Dance classes in Corona, California
The Polynesian Entertainment Group, based in Corona, California, provides Polynesian luau entertainment and hula instruction across southern California. Its performance work spans the dances and music of the South Pacific, from Hawaiian hula to Tahitian drum dancing and the Samoan fire knife, supplied for events ranging from small private parties to large corporate functions and weddings. Teaching is run through its hula school, Halau Hula O Alia, which has a student portal on the site. The school's group hula classes are currently listed as closed because of COVID-19 concerns, with private lessons the only instruction available at present and enquiries handled by email; the site states it will be updated as information becomes available.
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