Nā Hale Studios

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 amd 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!

06/15/2026

CULTURAL PROGRAM TOUR DATES: JUNE 9th- JUNE 22nd

This family-focused, Program incorporates authentic cultural artifacts such as lava rocks, sea turtle shells, and traditional Hawaiian dance implements as a hands on catalyst for education, fun, and culture. The kids will observe ancient, traditional, and contemporary Hawaiian dance, and be given a dance lesson too! They'll hear the blowing of the conch, the sounds of ancient drums, and the strumming of the ukulele. Environmental awareness is interwoven throughout this interactive and engaging program.

06/15/2026

Our Founder and Program Director, Malia Chow is midway through our "Hands-On Hawaii" tour of the Bridges Library System. This family-focused, Program incorporates authentic cultural artifacts such as lava rocks, sea turtle shells, and traditional Hawaiian dance implements as a hands on catalyst for education, fun, and culture. The kids will observe ancient, traditional, and contemporary Hawaiian dance, and be given a dance lesson too! They'll hear the blowing of the conch, the sounds of ancient drums, and the strumming of the ukulele. Environmental awareness is interwoven throughout this interactive and engaging program.

Join Malia today 6.16.26 Monday 2:00pm-3:00pm @ the Muskego Public LIbrary!

A Big Mahalo to Jefferson and Waukesha County Libraries for the June Library tours passed and upcoming!