawaii Kai area. Check out our website for additional info. Email: hula@kawaihoa.org
Halau Na Hula O ke Aloha
Stacia Keanani Lee
Mailing address:
67-307 B Kiapoko Place
Waialua, HI 96791
E-mail: NaHulaOkeAloha@aol.com (808) 637-6949
Hula Halau O Kehaulani
A newly developed, non-competitive Hula school in Ewa Beach, offering hands on instruction primarily in Auana and some Kahiko as well as in History, Culture, basic Olelo and in the use of Hawaiian implements. Many opportunities for performances. Our classes accommodate Keiki to Kupuna. Call Kehau for class days, times and more information Email: kehaulanimarie@hawaiiantel.net - (808) 428-3628
Hula Halau `O Pua Loke
We love keiki of all ages all the way to Kupuna. We are a non profit organization. For more information call: (808) 247-2211. Email: ilove2hula@hawaii.rr.com
Halau `Olapakuikala`i `o Hokuaulani Web site
Hawaiian Hula halau in Kaneohe, O`ahu, offering classes and instructions in Hula Kahiko and Hula Auana. Weekly classes and opportunities for many performances for both men and women of all ages.
Hula Halau Ka Ua Lililehua/Pupu Te Hei Maire
Harmony T.K. Brighter
2143 Kauhana Street #A
Honolulu, Hawaii 96816
Email: harmonybrighter@yahoo.com Contact (808) 392-2494
Twenty five years of hula and Polynesian teaching. Received `uniki rites from Hula Master J. Kimo Alama Keaulana in hula `olapa, hula ala`apapa, and pahu hula. Hula lineage and traditions stems from Rose Maunakea Lane (maternal aunt), Annie Punohu (grand aunt), Kumu Hula J. Kimo Alama Keaulana and Kumu Hula Kanani Brighter. We are locate at the Mo'ili'ili Community Center in Honolulu.
Kanani Oliveira Wahiawa Hula Studio II
524 F Olive Avenue
Wahiawa Hawai`i 96786
808-621-9671
kananioliveira@yahoo.com
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Hula Halau O Kaleolani/Natibu Dance Academy
Based on the Island of Guam, Hula Halau O Kaleolani or the Natibu Dance Academy has promoted and perpetuated a 10 year tradition which has been synonymous with the island and its people. The haumana have enjoyed their experiences at Keiki Hula, E Ho'i Mai I Ka Piko Hula, Kau I Ka Hano and Hula 'Oni E. They look forward to more experiences which bridge the gap between Hawai'i andGuam. Imua! Email: natibue5@yahoo.com
Ohana Me Ke Aloha
P.O. Box 1541
Hagatna, Guam 96932
Phone: 671.653.4272
This is a newly developed hula group that consists of small children from the age of 3 years old to adulthood. Concentration is in the art of hula dancing and culture. For more information, contact:
Elizabeth "Malama" Flickinger Email: ohanahula@netpci.com
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Arizona
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Hula Halau Pili Hana - Web Site
Hula Halau Pili Hana is a Polynesian Dance Group whose purpose is to perpetuate the roots, lore and history of the Hawaiian and other Polynesian Islands through entertaining dance, music and chants.
Kaimikahu Hale `O Hula
We are a halau (in Tempe, AZ) that believes in keeping the polynesian cultures alive, in both dance and word. Our goal is to pass down the mana'o and olelo to our children so that it will not die with us. Email: house_of_hula@hotmail.com
Na U`i Hula O Hawai`i Nei - Web Site
Private lessons are given in my home in Chandler. Group lessons are at Singular Sensation dance studio on Elliot and Alma School Rd. in the Mervyn's Plaza. The studio address is: 2976 N. Alma School Rd. Suite 1, Chandler, AZ 85224, My #: (808)-222-8281 Email: nalani84@gmail.com
California
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Aloha Hula Dance Studio - Web Site
Aloha Hula Dance Studio is based out of Granada Hills, Ca. We offer Hula and Tahitian classes. Please call or visit our web site for more information! Email: letshula@gmail.com Mahalo!
