TOP 10 Cultural activities hawaii in Wahiawa, Hawaii

Mauka Warriors Luau, located at 94-1211 Kunia Road in Wahiawa, Hawaii, offers a unique and unforgettable experience for locals and tourists alike. Join us every Friday starting March 1st for a new luau experience that explores Polynesia's history of wars and warriors. Enjoy a stunning view of Honolulu while indulging in a delicious all-you-can-eat Polynesian buffet, featuring kalua pork, taro rolls, grilled pineapple, and more. Vegetarian options are also available upon request. Witness thrilling fire-knife dancing, Polynesian cultural dances, and battle re-enactments that honor forgotten warriors.

Halau Hula `O Hokulani, located at 91-5431 Kapolei Parkway in Kapolei, Hawaii, was founded in 1985 by Aunty Hokulani and Uncle Larry. Originally starting with their own children and neighbors in Wahiawa, the Hālau has now expanded its reach beyond Hawaii to the Orient and Europe. Aunty Hoku and Uncle Larry have passed on the legacy of Hawaiian culture to their daughters, Leinani and Kehaulani, who continue to uphold the foundational vision of the Hālau. Their motto is to "Build Strong Family Units through Hula." Whether you are a beginner or have some hula background, Halau Hula `O Hokulani offers classes for all ages, starting from 3 years old for girls and 5 years old for boys, all the way up to Kupuna age. The Hālau's favorite activities, such as Hula Performances, Ohana Picnics, Hālau Camp, and Traveling, are all featured in their calendar of events. The institution has a strong presence internationally, as seen in the picture above from a Hula Concert in Vienna, Austria. Join Halau Hula `O Hokulani and immerse yourself in the beauty of Hawaiian culture through dance.