Cultural & Land Adventures with Oni Foundation in Hawaii
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Discover the art of hula with beginner lessons at the Oni Foundation, blending culture, community, and movement in Hawaii. Perfect for all ages and skill levels, this experience enriches your trip with authentic Hawaiian tradition.
Hula Lessons for Beginners
An all-ages introductory session to get you started in the graceful dance of Hawaiʻi
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About This Adventure
Embark on a captivating journey into the world of Hula with this introductory session designed for all ages. Learn essential steps, terminology, and the rich history of this graceful dance from experienced instructors. Experience the beauty of Hawaiian culture while enjoying complimentary access to the "Migrations" galleries.
Always wanted to learn Hula? This is your first step. Youʻll learn the basics steps, terminology, meanings, and history, and even a dance or two from experienced Kumu and instructors.
More about this experience:
- Duration: 1 hour
- Taught by local experts
- Suitable for all ages 7 years and older
- Complimentary entrance to our "Migrations" galleries showcasing Hawai'i's history through dance costumes, implements, and instruments.
Additional information :
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Wheelchair accessible
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All proceeds go to our nonprofit
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Free ample parking at Queen Ka'ahumanu Center
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Children 12 and younger are free when entering with a paying adult
Adventure Tips
Listen to the instructor
Pay close attention to the guidance and stories behind each hula move to fully appreciate the cultural significance.
Wear comfortable clothing
Choose lightweight, loose-fitting clothes suitable for dance and movement.
Stay hydrated
Bring water, especially in warm weather, to keep fluid levels up during the activity.
Engage with the community
Participate actively and ask questions to deepen your understanding of Hawaiian traditions.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Hawaiian green sea turtle
- Hawaiian honeycreeper
History
Hula is believed to have originated in ancient Hawaii as a way to preserve stories and legends through dance.
Conservation
The Oni Foundation actively promotes environmental awareness and sustainable practices during events.
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Recommended Gear
Lightweight clothing
Comfortable attire suitable for dance and movement.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated during outdoor or indoor classes.
Sun protection
Use sunscreen or wear a hat during outdoor sessions.
summer specific
Dance shoes or barefoot
Comfortable footwear or going barefoot as per class instructions.