Hula Halau Ka Mele Wai O Ke Anuenue
Hula Halau Ke Mele Wai O Ke Anuenue is based in Newbury Park, Calif. under the direction of June Kehaulani Rust. For more information on our hula classes please e-mail us at junehula@mac.com or call 805-498-1090
Halau Ha`a Kea O Kinohi
Holds classes in Middletown, Lower Lake & Calistoga, California. The focus is on community building, customary discipline and the perpetuation of Hawai'iana through ha'a and the hula. Contact: Halau Ha'a Kea o Kinohi, 380 Nahale`a Ave, Keaukaha-Hilo, Hawai'i 96720. Kumu Hula Paul K. Neves - 707 295-9432 Email: kealiikea@yahoo.com
Halau Hula `Ohana I Ka Lei Lokalia
Under the direction of Rosalie Lokalia Stearns, Kumu Certificate from Uncle Joseph Kahalelio. Instruction in Hula Kahiko, Auana. Tahitian Otea, Aparima. Maori. Classes in Placerville, CA 530-621-2700 or 530-417-4822 Email: stearnshome@att.net
Halau Hula 'O Kawahineali'inoho'ikeanuenue'elua
I'm Kumu Hula Mikilani Young. I teach in many locations from San Gabriel Valley to the San Fernando Valley. If you are new at hula I have beginner classes for you. If you are interested in classes email me at mikilani@hawaiicity.com
Hula Halau O Kekoaokalani / Te Herenui
Our kumu hula is Pono Herenui Kekoaokalani Ka'ahanui. Our website is www.herenuiproductions.com.
Halau Hula `O Nalikokauikawekiulani
and we are located in both
Altadena
and
West Los Angeles
,
California
. Our contact info is nalikokauhula@gmail.com or (626) 689-5574.
Halau Hula Na Lei `O Liana Web site
The halau's coordinator is Auntie Liana Iona. She is a native Hawai`ian in San Diego perpetuating the aina's culture, music, and dance.
Halau Makamae Melia `O Polynesia Web Site
One of the well-known Sacramento Halaus offering Hawaiian and Tahitian Entertainment. We are a Sacramento halau that started in January of 2001 and was represented by California State University, Sacramento. We consist of over fifty members ranging in all ages from keikis to gracious ladies. We study the many dance cultures of the Polynesia Islands: Tahiti, Hawai`i, Samoa, New Zealand, etc. Our halau specializes in luaus, parties, catering, and lessons. We are still learning and growing strong and accepting new members young and old with open arms. We stress a fun Ohana (family)-based atmosphere, where everyone is related through our love for the culture. Email: rhea@makamaemelia.org
Halau Makana Lani - Web Site
At Halau Makana Lani we are committed to excellence, discipline and the preservation of the ancient art of hula. We offerhula classes for children and adults as well as hawaiian crafts and history. We embrace anyone who wants to learn and honor this hawaiian way of life. Aloha e, Gloria Akeakamai Ruiz. Email: gloria@halaumakanalani.com
Halau O Keikiali`i - Web Site
Kumu Hula Kawika Keikiali`ihiwahiwa Alfiche, `uniki of Kumu Hula Rae Kahikilaulani Fonseca of Uncle George Naope. Contact: info@keikialii.com, kawikaalfiche@hotmail.com, 650-588-1091, www.apop.net
Halau `O Keikiali'i- Sacramento, Hula Me Ke Aloha - Web Site
We are a Sacramento, California based hula halau. Established in 2001 with the blessings of Kumu Hula Uncle John Keli'iokahekili Manuia. The halau has built a storng foundation on tradition, hula, and 'ohana. After the passing of Uncle John, the halau now formally falls on the lineage of Kumu Hula Kawika Keikiali'i Alfiche of South San Francisco. With the past a big part of us, our present and future hold the blessings and blending of two strong and enduring lineages. Email: info@hulamekealoha.com.
