←Back to CalendarHula ʻOla – Weekly Hula at Hawaiian Sanctuary
ℹ️Event Details
Price
$10 per class
Organizer
Hawaiian Sanctuary
📝About This Event
Recurring weekly hula class led by Kumu Tia at Hawaiian Sanctuary.
- ●When: Mondays, 4:00–5:30 PM
- ●Where: Hawaiian Sanctuary, Pāhoa
- ●Price: $10 per class
- ●All levels welcome – learn hula foundations, traditional protocols, and Hawaiian values (mea waiwai)
What to bring
- ●Pāʻū skirt or sarong
- ●Notebook
- ●Water bottle
- ●No jewelry or tech wearables
- ●Hair tied back
Join a grounded, welcoming space to connect through movement, rhythm, and intention.
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