We offer open enrollment for our women’s classes only once or twice a year and space is limited, so click here to sign up for our enewsletter for updates about our next enrollment! Classes for keiki (kids) and kāne (men) welcome new student enrollment any time during the year, more details on that below.
At Ka Lā Kapu, we value staying true to the cultures of Polynesia as much as possible. We embrace every one of all ages that are interested in learning more about the Polynesian cultures. As a practicing student, you will have the opportunity to learn the technique of multiple Polynesian dances along with connecting spiritually to the ‘aina (land), our kūpuna (ancestors), and stories of the maoli (native people). Not only will you become a second ‘ohana (family), you will also have an opportunity to join in the beautiful efforts to perpetuate the Polynesian culture to our beloved communities.
Kāne (Men’s) Hula Class
Our Kāne Hula Class, taught by Uncle Rod Kualapai, welcomes new students year-round! For more info or to schedule a day to drop in to try the class and meet Uncle Rod, email: kimi@abqpolynesia.com
Kids Classes
Our kids classes welcome new students year-round! Dancers new to hula will start in the All Ages Intro to Hula class and be placed into their age-specific hula class after learning basics. For more info or to schedule a visit, email: kimi@abqpolynesia.com
2025 Keiki Class Schedule:
Saturdays
All Ages Intro to Hula, 9-9:45am
Ages 15-17 Hula, 9:45-10:45am
Ages 15-17 ‘Ori Tahiti, 10:45-11:45pm
Ages 11-14 ‘Ori Tahiti, 11:45-12:45pm
Ages 11-14 Hula, 12:45-1:45pm
Ages 5-7 Hula, 1:45-2:30pm
Ages 8-10 Hula, 2:30-3:30pm
(Note: If more than one person from the same household enrolls, you will receive $10 off the overall monthly tuition.)
BECOMING A STUDENT:
At Ka Lā Kapu, we value staying true to the cultures of Polynesia as much as possible. We embrace every one of all ages that are interested in learning more about the Polynesian cultures. As a practicing student, you will have the opportunity to learn the technique of multiple Polynesian dances along with connecting spiritually to the ‘aina (land), our kūpuna (ancestors), and stories of the kanaka maoli (native people). Not only will you become a second ‘ohana (family), you will also have an opportunity to join in the beautiful efforts to perpetuate the Polynesian culture to our beloved communities.
Our students will have an opportunity to learn about the different languages and history of the Polynesian islands through cultural classes. We also bestow upon our students the meaning and importance of ALOHA, and how it should be practiced within their daily lives.
Private classes:
Private lessons
Private GROUP lessons
Looking for some one-on-one lessons to perfect your skill? We have you covered. Any of our qualified instructors can help you meet your personal goals to become a beautiful Polynesian dancer.
A choreographed hula or Tahitian dance number for a wedding, graduation, birthday party, bachelorette party or just a girls night out brings a special touch. Our instructors can make any group look good while making memories!