Hitia O Te Ra Web Site
Hitia O Te Ra (Rising of the Sun) is a privately owned Polynesian Dance Studio founded and directed by Alex M. Tekurio located in the city of Garden Grove, CA. Email: Hitiaotera@aol.com
Hui Ka Hale o Ku`u Hoaloha Hula Web Site
With the blessings of our kumu, Kau`i Brandt, Alaka`i Kaunaloa Mitchroney offers classes in hula and its related arts and crafts so haumana can grow in skill and in the appreciation of the Hawaiian culture. We are "A little bit of Hawai`i in Martinez, CA." Email: admin@kaunaloa.com
Hula Halau O Ku'u I'ini - Web Site
Hula 'Ohana O Puananikauikawekiu Web Site
Kumu Hula Aileen Gaspar teaches both Hawaiian and Tahitian forms of dancing, but her focus is hula (kahiko and `auana). The halau is dedicated to the continuance of the Polynesian culture. Our halau fosters traditional Hawaiian values such as lokahi (unity), ha'aha'a (humility), and kokua (helping others). In doing this, we strive to bring out the best in each individual while keeping harmony within the halau. The halau is located at 41913 Osgood Road, Fremont, CA 94536 and has students from all over the Bay Area. We also perform throughout the Bay Area all months of the year. Contact Kumu Aileen at 510-713-1074 or via email at puanani607@hotmail.com.
Ka Lei Aloha O Hula - Web Site
We specialize in perpetuating the tradtional chants and hulas of Hawai'i. E Komo Mai! Email: alohaipu@cox.net
Na Lei Hulu I Ka Wekiu - Web site
This is a San Francisco-based non-profit organization committed to the preservation and education of the Hawaiian culture through hula. Founded in 1985. Director/Kumu Hula: Patrick Makuakane.
Nohea Polynesian Hula Halau
We are led by Kehaulani Ashton. Our Halau (and Tahitian Ori Troupe) is designed to bring authentic polynesian culture through dance to the Temecula/Murrieta area and surrounding cities. We host a number of Hawaiian educational events throughout the year (e.g. ipu making, lei making, ukulele lessons, toere drumming, etc.). Most of our classes are only available to na haumana and not to the general public. Our goal is to keep the Hawaiian culture alive by preserving it accurately through our hula. We also have a retail store called The Wild Wahine. We are in Temecula, CA. Email: islandncr@aol.com, 909.506.9612.
Taimalietane Islands of Polynesia
Welcome to Taimalietanes's Islands of Polynesia dance Studio. This is a place where you can learn dances from the islands of Samoa, Tahiti, New Zealand, Hawaii, tokelau, etc... I offer classes to boys and girls ages 3 and up. Adult classes available to beginners, intermediate and advance. Instructor-Vaoileti Poueu Peleti, 3535 Industrial Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA 95401, 707-545-6150 Email: Tokelaugurl61@sbcglobal.net
Hawai'ian Hula Hips, Inc./Hula Halau Ho'opalama - Web Site
Denver's most exciting, award winning ethnic performing group, HAWAI'IAN HULA HIPS, INC. /HULA HALAU HO'OPALAMA is ready to take you away to their exotic and mysterious archipelago known as the Polynesian Triangle. World-class quality music, entertainment and catering. All presentations are performed to the accompaniment of only the finest Polynesian music, and in lavish costuming. We'll even set the theme with props and mood music, and our evening shows further transport you to your island paradise with ambient lighting. Our family has been involved in the teaching and performing of Hawai'ian culture and art for multiple generations, and the unique style and knowledge has been carefully passed down over the years.
A 501 (c)(3) Nonprofit Cultural Education Foundation, and a part of Denver since 1982. As a federally recognized nonprofit, our prices are 80% tax deductible on your tax returns. Contact info: Address: 2552 E. Alameda Avenue, Denver, CO 80209 - info@hawaiianhulahips.com Tel. 303-978-1461.
