Join us for a very special day of:
-An Introduction to Hoʻoponopono with Kumu Kamaolipua Grace
-Hula with Kumu Nate Evans.
-A Special Premiere Showing of a HIFF film “Reverence” by Kelii Grace

Kumu Kamaolipua Grace is a Native Hawaiian, born and rasied in Hawaiʻi. She believes that the values and traditions of her kūpuna will help make a difference in the world. Through her talk-story style of teaching, she will open a door of understanding, appreciation and joy in the dance, arts, music, language, philosophy of her Hawaiian people.

Kumu Nate Evans brings us his beautiful hula with grace and Aloha. His choreography and teaching of hula is truly spirit led and envelopes the mind, body, and spirit. Born and raised in Keaukaha, Hawaii, his hula roots began with his mother and Kumu Hula Kahoʻokele Crabbe. He also comes from a long line of musicians from his father and the Kalama family and has sung for halau in Japan and Singapore. He is now Kumu Hula for Hālau Nāpuaokaleimaoliola

Keliʻi Grace, director, cinematographer and editor, is often called a visual translator for his innate ability to bring to life the soul of story, imparting a feeling to each moment in a raw and authentic way. Shooting in a live, photojournalistic style, he blends technical knowledge with intuition, capturing the small details to reveal a story’s deeper meaning.

"Reverence" Film Synopsis:
Set in pre-contact Hawaiʻi, it tells the story of one warrior’s journey and his deep love for his chief. Based on moʻolelo of the final resting places of the great chiefs of Hawaiʻi, this film reflects a deep reverence for life. “We hope that this film helps to create a dialogue and sheds light on the deeper beauty and wisdom of Hawaiʻi…and that this feeling and energy of following the signs from the ʻāina (land) while filming, guided by our ancestors, inspires people to have reverence for all of life and to preserve these stories so they are not lost forever.”

SCHEDULE:
Saturday June 20th, 2020
9:30am - 4:30pm
Limited spaces available (30 spots per day )
Lunch from 11:30 - 12 noon
Bring bag lunch, notebook, pen/pencil, and pāʻū or pareo
Water available for purchase.

WORKSHOP INCLUDES:
-An Introduction to Hoʻoponopono, a Hawaiian cultural practice of making things right
-Hula
-A Special Premiere Showing “Reverence”
-Talk Story, Q & A

REGISTRATION & COST
$120.00 before May 20th 2020, $130.00 after 5/20/20
(50% deposit due to reserve your spot)

PAYMENT
Venmo or Paypal (@dianegrace) or make check payable to Diane Grace
Please contact: 2gracefulguidance@gmail.com for address to send check.

Mahalo for joining us for this very special workshop. Please be aware that for logistical purposes we will be renting a facility that has a strict cancellation policy. For that reason we need to secure deposits from our participant. We appreciate your understanding.* 50% deposit due to reserve your spot. Remaining balance due 30 days prior to event. Deposit Non-refundable for cancelation within 30 days prior to event.