Halau Kalama is a nonprofit 501C3 organization
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Halau Kalama Mission Statement:
To educate and promote the art of Polynesian music, language and dance to all. With many performances throughout the State of Colorado, our Annual Lei Day takes place in May or June. Together, members of Halau Kalama, collaborate and strive to entertain as well as enlighten all communities who wish to experience the “ALOHA SPIRIT”. Na’awe’awe n he’e lawe mai na’auao’o hula. Mele a ‘olelo “The tentacles of the he’e brings knowledge of dance, song and language” Halau Kalama does not discriminate against any person or organization based on age, race, sex, color, creed, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, transgender status, gender identity, gender expression, ancestry, marital status, gender, veteran status, military status, political service, affiliation or disability.
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About our founder
Glenda Florez is the founder of Halau Kalama. Her vision was to be able to teach the art of Polynesian Dance to everyone at a discounted and affordable rate. She also wanted to share the Culture through music and dance to other Nonprofit Organizations and Events throughout the Community. Glenda continues to support Halau Kalama by providing classes and entertainment with her students in exchange for assistance in studio rental so that the Community can enjoy dance at the lowest rates possible.
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Halau Kalama achieves success by the support and donations from the Community. If you would like to find out about how you can donate or questions about our programs and events we would love to hear from you.
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