Hula Halau Kaleo'okaiwa
Located in
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rlando,
Florida
and open to all who have a desire in their hearts for learning the culture of Hawaiians through hula, ancient and new. Performances are one of the fundraising efforts the halau offers to the public. Email onamoku1@aol.com
Na Lei Ka'ipo Ka'u Ho'oipoipoikamalanai
Anela Fuller Johnson
12357 Winterpine Court
Jacksonville, FL 32225
(904) 434-6578
Email: anelajohnson@bellsouth.net
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Kuuipo Island Dancers
2647 Avenue L
Council Bluffs, IA 51503
712-256-1433
Instructor: Carol Morgal
Polynesian & Hula Dance - We are available to do events and shows in the Omaha, Nebraska, Council Bluffs, Iowa, and surrounding areas. If you are interested in shows or classes please call or email! Email: iowahula@hotmail.com
Hula Nani
We are a small halau in Laurel, Maryland, offering hula instruction that is in no way commercially oriented. In addition to hula instruction, students must also study hula history, dress, hula etiquette, and related subjects. Because of the above requirements, I do not teach children and prefer potential students who apply to have at least 1 year of hula experience. Contact Email: hubbard97@aol.com Phone 301.725.6278
Halau O `Aulani Web Site
As a Maryland non-profit organization, Halau O 'Aulani's mission is to teach and perpetuate the cultures, traditions, and values of the People of Hawai’i through dances, languages, arts, music, history and customs. Contact: (301) 919-7905 or Email halauoaulani@yahoo.com.
Hui Hula `O Punahele > Web Site
Hui Hula 'O Punahele's primary purpose is to perpetuate an authentic understanding of the Hawaiian culture and arts. Our halau consists of Hawaiians as well as all who consider themselves Hawaiian-at-heart. Our goal is to conduct ourselves with respect for each other and the Hawaiian culture. The hula halau (hula school) is based in St. Peters, MO, and includes students from all over the St. Louis Metro area.
Students have the opportunity to learn about Polynesia, including learning the dances of the Tahitian, Maori, and Samoa. As a performance group, the halau has been honored at concerts (including prominent Hawaiian musicians such as Amy Hanaiali'i Gilliom, Willie K., Cyril Pahinui, and Patrick Landeza). Hui Hula 'O Punahele has also been featured on the local television show Show Me St. Louis on KSDK Newschannel 5. You can contact us at our web site above.
Trade Wind Dancers Web Site -
We are a Polynesian dance troupe based in Lincoln, Nebraska. We specialize in the dances of Hawaii, Tahiti, Samoa and New Zealand and are available for performances in Nebraska, northern Missouri and parts of Iowa. Classes are taught through Southeast Community College - please see our wesbite for detailed class information. Email: dancers@tradewinddancers.com
Kaulana Na Pua O Hula Web Site
Kaulana Na Pua O Hula is under the direction of Meier Alaki'i, Joreen Bates. Whether you are new to hula or would like to start dancing again, you will find becoming a part of the family (ohana) at Kaulana Na Pua O Hula to be rewarding and enjoyable. We welcome you to join us and share the hula with others who have Hawaii in their hearts. Kaulana Na Pua O Hula, 2049 California Street, Suite #2, Carson City, NV 89701. 775-691-9599 - Email kaulananapuahula@aol.com
Halau Hula O Na Mele Aina O Hawaii Web Site
Halau Hula O Na Mele Aina O Hawaii has been present in New York since 1968. Under the direction of Luana Haraguchi, the halau practices both Hula Kahiko and Hula Auana in the style of her late teacher Iolani Luahine. We are currently accepting students at all levels of Hula. Visit our website for more information. Email: info@HulaNewYork.com
Feti`a O Pasifika
We are a Pacific/Polynesian Dance Group located in New York City, New York! We represent the islands of Fiji, Guam, Hawaii, New Zealand, Samoa, Tahiti, and Tonga! Bula Vinka! Hafa Adai! Aloha! Kia Ora! Talofa! Iaorana! Malo E Lelei! Email: Sirena221@excite.com
Gallery Kauai Hawaiian Performing Arts Center - Web site -
Gallery Kauai is a traditional Hula halau located in Rochester, New York. Kumu hula Victoria Kaiulani teaches Hula, Tahitian and Maori Dance. Kimo Knox Slack Key guitarist teaches Slack Key guitar and Ukulele. Halau phone # 585-427-2290.
