Hawaiian Hula Dance
NEW DATES FOR THIS CLASS COMING SOON
PLEASE STAY POSTED
Adult hula dance was canceled in November 2020 due to covid-19 BC.GOV regulations not allowing adult " high intensity" dance classes to run until further notice.
There is 1 x adult class that will be made up for once our BC.Gov gives us the ok to do so. Thank you very much for your understanding. We apricate you.
Our 1st session of Hula classes starts November 5th and 6th and finishes December 17th and 18th.
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NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED.
Beginner classes
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Thursdays: (starting November 5th) TWEENS & TEENS ages 10 to Teen. 5:30 to 6:30.
Cost: $60 plus GST per month
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Fridays: (starting November 6th) Parent and kids together Hula ages 4-9yrs with adult to learn hula dance together! 4:30 to 5:15pm
Cost: $50 plus GST per month Price includes 1 adult and 1 child.
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Fridays: (starting November 6th) ADULT hula dance! 5:30-6:30pm
Cost: $60 plus GST per month
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Clothing: Wear your own SERONG with the options of shorts, pants, T-shirts, tank tops, leotards. No shoes needed.
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Must register to reserve your spot on the dance floor. We are keeping our class sizes smaller than ever and plan to for our entire season.
Payment methods:
E-transfer to solsticestudio@hotmail.com
When sending a e-transfer, please put your full name in the notes
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Cash or cheque:
to Solstice studio in an envelope with students full name marked on the front. This can be dropped off at your first class and put into the bright orange locked-drop box located on the wall in our lobby.
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Hula was created in ancient Hawaii as way to pass on stories from generation to generation.
Kahiko is the old or ancient form of Hula. Traditionally performed by men, this style was danced low to the ground or kneeling.
‘Auana is the modern style of Hula that was introduced during the reign of King Kalakaua. Performed by men, women and children - this style is more feminine but continues the tradition of story telling.
In Hula, we use our hands to tell our stories. Each technique learned has a history to its creation and its connection to nature.
Tahitian has two distinct styles. Ori- danced to drums and is either improvised or choreographed.
Fast paced Aparima - generally slower paced, music has lyrics and like hula is used to tell a story
