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We are Hui O' Hawaii of Sacramento, a cultural organization committed to preserving the Hawaiian culture through education and participation and ensuring a presence by being active in our community. Our group consists of individuals from diverse backgrounds and cultures, but we all share the same interests in continuing the ancient art of hula and long-time favorite sport of canoe paddling. Please browse our website and find out what our organization is all about.

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Hawaiian Airlines

 

Hui History:
(coming soon)

 

Articles of Interest:
Pioneers of the Pacific - Beyond the blue Horizon (written by Roff Smith)

 

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UPCOMING EVENTS:

 

St. Patty's Scramble - March 30, 2008:

Our canoe group is hosting the annual St. Patrick’s Day Scramble at Lake Natoma (Nimbus Flats) on March 30, 2008. Paddlers and canoe clubs from all over come to compete in this friendly sport. There will be long and short course races. Races will start at 11:00am so give yourself enough time to find parking and locate a great spot to enjoy the race. Entrance fee to Lake Natoma (State Park) is $5.00 per vehicle. For more information, email jkg@surewest.net.

Click here to download a flyer.

For race results and updates visit http:/www.groups.yahoo.com/groups/rivercitypaddlers

 




Kiki Raina - March 14, 15, 16, 2008

The Kiki Raina (Tahitian Dance Competition and Cultural Festival) will be held in the "sleepy town" of Merced, CA. On these three days, Merced will not be able to "sleep" with the rythmic beating of the Pahu and Toere drums. Dancers from all over California and other locations come together to showcase their cultural talents. This year, ten of our dancers will be competing in this event. There will be lots of vendors and “ono” (delicious) food and of course, the competition showcase. This is one of many exciting events that you don’t want to miss!!

For more detailed information on this event, visit www.kikiraina.com.



Annual Luau - April 26, 2008

It's that time of year to get out that grass skirt and throw on a Hawaiian shirt! Our group is hosting our annual luau at the Placer County Fair Grounds located in Roseville, CA. Lots of good eats (authentic Hawaiian cuisine), hula dancing and music by Ho'omana! This is one of our bigger events and it's so much fun! Journey with us as we showcase different dance cultures of Polynesia - Hawaii, New Zealand and Tahiti!

For ticket information, email hula@huiohawaiisacramento.org or call Moe Auwae at (916) 783-7935.

Click here to download luau flyer