Na Lei Hulu 2024 Classes
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Adult Classes

Offering hula kahiko, hula ʻauana, oli, mele, ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi, history, crafts and workshops

  • Spring 2024 adult class registration – closed March 17, 2024
  • Late enrollment – open to students with prior hula experience. Contact us at enrollment@naleihulu.org
  • 2026/2027 adult class registration notification – via this link

Performing Group — We’re seeking prospective dance company members! Nā Lei Hulu’s performing company is composed mostly of students hand-picked from our classes. Select students who exhibit the potential and commitment may be invited to be part of our performing group.

KEIKI CLASSES

Registration deadline is Saturday, September 7, 2024. ALL RETURNING & NEW STUDENTS MUST COMPLETE THIS REGISTRATION FORM FOR THIS SESSION. Please complete a form for EACH individual child who is enrolling. Thank you!

Fall Session Dates:

Sept 8, 15, 22, 29
October 6, 20, 27
Nov 3, 10, 17

*No class Sunday, October 13
**Possible Performance in November. Details TBA.

CLICK FOR FALL 2024 REGISTRATION

For further information, contact: sfkeikihula@gmail.com

Class Times:
10:00am-11:00am 7 & Under
11:00am-12:00pm 8 & Up

*We strongly recommend our haumana who have not had previous Hula experience from the 8 & older class to also attend the 7 & under class to become acquainted with the basic footwork of Hula to help them access the content of the 8 & up group.

Cost:
$150.00 for one student
$270.00 for two students ($135.00 each student)
$370.00 for three students ($135.00 each for first 2 students + $100 for 3rd child of the same household)

How to Pay:

  1. Venmo @NaLeiHulu -OR-
  2. Personal checks payable to Na Lei Hulu must be sent to 153 Bradford Street, San Francisco, CA 94110

About our keiki classes:

Keiki (Children & Teens ONLY; ages 4.5 and up) are taught by Kumu Julie Mau + hula kokua (helpers)

Classes are approximately 60 minute sessions which include basic Hawaiian language for children; counting, colors, days of the week, and other hula directions and commands. These are then incorporated into basic hula ‘steps’, which is the foundation of a hula dancer.

Attire for girls are hula pā’ū skirts. Boys should wear comfortable shorts or sweats. Sewing Instructions are available.


Haumana (student) pā’ū skirts:

Pā’ū skirts (any print) are recommended, but not necessary for our students wishing to use them. If you would like to sew your own, or would like to purchase one you may contact Aunty Laurie Smith at: kapuapoli@comcast.net.

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