Nā Hale Studios

10/05/2026

JOIN US for our next session of classes as we go back to the basics for ukulele, gentle hula, intermediate hula, keiki class (kids), and more!
This is the perfect time for beginners to join! For more information on our classes or to sign up, email us at [email protected]. Hope to see some new faces!!!

09/24/2026

Fall 2026 - October & November
PROGRAM INFORMATION & SCHEDULE

2026 Tuition Pricing
$150/Individual Unlimited Tuesdays AND Thursdays for 2026
$85/ Single Session
$50/ Full Day drop-in
$25/ Single Class drop-in
+$30/per Add Addt’l Keiki or Household Family Member for Tuesdays AND Thursdays for 2026

Refunds: ALL SALES FINAL, NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES

TO REGISTER: Call/Text: Malia Chow ph.808.723.9122

Class Cancellations/Inclement Weather: Due to the far distance many of our Instructors and Students travel, class cancellation will be posted no later than 12pmCST the day of class. Update will be posted on the, Nā Hale “Class Announcements” Thread on FB Messenger as well as on the Nā Hale Studios page, or text Malia ph.808.723.9122.

Tuesdays:
4:15pm Intermediate Ukulele (ages 12 to adult) (Prior experience required)
5:15pm Gentle Hula (adults) all experience levels
6:15pm Hawaiian Dance Basics (ages 12 to adult) all experience levels
7:15pm Polynesian Dance Basics (ages 12 to adult) all experience levels
8:15pm Hawaiian Dance Intermediate (Experience and prior permission required)

wk1) Oct 6th
wk2) Oct 13th
wk3) Oct 20th
wk4) Oct 27th
wk5) Nov 3rd
wk6) Nov 10th
Winter Break

Thursdays:
5:15pm Keiki (child) & ‘Ohana (family) Hula (ages 4 to adult)
6:15pm Beginner Ukulele (ages 12 to adult) all experience levels
7:15pm Oli (chant), ‘Ōlelo (language), & Hawaiian Culture(ages 12 to adult)
8:15pm Polynesian Dance Basics (ages 12 to adult)

wk1) Oct 8th
wk2) Oct 15th
wk3) Oct 22nd
wk4) Oct 29th
wk5) Nov 5th
wk6) Nov 12th
Winter Break

09/22/2026

Hosting the very first Midwest Aloha Festival was a success and honor! Here is the E-Program in case you missed it at the festival.

The digital program for the 2026 Midwest Aloha Festival.

09/10/2026

Happening now- WISCONSIN PUBLIC RADIO INTERVIEW: Midwest Aloha Festival Promotion, featuring Founder/Executive Director of Host Organization, Na Hale Cultural Arts Center, Inc.- Malia Chow, Musical Director- Brian Kaleo Lee, and Cultural Performing Artist and Culture Keeper- Angela Roldan Cuevas.

TODAY, Thursday, September 10 around 9:40am and again at 7:40pm. Folks can listen via their local WPR News station or stream it online at WPR.org (make sure the live stream is set to news, not music).

Milwaukee-area listeners can hear the interview during the 9pm airing of "Wisconsin Today" on WUWM- third segment, which starts around 9:40pm.


The interview audio will also be archived in WPR show notes and airing again Saturday and Sunday as part of "Wisconsin Weekend." -as well as a digital article to publish later this week or early next.

08/09/2026

Mahalo nui loa to the Betty Brinn Children's Museum for the opportunity to share culture with our ongoing programs throughout 2026 and 2027!

08/09/2026

Mahalo nui loa Butterfly Creek!

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07/08/2026

Aloha kākou! As the hosts of the Midwest Aloha Festival, we invite you all to be a part of our 'ohana on Saturday September 19th @ Village Park in Menomonee Falls. Please visit our website for more information and follow our Midwest Aloha Festival FB page!

A free, one-day Polynesian cultural celebration of love and unity in Menomonee Falls, WI.

07/02/2026

Get out of the rain, and join us this morning for a fun and engaging cultural program for the whole family!

Travel to Hawaiʻi without leaving Milwaukee! 🌺 Join Nā Hale Studios on Thursday, July 2, at 10 a.m. for Hands-on Hawaiʻi, where kids and families can explore Hawaiian and Polynesian cultures through interactive activities and fascinating artifacts like lava rocks, sea turtle shells and more.

06/30/2026

ALOHA HAUMĀNA! THERE ARE NO CLASSES TOMORROW, TUE JUNE 30TH. AS WELL, REHEARSAL AT THE PARK HAS BEEN CANCELED DUE TO THE HEAT INDEX.

06/19/2026

Na Hale (NAH Hah-Lay) means 'many houses' - Our 'houses' of programs are offered by a rich and diverse collective of Culture Keepers who share their lifetime-expertise and knowledge to the community. Whether you join us in the classroom, workshops, or community outreach and performances, you are part of our Ohana!