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| Aunty Nona Passes It is with great sadness that we report the loss of a great lady, Aunty Nona Beamer. She was an advocate for the Hawaiian people, our culture, music and a role model for future generations. It is her hula genealogy that is preserved through the teachings of Kumu Paul and Nā Hālau Ha'a Kea. She will be missed. |
| Big Island Students See History Made Hālau Ha'a Kea o Mokihana provided warm clothes, warm beds and plenty of aloha to a group of students visiting Washington DC for the inauguration. Read the article from the Hawaii Tribune. |


| Protect Nā Iwi Kupuna (ancestral bones) Our iwi kupuna need to be protected and respected, but they continue to be in danger. Get more information and read a personal account about how development continues to threaten our ancestors and our culture. mahalo |

| Emperor and Empress of Japan Commemorate 50 Years of Hawaiian Relationship Led by The Royal Order of Kamehameha I, they entered the ballroom. Read the article or visit www.KHON2.com to view video of the event, including the processional with Kumu Paul. |

| Announcing Princess Ka'iulani Hula Festival Coming to Washington DC in October 2010 Kumu Paul is pleased to announce a first of its kind hula festival for East Coast hālau and hui. This 3-day festival includes a dramatic presentation of her life, the first ho'ike of Halau Ha'a Kea o Mokihana and a mahalo lu'au and cultural workshops. Click here for details |
| Hālau Cookbooks Available Now!!! Order Yours Today |






Princess Ka'iulani Hula Festival Washington DC October 21 - 23, 2010 Click here for details |