POLYNESIAN

Classes for students ages 4 to 11

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LEVELS OFFERED

POLYNESIAN "MIKIMIKI"

AGES 4-8

AGES 4-7 (Beg/Int)

AGES 5-8 (Advanced)

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BOYS TAHITIAN

AGES 7-11

"TAMAROA" (Beg/Int)

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Polynesian "Mikimiki" (ages 4-7)

Friday 4:15pm-5:15pm (Beg/Int)

1 Spot Available

Trial class required prior to enrollment confirmation.

Placement is subject to teacher approval

$92.00 Monthly Tuition

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Polynesian "Mikimiki" (ages 4-7)

Saturday 12:00pm-1:00pm (Beg/Int)

2 Spots Available

$92.00 Monthly Tuition

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Polynesian "Mikimiki" (ages 5-8)

Saturday 11:00am-12:00pm (Adv)

Prerequisite: 1 year of Beg/Int Mikimiki + teacher recommendation

$92.00 Monthly Tuition

Polynesian "Mikimiki" (ages 5-7)

Saturday 1:00pm-2:00pm (Beginning)

Class begins Saturday, January 9th

$92.00 Monthly Tuition

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Polynesian Program Faculty

Kumu Hula Anthony Waipa Manaois

Polynesian Program Director

Reina Victoria

Polynesian General School

Jessica Manalo Angeles

Co-Assistant Polynesian

Program Director

Morgan Chang-Jimenez

Co-Assistant Polynesian

Program Director

Jessica Manalo Angeles

Polynesian General School

TE ŌRAMA

Polynesian Dance Group

Directed by Kumu Hula Anthony Waipa Manaois

WHAT IS POLYNESIAN DANCE?

Polynesian dance originates from the islands of the Pacific Ocean, including Hawaii, Tahiti, the Cook Islands, Samoa, Tonga, and New Zealand. These dances are deeply rooted in the cultures of their respective islands, making it essential to understand their ethnic and historical significance.

In our classes, students are introduced to the fundamentals of both Hula and Tahitian dance (ʻOri). Instruction includes proper terminology and technique in both traditional and modern styles.

Join us to experience the beauty of Polynesian dance and deepen your understanding of this vibrant cultural tradition.

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