E Komo Mai... mahalo
nui loa for all those who participated and
supported the 11th annual hula competition
this past July 19th & 20th. |
Ho`ike Hawai`i July
25 & 26 2009 Theme:
"Island
of Kaua`i"
Information for next
year's Hula Competion (2009) will be available
this Fall.
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Ho'ike
Hawai'i 2008
Multi-Workshop |
This
is an open invitation to all hula halau (schools),
dance groups and individuals who wish to participate. |
Just
Added:
Due to requests, a new workshop class
has been added: Learn the ancient technique
of Makau Iwi, Hawaiian Fish Hook carving
in bone. Call Uncle Hank 407.301.5329
for tools information and questions. |
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•
Hawaiian
Hula (3-Day Workshop)
•
Tahitian
3-Day Workshop
•
Hula
& Tahitian (Both
Classes at Special Rate)
• Ukulele 2-Day
Class (Beginners, Intermediate & Advanced)
•
NEW:
Hawaiian Fish Hook Bone Carving
(Makau
Iwi)
• Hawaiian
Quilt
• Lei
Making Class
• Samoan
Taualuga Dance
• Samoan
Knife Dance Technique
• Poi
Ball Dance 2-Day Class
•
Hawaiian Pahu Drum Making
• Toere
Tahitian Drumming Technique
>>
Click here for details
& online registration.
The
Annual Workshop is a cultural learning experience
designed for anyone in Florida and the mainland,
who has an interest in Polynesian traditions. This
year’s Workshop will have an array of classes,
including new ones never offered before. Only through
healthy attendance are we able to continue the Workshop
each year. We welcome you to come out and join in
on a weekend of learning, performing, making new
friends and fun!
A
note: As gas and airline rates have increased,
an impact in attendance may be affected. We will
monitor the level of sign-ups for sufficient attendance.
An inadequate number of interest may result in the
cancellation of the event. Should a cancellation
be necessary, notification will be sent out and
refunds processed. We hope this will not occur and
that turn out will be as great as it has been in
the past. Mahalo for your support and see you in
October!
Ho`ike
Hawai`i 2008 T-Shirts
Only
$10 includes postage
To purchase a T-shirt
please email Ginger
Lavoie
or call (407)944-1557 |
See
photos of the
award ceremony!
Click
here to view Photos
Click
here to view
this year's results
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Mahalo
Mossman/Avon Ohana for their generous
gift to support the perpetuation of
the Hawaiian culture in Florida.
In
memory of our beloved Pualani Mossman
(Avon)
An Ambassador of Aloha and first recipient
of the Ho’okahiko Duke Kahanamoku
Award.The Mossman
Avon family proudly awarded a performer
at this year’s Ho’ike
Hawai’i Competition who exemplified
the “Spirit of Aloha”.
Congratulations! |
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