Frequently asked questions
Do you offer classes for children?
When is your class?
What should I wear for class?
Currently, we do not offer classes specifically for children, and our Communiversity class is for ages 18 and up.
Our current hula class will start in the fall through Communiversity. Check our classes page for more information.
Wear comfortable clothing. If you have a sarong, bring that to tie around your waist. If you have a pa'u skirt (traditional hula skirt), please bring that.
Links
Mele.com, the world's online source for Hawaiian music.
Hula Association of the Midwest, is a new non-profit group currently being organized to serve the Hawaii, hula community and business throughout the Midwestern States.
The Merrie Monarch Festival is a non-profit organization that honors the legacy left by King David Kalakaua, who inspired the perpetuation of Hawaiian traditions, native language and the arts. The week-long festival features an internationally acclaimed hula competition, crafts fairs, an art show, music concerts, seminars, hula shows, and a grand parade through Hilo town.
Dante's Gypsy Circus, a professional performance-based collaborative that specializes in fire arts and tribal belly dance.
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