Spirit of the Pacific Islands - Web Site
Based in Hamilton, Ohio (Cincinnati/Dayton area) the Spirit Of The Pacific Islands is owned and directed by Francesca Anching Trego. The halau offers professional authentic dance performances and educational presentations to ethnic events, fairs, schools, family reunions, weddings, corporate events/trade shows, radio/television shows, nursing and retirement homes and luaus with catering for private/corporate companies. The halau also offers on-going classes for hula, tahitian, maori, samoan and fire dances. The classes are open to men, women and children from age 6 on up and no prior dancing experience is required or expected. For more information contact us: Phone: 513-907-9914 Email: sotpi2001@gmail.com
Hula Halau O Leilani - Web Site
Our hula school has been in existence for 4 years Tulsa, Oklahoma. We are all very dedicated and committed to the perpetuation of the Hawaiian culture through the language,music and dance. Leilani Sheldon is our kumu hula. Our contact information is Email: hula4u@excite.com Tel. 918-299-0417. Address: 7732 E. 105th Street, Tulsa, OK
Kealii`s Polynesian School of Dance - Web Site
We teach Polynesian Dances as well as how to make you authentic costumes for each island. We are a performing group located in Lawton, Oklahoma.
Halau Hula Na Pua `O Hawai`i Nei -
Aloha mai kakou! We are the many flowers of Hawai`i. Our classes consist of Olelo Makuahine, Oli, Olapa Kahiko, Olapa Auwana and Na Mea O ka Po'e Kahiko a Pau. Our Kumu Hula is Pekelo Day and can be contacted by email kumupekelo345@yahoo.com or by phone 541-496-9699. We have classess in Eugene, Oregon and Roseburg, Oregon. Our classess are offered to keiki wahine and kane, intermidiate and advance levals wahine and kane, kupuna wahine and kane. All are Welcome.
Hula Halau He Makana O Aloha - Portland - Web Site
Aloha mai! Come and enjoy the teachings of Hula Mua 'Aukai La'a & Hula Mua Ka'au Ahina under the direction of Kumu Hula Ali'i Manu O Kai from Honolulu, Hawai'i. We specialize in Keiki & Adult Classes every Sunday. Our structure consist of chanting, language, hula steps and hand movements, protocols, culture, myths & legends and ALOHA! Call (503) 492-4159 for more information. Email: hulamua@hemakanaoaloha.com
Hula Halau 'Ohana Holo'oko'a - Web Site
Lisa Chang, Hula Instructor. Hula Kahiko and Hula 'Auana starting from 3 years old through adult. Teaching kane and wahine of all experience levels. Contact information 971-227-8354. Classes are held at Bally's Total Fitness - 17800 SW Kinnaman Road Aloha, OR 97007
Hula Halau KA`EPA
The Keito Academy of Ethno-Cultural Performing Arts (Hula Halau KA'EPA), a 501c3 non-profit since 2003, bring the true flavor of multiculturalism to the community with our products and by teaching Hawaiian, Olelo, Hula, Music and Polynesian cultural arts to Kids and Adults. Under the Direction of Kumu Kanani Kawiola Robinson and Kahu Kahialani Kawiola Maunaloa , Kumu Edwin Maunakea, (KA'EPA) teaches and lectures on a number of dance styles of Polynesian dance. (KA'EPA) provides educational events and seminars for audiences of all ages with classes in Austin, San Antonio, Killeen, and yearly programs on the Big island. Email kanani2@Live.com.com Tel. 512 440-7171, 512 743-4568
Halau Ho'ola Kamana O Hawaii
Hula Halau Ho'ola Kamana O Hawaii is located in Houston, Dallas & San Antonio. Kumu Hula's Kelii Chang, Wahinenani McCabe-Florez, and Kapuanani Weyker-Gase strive to keep the hawaiian culture alive and well in the state of Texas. We are always taking new members from Keiki, beginners, to advanced. We are an educational halau, as well as a competitive group. We have competed in Hawaii's prestigious Merrie Monarch festival, King Kamehameha and California's E Hula Mau. Email: kapuanani@hotmail.com
Island Rhythms Hula Company Web Site
