For information on classes please contact Kaloku at: kaloku@ymail.com
or call: (808)989-3870.
Ho’olohe ke pepeiao.
Nana I ka maka.
Kuhi no ka lima, hele no ka maka.
Pupukahi i holomua.
Lawe i ka ma'alea a ku'ono'ono.
Listen carefully
Observe with the eye.
Where the hands move, there let the eyes follow.
Unite to move forward.
Acquire skill and make it deep.
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Advance Adults Hula Classes Beginner Adult Hula Class Gracious Ladies Hula Class (50 yrs and up) Beginners Keiki Classes (7-14 yrs old)
Hawiian History Class From the very first Hawaiians who in 300 AD set out on a purposeful voyage of discovery to the Hawaiians who pleaded not to be annexed by the United States and a signed a petition in protest, the history of Hawaii and its people is truly the story of the making of paradise…..and the foreigners who grabbed it for themselves. This 6 week course will combine multimedia, lecture and interactive conversation to describe the rise and fall of the Hawaiian Kingdom. $50 for six classes or $10 per class. For more information please contact Kepule at 503-580-6662. `Olelo Hawai`i Hawaiian Language Class Cost: $100 (includes books). All proceeds go to Ke Kukui Foundation Curriculum: the above schedule is tentative based on the pace of learning for the group. Attendance: must have a minimum of 5 paying student or all classes will be cancelled. Maximum students: 10 (first-come, first-served) How to register: email Waialoha at olelo@kekukuifoundation.com or call 503-349-0229. |
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Vancouver, Washington classes are held at the
Ke Kukui Cultural Center, 301 E McLoughlin Blvd Suite D, Vancouver, WA 98663
For information on Portland, Oregon classes,
please contact Aunty Pat at (503) 330-4856
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Get details about our upcoming Hapa Haole Competition & Ho'ike in Summer of 2010.
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