Ha'a Hula FAQs

Yes! Brand new beginners are encouraged to sign up for our free INTRO class here. After that, you can progress to one of our pre-recorded classes or the Ha'a Hula Membership, with live online classes and direct support from Kumu Andrea. Check out all our classes here.

Yes! Our classes are designed to help you grow, no matter where you are in your hula journey. For those with experience, the practice offers an opportunity to strengthen your foundation, refine your dancing, and connect more deeply to the ʻike (knowledge), chant, and cultural teachings that give hula its life.

Our emphasis is on presence, relationship, and returning to the heart of the practice—which can reveal new layers, even for seasoned dancers.

If you have prior hula experience, Kumu Andrea recommends any of our bundled course offerings, or the Haʻa Hula Membership, which includes live online classes and direct support from Kumu Andrea. Check out all our classes here.

Our Haʻa Hula Membership includes two live Hula classes and one live Hawaiian Chant & Teachings class each month. All live classes are recorded and always available in your video library as a benefit of your Membership. You can join anytime, and cancel anytime. Learn more about our Membership here.

Yes! We have several self-paced, previously recorded options available, including our 4-class CONNECT or 10-class FOUNDATION courses. You can also purchase between 30-80 hours of pre-recorded classes and video resources with our bundled class offerings. Click here to explore all hula classes.

All purchases of pre-recorded courses are final. Once purchased, you’ll have ongoing access to your course library, including archived videos and class resources.

You may cancel your Haʻa Hula Membership at any time, and future monthly renewals will stop. Membership fees are non-refundable, and partial refunds are not available for unused time within a billing cycle. Upon cancellation, access to the Haʻa Hula Membership video library will end.

If you are actively learning hula from someone else, protocol dictates that you ask for permission from your teacher or kumu before learning from anyone else. Please inform us if you are coming from another hālau.