Halau Hula O'Kahikilaulani

International Classes - Zoom. Primarily located in Japan and Mexico, Kahikilaulani does offer classes for international instructors and their students contracted through the Halau. These classes are held to the same standards as our local groups and we also provide lessons in crafting and the arts.

The Kukunaokala pride themselves in their strength, agility, and Brotherhood. Working hard is the key to success and the Kukunaokala group holds nothing back. We accept new dancers and train our men in cultural arts, sewing, crafting, and community service. There are opportunities for traveling abroad and becoming a part of the competition level group. We strive to prepare the Kukunaokala for all aspects of life and it is through hula we instruct our Kukunaokala to be leaders in the community.

Whether you’re looking to learn hula later in life or hone in on your existing talents, this class is what you are looking for. Geared towards those who enjoy moderately paced classes of Mother's and Grandmother's looking to be expressive, sweat a little, and have a good time with their hula sisters and friends.

Our Keiki are the future of the halau. In our entry level class we strive to teach a basic fundamental view of the world around us using hula as the foundation or building blocks to success in all that they do. These young keiki work hard (and have fun!) each time they enter the halau.

Our Pikake love the opportunity to explore new dance moves taught in their `auana (modern) dances, while also practicing to master the classic Kahiko (ancient) hula movements. The Pikake are primarily a traveling and competition level class with a focus on strength, grace, beauty, love, passion, and humility. Hard work is required to succeed in this class but the rewards for the time spent is insurmountable.