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Class Schedule (Oregon & Hawai'i)


Pre-registration is required for all classes. If paying online, click the green button below and choose the Pay Now option for your class. If you are a new student, please complete the registration form below the pay buttons. For drop-ins or cash/check payments, see payment options for each class below.

Click here for All Class Descriptions.

Ashland, Oregon Fall Classes

 

4-Week Intro to Hula for Beginners - New Students Welcome!

Dates: Wednesdays, 4:45 - 6:15 pm | Sept 9 - 30

Cost: $85 pay online OR $80 pay w/cash or check to Integral Dance / Drop-in: $22/class

* students enrolled in our Intro to Hula class have the option to join Community Hula, Oct 7 - Dec 16 (no class 11/25)

Community Hula (Papa Pala'a + Papa 'Ekaha)

New Students & All Levels Welcome!

Dates: Wednesdays, 4:45 - 6:15 pm | Sept 9 -Dec 16 (14 classes / no class 11/25)

Cost: $288 pay online OR $280 pay w/cash or check to Integral Dance / Drop-in: $22/class

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Intermediate Hula (Papa Palapalai) - Wahine, by invitation
Dates: Wednesdays, 6:30 - 8 pm |
Sept 9 -Dec 16 (14 classes / no class 11/25)

Cost: $288 pay online OR $280 pay w/cash or check to Integral Dance  / No drop-ins.

Questions? Please email Tia Lehua McLean here or call 541-301-1358.

Kapa'au, Hawai'i Fall Classes

4-Week Intro to Hula for Beginners - New Students Welcome! 

Dates: Mondays, 5-6:30 pm | Aug 31 - Sept 21 (4 classes)

Location: Nice Day Studio, Hawi. View map.

Cost: $88 pay in full online, by cash or check to Integral Dance

Drop-in rate: $25/class
 

  • Learn hula basics, a Hawaiian chant (oli) for inspiration, foundational steps, and a simple hula dance

  • Be supported in an encouraging and fun environment

  • Connect with culture & community

 

* students enrolled in our Intro to Hula class have the option to join Community Hula (see below)

To sign up, please fill out the Adult Registration form below the pay buttons here.

Community Hula - New Students & All Levels Welcome! 

Tentative Dates: | October 12 - December 14

Location: Kumu's private residence (see below)

Cost: $TBD pay in full cash or check or $TBD pay credit card online

Drop-in rate: $25/class (cash, check, or Venmo only)

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This mixed-level class offers a warm, supportive space for all haumāna hula—no matter your age, experience, or how long you’ve been dancing. Kumu teaches at a relaxed pace that allows for ample repetition to reinforce skills and retention.

 

Our students develop a solid foundation in hula basics, learn dances in both kahiko (traditional) and ʻauana (modern) styles, and receive an introduction to oli (Hawaiian chant) and hula protocol. Join us to deepen your connection to hula in an encouraging and inclusive environment. Classes taught on-site at our hālau studio and outside, weather-permitting.

Class Locations:

Ashland, Oregon: All classes held at Oak Street Dance Studio, 1287 Oak St, Ashland.

​Kapa'au, Hawai'i: September Intro Class held at Nice Day Yoga Studio, 55-3409 Akoni Pule Hwy 55a, Hawi.
Other classes with Kumu held at her 
private residence. Address and directions will be emailed to you after you register / pay.

Your Kumu: All classes are under the direction and guidance of our Kumu, Andrea Kamalani Luchese. Ashland classes are co-taught by our Alaka'i, Tia Lehua McLean & Lisa Bailey. In person Kapa'au classes are taught by Kumu Andrea.

Payment Options & Policies: 

 

We do not issue refunds or credits after payment is made.

Pay by credit card on our website, or by cash or check made out to Integral Dance. If paying the full session by cash or check, you may deduct $20 per class for planned absences.

It is our intention to make hula accessible to anyone with a sincere desire to learn and the ability to attend weekly classes. As funds allow, partial scholarships may be available for Ashland haumāna through our nonprofit, Kapiʻoanuenue. Haumāna are asked to contribute at least 50% of their tuition, and we encourage applicants to offer more when they can so that our limited scholarship resources remain sustainable. Scholarships are granted only to students who commit to attending at least two-thirds of the classes in each session.

For Kapaʻau students, partial work-trade or other arrangements with Kumu Andrea may be available on an as-needed basis.

Questions? Please email Kumu Andrea.

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