HULA 1 (Multicultural Center 1/206)
Thank you for your interest in learning hula!

WHAT IS HULA: Hula is the traditional storytelling movement art of Hawaiʻi that honors land and nature, mythology of Hawaiʻi and Polynesia, chiefly lineage and genealogy, people and lifestyle.

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Fundamentals of Hula through language, movement, history, mythology, and storytelling.
COST: Tuition free, non-credit.
MEETINGS: In-person.
WHAT TO WEAR: Bring a traditional pāʻū hula garment or full-size fabric sarong to wear if you have one.
ASSIGNMENTS: Weekly engagement through Flipgrid platform.
Offered by Asian & Pacific Islander Programs at the Multicultural Center.

NA KUMU: Iwalani Raes, Asian and Pacific Islander Programs coordinator. For more info, please email raesi@lanecc.edu

**NOTE: this is NOT a hula-hooping class.

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