Ages 5 - 8 years.

The first class (on April 5, 2021) is FREE!

Hula is the cultural dance of the Hawaiian people.  The movements in this traditional dance reflect our natural environment: the play of the wind through the trees, sound of the ocean as it breaks through shore, the gentle nourishing rain, and the great land that connects us to a sense of place.  Hand and feet movements tells the story of the elements and the plants that grow as a result.

Students will learn basic feet and hand movements along with two hulas.  They’ll also learn the concepts of aloha (love) and Ohana (family). Boys and Girls are welcome! No experience necessary.

Classes will be taught by Lorel Madden, a member of Halau i Ka Pono since 2016.  She is a licensed elementary school teacher and certified International Baccalaureate Instructor for 28 years.  Her family roots are from Maui where her grandmother was one of the original Kodak Hula dancers.

Call 708-297-6321 or contact Kumu June if interested. 

This first class is free! Contact us to register.

Regular Cost: $15/class, 4 for $50, or 8 for $100.