Tuesday Night Dance: Hula

Tuesday Night Dance - Hula
Discover the beauty and grace of hula, a dance form rooted in Hawaiian culture and storytelling. Through gentle, flowing movements of the hands and hips, hula brings music and meaning together in a deeply expressive way. This class offers a welcoming introduction to the art form, focusing on connection, rhythm, and the joy of sharing stories through dance.

Meet Your Instructor
Toni Kemehana Pasion is an Inland Empire-based dancer, educator, and community organizer who specializes in Indigenous Hawaiian and Philippine dance practices. She is a Lecturer of Dance at the University of California Riverside, company choreographer at Infuse Dance Studio and dance instructor for the Philippine American Intercultural School-Inland Empire. Toni's work intentionally represents how indigenous worldviews, dance, and storytelling can serve as tools for connection amongst diverse groups of people.

Enjoy free outdoor dance classes in Orange County this summer on the Julianne and George Argyros Plaza. From May through August, join local expert instructors for fun, welcoming weekly dance classes designed for all ages and skill levels—no experience required. Whether you’re trying dance for the first time or looking to keep moving, everyone is invited. Seated dance movement is also available for adapted chair exercise, making this a joyful and inclusive community dance experience.

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