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Na Hula Festival held at Kapiolani Park

Dancers of all ages gathered to entertain the audience at Na Hula Festival at Kapiolani Park on Sunday. Since 1940 the Honolulu Department of Parks and Recreation’s Na Hula Festival has celebrated the artistry of Hawaii’s premier dance form. The festival is Hawaii’s longest-running annual, noncompetitive hula event.

By Craig T. Kojima

Aug. 11, 2024

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Na Wahine o ka Hula mai ka Puuwai dancers group for a photo.
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Na Wahine o ka Hula mai ka Puuwai dancer performs on stage.
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Kumu Candy Pollack, left, of Na Wahine o ka Hula mai ka Puuwai dances with her daughter, Alana Kanahele.
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Na Wahine o ka Hula mai ka Puuwai dancers group together for a photo.
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The festival is Hawaii’s longest-running, annual, noncompetitive hula event.
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Na Wahine o ka Hula mai ka Puuwai dancers perform.
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Puanani Alama Hula Studio dancers Pua Chang, left, and Francine Young.
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Puanani Alama Hula Studio dancers Francine Young, left, Jan Morit, and Paulette Nakamura.
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Entertainers, Kelly Viernes, left, Tony Conjugacion, Tanna Hee and Dwight Kanae perform at Na Hula Festival.
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Puanani Alama Hula Studio dancers perform at Na Hula Festival.
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Puanani Alama Hula Studio dancers perform at Na Hula Festival.
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Puanani Alama Hula Studio dancers perform at Na Hula Festival.
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Na Wahine o ka Hula mai ka Puuwai dancers gather for a group shot.
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Na Wahine o ka Hula mai ka Puuwai dancers entertain the audience.
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Na Wahine o ka Hula mai ka Puuwai dancer on stage.
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Na Wahine o ka Hula mai ka Puuwai dancers entertain audience.
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