The book
274 public listings — mostly the U.S. Mainland, plus ʻohana abroad. Businesses owned by people from Hawaiʻi and the Pacific. Most are a name, a place, and a craft. All have Aloha.
3 listings for “Alexandria”
Hula schools · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance
A Polynesian dance company and school founded by Lydia “Liliʻu” Ortiz — lūʻau entertainment, hula and Ori Tahiti classes, and cultural programming for DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia.
Alexandria, VAIsland Rootsdchulagirls.com
Cultural nonprofits
A 501(c)(3) Hawaiian cultural center formed in Virginia in 2017 to educate, engage, and connect people in the spirit of aloha.
Alexandria, VAKānaka ʻŌiwiwww.ealaehcc.org
Hālau · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance
A traditional Hawaiian cultural school — hula, oli, language, arts, music — at Hope United Church in Alexandria, open to haumāna from Virginia, Maryland, and DC.
Alexandria, VAKānaka ʻŌiwihalau.org/halau_002.htm