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Tuesday Night Dance: Hula at Argyros Plaza
End Date: July 28, 2026
Start Time: 8:00 PM
Argyros Plaza, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa, CA
2026-07-21
2026-07-28
America/Los_Angeles
Tuesday Night Dance: Hula at Argyros Plaza
Tuesday Night Dance - Hula
Discover the beauty and grace of hula, a dance form rooted in Hawaiian culture and storytelling. Through gentle, flowing movements of the hands and hips, hula brings music and meaning together in a deeply expressive way. This class offers a welcoming introduction to the art form, focusing on connection, rhythm, and the joy of sharing stories through dance.
Meet Your Instructor
Toni Kemehana Pasion is an Inland Empire-based dancer, educator, and community organizer who specializes in Indigenous Hawaiian and Philippine dance practices. She is a Lecturer of Dance at the University of California Riverside, company choreographer at Infuse Dance Studio and dance instructor for the Philippine American Intercultural School-Inland Empire. Toni's work intentionally represents how indigenous worldviews, dance, and storytelling can serve as tools for connection amongst diverse groups of people.
Argyros Plaza
Event Description
Tuesday Night Dance - Hula
Discover the beauty and grace of hula, a dance form rooted in Hawaiian culture and storytelling. Through gentle, flowing movements of the hands and hips, hula brings music and meaning together in a deeply expressive way. This class offers a welcoming introduction to the art form, focusing on connection, rhythm, and the joy of sharing stories through dance.
Meet Your Instructor
Toni Kemehana Pasion is an Inland Empire-based dancer, educator, and community organizer who specializes in Indigenous Hawaiian and Philippine dance practices. She is a Lecturer of Dance at the University of California Riverside, company choreographer at Infuse Dance Studio and dance instructor for the Philippine American Intercultural School-Inland Empire. Toni's work intentionally represents how indigenous worldviews, dance, and storytelling can serve as tools for connection amongst diverse groups of people.
