Sat, 15 March 2025
13.00 - 18.00
in Untersiggenthal
(Canton Aargau)
class fee: CHF90
Sign up with:
Christine Ammann
christine@kaimi.ch
April 4-6, 2025
Friday to Sunday
(beginners Friday and Saturday)
Please note: The intro day is mandatory in order to attend the seminar.
Course location:
Gasthof Bären
in Laupen
www.baeren-laupen.ch
a 5 minute walk from the "Laupen BE, Bahnhof" train station
parking available
rooms available
Course fee:
CHF 280.— for Friday and Saturday
IBAN: CH23 0900 0000 8557 0725 1
Registration:
Christine Ammann
Text message via SMS, Threema, Signal or WhatsApp to:
+41 77 477 58 63
Please leave a message or mail to:
christine@kaimi.ch
You can find more information about Roselle Bailey and the Hawai'ian branch of our Halau (hula school) here:
Our Kumu Hula (teacher) Roselle Bailey has been coming from Maui to Switzerland twice a year to teach the art of hula dancing and give us insights into the culture and language, history and legends, philosophy and spirituality of Hawai’i.
Kumu Kealamai Parongao from Kaua'i, Hawai'i, trained by our Kumu Roselle Keli'ihonipua Bailey, will be teaching at the next seminar September 13-16, 2024.
There is a 1-day introductory class, which is a prerequisite for attending the 2-day seminars (each spring and fall). The seminars are held in German and English (with translation where needed).
There are groups practicing year-round in Turgi (Canton Aargau) and Affoltern am Albis (Canton Zürich) and Bern. We are happy to help jumpstart more informal practice groups throughout Switzerland.
Einsiedeln, July 6 and 7 2019
Hulu Mamo program, created by Roselle Bailey and performed by Hula dancers and musicians from Maui, Kaua'i, O'ahu, Germany and Switzerland
Geneva, July 2015 (Fotos: U.S. Mission Photo)
Ka ’Imi performs at the official Independance Day Celebration at the permanent U.S. Mission to the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland on July 7, 2015
Dancers of Ka ’Imi Switzerland, Germany and Austria performed to the music of Na Ohana Ho’aloha from Moloka’i at the invitation of Ambassador Pamela Hamamoto, who grew up in Hawaii. The four U.S. ambassadors received their official guests - over 1’000 diplomats from over 170 countries - in lei made by the Ka ’Imi dancers. Despite the extreme heat - at 103 F the day turned out to be the hottest ever recorded in Switzerland north of the Alps - the dancers braved through their three sets and costume changes. Many members of the audience expressed their enjoyment and disbelief that the band and Ka ’Imi had only met once before performing together. For us European dancers it was a great experience to join our dancing, our efforts and our spirits!
More photos here:
Flickr album of the United States Mission Geneva July 7, 2015
Flickr album of the United States Mission Geneva July 8, 2015
Performance in Switzerland, June 2008 (Fotos Gérard Huwyler):
Recalling Hawai'i program created by Roselle Bailey and performed by members of all affiliated groups in Germany, Switzerland, Maui, Hawai'i, Oahu and California: