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Hula Class - 6 week course

Hula is the Traditional Dance of Hawaii. Community Hula Workshop — 6 Weeks of Dance, Chant & Connection. Learn to dance Hula and tell the stories of Hawaii

Join the Hula Course
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Why Learn Community Hula

Hula is a way of learning through movement, rhythm, and story. It gently builds strength, coordination, and presence while creating connections, joy and belly laughs.

For Lomilomi practitioners, Hula offers a deeper understanding of your Practice — the same principles that support authentic Lomilomi. Traditionally, these practices were not separate.

You don’t need to be Hawaiian or have dance experience. Community Hula is taught with care and respect, offering a welcoming place to learn, move, and connect. Sometimes curiosity is reason enough to begin.

What to Expect

Community Hula is a relaxed, structured class for learning Hawaiian dance and cultural practice. Over six weeks, you will:

  • Learn foundational hula steps and a full dance

  • Practice simple hula chants and lei making

  • Move your body through rhythm, storytelling, and gentle exercise

  • Connect with others in a supportive, non-competitive space

This class is for all levels, whether you’re new to hula or want to reconnect with movement and Hawaiian culture..

  • No! Community Hula is for all levels, from complete beginners to experienced dancers.

  • Comfortable clothes for movement. Bring a sarong, or wear a full loose skirt to move and twirl in. Hula pa’u/skirts are optional.

  • No - but we will work toward doing demonstrations at Community Events

  • Nope, but more than likely weʻll all be laughing at ourselves too much to notice what youʻre doing. Learning to laugh at yourself builds your confidence to get out and try new things.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers here about our 6-week workshop, what you’ll learn, how classes run, and how to get started. Everything you need to know to join, move, and enjoy hula with confidence. And if you need more, let me know.

Join the Hula Class

  • The Scout Hall in Iluka

  • Sundays 09:30m - 11.30am. But if Sundays arenʻt your thing, still let me know youʻre interested in learning Hula

  • Yes - though regular attendance helps you learn the full dance.

  • Follow the buttons to the Join Class.. Pay your class fee and all done.

  • Follow the buttons to join the class, to grab your spot. You can pay by card or by cash - but youʻve gotta pay for the whole course and you can do that online or in person with me.

  • Yes - Hula is for everyone of all ages.

  • Children under 16 can come free when you enrol in a class. Get your kids involved so you have someone to practice with - or vica versa, if your children want to dance, come with them!