Learn or refine skills in classes that include playing music and/or singing
The ukulele is a small, four-stringed guitar that’s popular in Hawaii. Learn and enjoy playing the ukulele as part of the Hula Hui ‘O Kupunahala Hawaiian studies program at the Nu‘uanu Y, which incorporates ukulele, hula, and Hawaiian language and singing.
Hawaiian Studies at Nuʻuanu Y
Founded in 1968 by Auntie Carolee Nishi, our Hawaiian Studies program celebrates and perpetuates Hawaiian culture through hula, ʻukulele, singing, and Hawaiian language. Led by dedicated volunteers, the program brings people together to learn, connect, and share in Hawaiʻi's rich cultural traditions.
Hula, Music & Hawaiian Language for All Ages
Experience Hawaiian culture through hula, ʻukulele, singing, and Hawaiian language. Whether you're new to these traditions or looking to deepen your connection, this program offers a welcoming environment to learn and celebrate Hawaiian heritage.
Kūpuna ʻUkulele (Ages 50+)
Discover the joy of playing the ʻukulele while connecting with others through Hawaiian music. Designed for adults ages 50 and older, this class offers a welcoming environment to learn, practice, and enjoy music together.