To Enroll 


  1. Click on the link below labeled “click here to register” to enroll for your dance or drumming class.  All new student  classes are on the “open enrollment 2021” season labeled as “new”. 
  2. “New” Students pay $40 one time registration fee and $40 per month during open enrollment.  If you are 11 years old and above and enrolled in a new student dance class you may try spinning or drumming class for free during open enrollment. 
  3. Download the 2021 PPP Class Registration/Waiver Form (See file below labeled “2021 PPP Class Registration Download File).  
  4. Fill out the 2021 PPP Class Registration/Waiver Form for EACH student and email to - alohadenver@yahoo.com 
  5. You have completed all steps to your registration when you receive a confirmation email from our staff.  
​Please wear comfortable clothing (example- workout clothes/ loose fitting clothing) at the park.  It is highly recommended to wear sunscreen.  Bring water to hydrate.  If you have a pareu or sarong you may wear it during class but it is not necessary.  Class uniforms will be available for purchase at the end of open enrollment. 
2021 PPP Class Registration
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Open Enrollment Class Calendar and Location At A Glance

All new student and current classes will be at Hampden Run Park in Aurora (Subject to Change) 
Kalama Polynesian Dancers offers Polynesian Dance classes through Halau Kalama a 501c3 Nonprofit Organization
Our Dance Studio is Located at:
Hālau Kalama Dance Studio
1732 South Chambers Road
​Aurora, Colorado 80017
Open Enrollment 2021 will not be at this studio (unless changed due to inclement weather) 
Hālau Kalama Studio Etiquette 
​KULEANA
  • *ARRIVE ON TIME!* Arriving on time ensures that you, as well as your fellow students, receive the full time and instruction allotted to you.
  •  Bring all required class materials (hula book/folder, writing instrument, paper, pa’u skirt, etc.) to every class.
  •  Make sure any assigned research or task is completed prior to class.
  •  *PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE* when you are not in class; having to constantly review the same things due to forgetting/not reviewing on your own time eats up valuable class time.

HA`AHA`A / `IKE LOA
  •  Remember that there are many different styles of hula and schools of thought.
  •  Ask questions.
  •  Empty your cup—never stop learning!
  •  Give grace to with yourself as you learn and grow.
  •  Give grace to your instructors as they are also learning and growing.

HO`OHANA / ALAKA`I
  •  Always try to give 100% effort. If for some reason you cannot, let your instructor(s) know.
  •  Stay focused: keep your eyes and ears open.
  •  Set a good example through good energy and determination.

MĀLAMA / HO`OHANOHANO
  • Respect the space we dance in by keeping it clean--no gum chewing, no open drinking containers; no clutter.
  • Remove your shoes and place them on the mats; place personal belongings in the cubbies.
  • Be sure you are doing your part whenever we are assigned to clean the studio.
  • Avoid excessive talking that could possibly distract your fellow students.
  • Leave all drama OUTSIDE of the studio. 

KĀKOU / LŌKAHI
  • If something comes up, let your instructors know ahead of time or as soon as possible, no matter what it pertains to (attendance, concerns, etc.) so that a solution can be worked on. The longer you wait, the more difficult it becomes to solve.