The school where I teach is awesome. I witnessed more evidence of its awesomeness at its annual May Night Celebration, held at the nearby Polynesian Cultural Center. At this event, students from the whole school - not just choir and theater students - perform a complete assortment of dances and songs from various Polynesian cultures. While many Samoan kids perform in the Samoan numbers, for example, there is also a lot of cultural mixing. Plenty of haoles (white folks) dance in the numbers and some Polynesian students perform in another culture's group. Pictures simply don't do it justice, but if you use your imagination, you can get a taste of this amazing annual school-wide event. Don't miss the videos I posted here along with pictures.
Friday, June 01, 2007
Kahuku's May Night in April
The school where I teach is awesome. I witnessed more evidence of its awesomeness at its annual May Night Celebration, held at the nearby Polynesian Cultural Center. At this event, students from the whole school - not just choir and theater students - perform a complete assortment of dances and songs from various Polynesian cultures. While many Samoan kids perform in the Samoan numbers, for example, there is also a lot of cultural mixing. Plenty of haoles (white folks) dance in the numbers and some Polynesian students perform in another culture's group. Pictures simply don't do it justice, but if you use your imagination, you can get a taste of this amazing annual school-wide event. Don't miss the videos I posted here along with pictures.
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