Island Rhythms Hula Company offers private, semi-private, and group hula lessons by Ka'ua Brown and Pohina Kaw. Ka'ua holds a Bachelor of Arts in Dance Pedagogy from the University of California at Irvine, and a Master of Arts in Education from the University of Texas at Austin. Pohina has was born in Hawaii and has been dancing hula for over 20 years. Ka'ua and Pohina currently study hula with Kumu Hula Keli'i Chang and Halau Ho'ola Ka Mana O Hawai'i in Houston, TX. In April 2006, they were honored to compete with Kumu Chang in the Merrie Monarch Hula Festival, the world's most prestigious hula competition. Ka'ua currently holds the office of po'opua'a in Kumu Chang's halau. Island Rhythms Hula Company currently offers beginner and intermediate classes for students ages 8 years and older. Classes are conducted in a positive and respectful atmosphere that allows for individual variance in learning and mastery. Expect to be challenged and to get a great workout in every class. Hula is for fun, for fitness, and for life! Email: island.rhythms@gmail.com
Ka Pa Hula O Manulani
The mission of Ka Pa Hula O Manulani is to maintain and perpetuate the beliefs, dances and traditions of the Hawaiian people. Classes consist of not only hula, but learning the 'olelo (language) and mo'olelo (stories/traditions) behind the dances. Everyone is welcome, whether you are Hawaiian or Hawaiian-at-heart! All are encouraged to come learn about the beautiful and spiritual culture of the Hawaiian people. Classes for keiki and adults are every Saturday in the Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas area! E komo mai! Email: koumanu@yahoo.com
Keola's Hula Halau - Web Site
Aloha, Keola's Hula Halau is under the direction of Harrilyn Kealiiheleaupuni Aiwohi and her daughtre Kumu Deslynn Kaliliokalani Aiwohi Carter. Together with their hula experience approx. 84 years of dancing starting in Hawai'i with Ilima Hula Studio under Kumu Louise & Luka Kaleiki. In 1982 they move to Dallas and continued under Kumu Kelii Chang with Ho'ola Kaman O Hawai'i. In 2003 they formed their Halau which has grown into a well known Halau in Texas. We also offer live entertainment for any parties or lu'au whether if with live band or CD. So When ever you need questions please call or e-mail. Email: keola1051@hotmail.com Tel. 972-351-4463, 9940 White Rock Trail, Dallas, Tx. 75248
Na Hokulani Polynesia - Web Site
We are a new halau in Bedford, Texas. In the very heart of Dallas/Fort Worth. We offer classes from keikis to adults in a fun, family based atmosphere. We teach dances from Hawaii, Tahiti, and New Zealand. Come share our Ohana with us and you won't be disappointed. Send us an email at hokulanipolynesia@yahoo.com, or call 817-282-8216.
Ka Pa Hula 'Umoumou - NEW
Aloha! My name is Frank Keli'i Chang born in Honolulu. I currently teach in Houston and Dallas, Texas My halau is the only halau from Texas ever invited to enter the Merrie Monarch Hula Competition in Hilo! We competed in 2000, 2001 and 2006. King Kamehameha Hula Competition 1978. 1997, 2010 E Hula Mau Hula Competition 2004, 2005, 2007. We have performed in many important events throughout Texas. My main objective in teaching hula is to train future students to become Kumu Hula's themselves. To share with them what I have been taugh by my Kupuna's so that they may share it with others. I have graduated Sharon McCabe (San Antonio) Puanani McKnight (San Antonio), Manulani Birkmire (Dallas), Kapua Weyker (Houston) Dezlyn Aiwohi (Dallas). Some of these Kumu Hula's are registered on this hula site. I am their Kumu Hula. I plan on graduating many other students in the future. I teach Hawaiian language, songs, art, costuming, chanting, history, folklore and dance. 3419 W. Overdale Dr. Pearland, Texas 77584 - kelichang@gmail.com 817-532-8224. He mai 'oe ia'u nei. E hiki aku wau e a'o na Hawai'i ia 'oe. Mahalo.
