Hula Series

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The hula series is offered in a 3, 4 or 6 week schedule depending upon venue and location. The series are always at a beginner level. Classes may be 60 or 75-minutes depending upon venue. Prices will also vary between venues. Typically venues handle the registration unless otherwise noted below. The series are usually run May-August in the off season of the hula school year.

 
In the 3-week series each class, each week, will explore a different style of hula. The 3-week series is a really good introduction to show you the differences in each style although you will not be focused on learning a choreography in depth. One week we will explore hapa-haole, another week will explore traditional (kahiko), and the third week will explore modern hula ('auana).

The 4 week series may vary in which style of choreographies are taught (traditional kahiko , modern 'auana, or a hapa-haole hula).  You will learn one choreography in the 4 week series. In the 6-week series you will learn at a minimum two choreographies. 

Each class will include a warm-up, 15 minutes of drilling steps, choreography practice, and a cool down/stretch. Practice videos and notes are not provided in the series. 

Space is limited depending upon venue, but this will be a more intimate learning experience than the workshops but not as in depth as the hula school year of weekly classes in Morehead City, NC.