Hoʻōla Music

The mission of Hoʻōla Music and Cultural Arts (Hoʻōla) is to provide mentorship to Hawai’i’s youth by connecting keiki to kūpuna to build community belonging, personal expression, and Hawaiian values through music, culture, and the arts. Hoʻōla, which means to give life, revive, or heal, was founded by Kau'ionālani Mead to teach music and Hawaiian culture to youth. Hoʻōla Music provides various services modeling Hawaiian values to enrich the lives of our haumāna (students).

For more information, contact:

Kauʻionālani Mead

Ph: (808)723-9071

Email: kauionalani@hoolamusic.com

UPCOMING EVENTS:

Hawaiʻi Loa Intersessions:

Hawaiʻi Loa is an intersession program developed specifically for each community we are apart of. We focus on specific Hawaiian values, songs, Hawaiian composers and incorporate songwriting skills. Each group comes up with their own original group piece.

Spring Intersession in March: Oʻahu

Fall Intersession in October: Hilo

Possible Expansion to summer intersessions.

Science carrer inquiry-exploring native cultural experiences

Explore Hoʻōlaʻs curriculum being developed in partnership with the National Institute of Health upon receipt of the SEPA award. We are developing culturally relevant stories focusing on practitioners throughout Hawaiʻi.

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ʻImi ā loaʻa

Find various ways to become a part of the Hoʻōla Music and Cultural Arts family. We look forward to meeting and getting to know you.