Kuhi no ka lima, hele no ka maka.
Hula is a lifestyle. It is the understanding, enjoyment and appreciation for Hawaiian culture in language, medicine, science, art, crafts, philosophy and religion. Hula is an expression of prose and poetry, a dramatization and immortalization of the Hawaiian aho (lifeline), in which the aka ‘uhane (spiritual essence) is always given recognition.
If you share a passion for all things Hawai’i join us and experience traditional Hawaiian dance and culture.Minimum age: 7 years old (with parental participation). Maximum age: None!
Contact us for class information and details
If you are a first time student who would like to attend a class you must preregister. For information and registration please contact:
Carole Puanani Ching
phone: (916) 834-0887
email: grassvalleyhula@gmail.com
Hula Class Schedule for 2018-2019:
Classes are held on Saturday with an optional short workshop the following Sunday morning.
August 1 – See us at the Fair!
August 18 – Open to new students
September 8 – See us at Celebrate Aloha!
October 6 – Open to new students
November 3 – Open to new students
December 1 – Merry Christmas!
2019
January 12 – Open to new students
February 9 – Open to new students
March 16 – Open to new students
April 13 – Open to new students
May 18 – Open to new students
June 15 – Open to new students
In Oxnard/Simi Valley area:
Maxine “Macky” Wright at 805-385-9049
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Aloha, I saw your halau perform at Ho’olaule’a on Sunday – very nice! I wasn’t close enough to see if the ti leaf skirts worn by the keiki were real – were they? Your little kane keiki was adorable and he could do some of the moves well!!