Halau Hula O Keola
Halau Hula O Keola has existed for over 30 years. The kumuhula has learned from Auntie Nona Beamer and Uncle George Naope. Teach both children and adults. Located in Salt Lake City, UT and Layton, UT. Welcome all who are interested in learning the truth about the culture, language, and hula itself. Kumuhula is Keola Ohumukini. The alaka'i is Kahealani Blackmon.
Ili O' Polyneisa Dance Studio Web Site
360 S. Fort Lane #1D, Layton, Utah 84041 - 801-444-3296 - Both Kumu's (Teacher's) are From Hawai`i and are very committed to teaching the culture as well as the dance. Hula Kumu - Malia I Mislang-Darden, Hula Kumu - Kapua Watley. Email: Malia@iliopolynesia.com
Halau Kahealani Web Site
Located in Norfolk, Va, we hope to be able to share our aloha with the community of Virginia through the beautiful dances of Hawai'i and Tahiti. Email: halau.kahealani@gmail.com
Halau Hula O Ka La (Northwest Hula Company) Web Site
Northwest Hula Company or Halau Hula O Ka La, is located in Spokane, Washington. Sheri Maier, Instructor, is also the President of the Pacific Islanders Association. Email: nwhula@msn.com
Kaleinani o ke Kukui - Web Site
Hula instructor, Deva Leinani Aiko Yamashiro teaches traditional hula to wahine, kane and keiki in Vancouver, Washington. Her Kumu Hula is Victoria Holt Takamine. Our goals, along with Ke Kukui Foundation, are to preserve and share with our community the Hawaiian/Polynesian arts and culture by promoting education in literature, language, music and dance. Every year we host a Hula and Craft Workshop and Ho`ike with reknowned hula instructors who share their knowledge of hula, history, culture and present day issues. Email: amy@kekukuifoundation.com
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Halau Hula O Kaleiu'iokalani - Web Site
For the love of hula! Committed to the preservation of hula. Markham, Ontario, CANADA.
Halau Hula `O Walea - Web Site
Attitudes Dance Studio
2800 John Street, Unit 6
Markham, Ontario, Canada
L3R 0E2
Contact Info: halauinfo@hulaintoronto.com or 416-899-9825
Aloha Dance Academia - Web Site
Academia especializada en Hawaiiano y Tahitiano. Ubicada en Monterrey Nuevo León, México. Para niñas apartir de 4 años hasta adultos. Tel. 81 15224588. Email: alohadance.academia@gmail.com
Hula Halau Ilikai E Waimapuna - Web Site
Kumu Hula Noemi Makanani Aviles. Under the direction of Kumu Hula Debbie Lieonalani Ryder of O`ahu and Lana`i. We teach hula kahiko and auana twice a week, holding classes of an hour and a half per session. We also teach Ori Tahiti and percussion. We have special programs to train students to become hula instructors, special classes to teach implements, pahu hula, and ukulele. We share our mana`o through the teachings of tradition. Email: slloopy@hotmail.com Tel. (55)85-90-36-75 Mexico City
Hula Halau Tiare
Our halau is in Metepec Estado De Mexico. Tiare began in Mexico City in 1982; now we are in a town named Metepec for almost 3 years. Our objective is to transmit the spirit of aloha, and traditional ori and hula folklore to the new generations of students. My kumu is Mrs. Lorraine Joshua from Hawaii`i who have been teaching for almost 30 years. Mahalo! Email: janinevelasco8@hotmail.com
`Iolani Dance Studio
We're located at Tijuana, Baja California Mexico since 1986; under the direction of mother and daughter Yolanda Mora and Iolani; former students of Jean Kalani of Big Island now at California. We teach to our students from our hearts to love and cherish the real culture and dances of Polynesia. Email: iolani_dance@hotmail.com
Kuilima Hula Halau
Address: Ave. Universidad 1224 Otay Universidad, Tijuana BC, Mexico, Tel 664.68443265. Email: javaiki@yahoo.com.mx
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