Indulge Mom in an Unforgettable Evening at Hālau Ka'eaikahelelani's Mother's Day Dinner!
Join us for an exquisite culinary journey crafted by Chef Bryan Fujikawa, featuring a delectable three-course meal. Savor a refreshing salad to start, followed by your choice of entree of either beef, or vegetarian option. And of course, no meal is complete without a decadent dessert to satisfy your sweet tooth!
But the evening doesn't end there. Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of hula as our talented Hālau members grace the stage with mesmerizing performances, adding an extra touch of magic to this special occasion.
More than just a dinner, it's a chance for Mom to truly unwind and bask in the love and appreciation she deserves. Plus, your attendance supports a great cause as this event serves as a fundraiser for Hālau Ka'eaikahelelani.
Treat Mom to an evening she'll cherish forever. Reserve your spot now and let's celebrate the extraordinary mothers in our lives in style!
$75 per person
Beef option: mixed greens with lilikoi dressing, smoked prime rib, mash potato, baked asparagus, mini strawberry shortcake with strawberry flower
Vegetarian option: mixed green salad, sun dried tomato risotto, baked asparagus, mini Strawberry shortcake with strawberry flower
Keiki Care: A limited amount of childcare spots will be available for keiki 5 to 12 years of age. While you enjoy a nice evening of hula and dinner, your keiki will be entertained with pizza and a movie in a nearby location.
$25 per keiki
Class Schedule
Keiki Class Schedule - First class for new students is Sunday, January 14th.
Ages 0-4 (Sunday mornings 9:00-9:45)
Ages 5-7 (Sunday mornings 10:00-10:45)
Ages 8-10 (Sunday mornings 10:30-11:45)
Ages 11-13 (Sunday mornings 8:30-10:00)
Adult class schedule - First class for new students is Sunday, January 14th.
All new adult students (Wahine, Kāne, Kupuna) Sundays 3:30-5:00pm
You will attend this class for 12 weeks then your class time will change to 11:30am-1:00pm on Sundays.
Hālau Ka'eaikahelelani
Hālau Ka’eaikahelelani (KIK), a 501(c)(3), is an immersion school of Hawaiian arts and culture located in South Kona, Hawaii. We bring people together through their shared desire to learn and live the cultural foundations of hula, community, culture and humanity. Our mission is to increase equitable access to cultural enrichment programs through the lifestyle of hula, language, music, arts, land stewardship, and ancestral teachings.
I ke ola o ka hula
Within the fundamental teachings of Hawaiian arts and practices are centuries of knowledge and understanding essential to the foundation of Hawaiian culture and the sustainability of our islands.
We utilize our extensive network of diverse cultural practitioners and community stakeholders to provide unparalleled enrichment opportunities. Over the last year, Hawai’i has experienced unprecedented hardship due to the disproportionate effects of COVID-19 with full recovery estimated to be more than a decade away. Now, more than ever, KIK believes that support of Hawaiian art and culture is integral to increase our community’s holistic well-being and foster resilience for generations to come.
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