Hula is an important part of Hawaiian culture and history. This ancient dance form tells the story of the Hawaiian people and their land. Hula is also a way to connect with the spirit of aloha, or love. When hula is performed, it is a way to show respect for the gods and goddesses of Hawaii. Originally, the Hula dance was developed as part of the religious traditions of the Pacific Islands, and is in some ways historically linked to Asian dancing. The full name of the traditional form was Hula K

Big mahalo to Kumu Hula Pelehonuamea Harman and Kekoa Harman and Hālau I Ka Leo Ola O Na Mamo for their beautiful hula today in HVNP. Our next hula performance will be February 11th with Kumu Hula Kaʻea Lyons-Yglesias and Kahelelani Alohikea-Smith with Hālau Ka’eaikahelelani. See you there, Ohana! #hulakahiko #hula #kahiko #performance #hawaii #dance #event #hvnp | Volcano Art Center

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