Auwe, error corrected

The Hoi should be Ho’i in the logo.
error: E Hoi Mai I Ka Piko Hula
has been corrected to: E Ho'i Mai I Ka Piko Hula

WIHF 2007 confirms 3 countries to be represented

Paulie Jennings confirmed, “As of today we have confirmed that hula artists from three countries will be performing in the 2007 festival.”

Japan: confirmed
Korea: pending
Mexico: confirmed

United States -
Chicago, Ill.; confirmed
New York, NY.: confirmed
Providence RI.: confirmed

WIHF will be coordinating fundraisers in their countries. The fundraising will promote made in Hawaii products. World Invitational Hula Festival is scheduled to be held on November 8, 9 & 10 at the Waikiki Shell.

For information about membership, donations, vendor support, sponsorship or seeking an invitation to participate in the 2007 festival.

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Aaron Mahi Joins WIHF Advisory Board

Media Release
February 12, 2006

Aaron Mahi has agreed to serve on the advisory board of the World Invitational Hula Festival, a three day celebration of the Hawaiian culture through the art of hula.

2006 invitees included halaus from Holland, Japan, Mexico, Philippines, Spain, Washington (continental U.S) and throughout Hawaii. 2007 celebrates the festival’s 17th year.

Paulie Jennings, WIHF executive producer, “Arron’s expertise will be a great addition to the already high level of expertise provided by the other board members”, who include:

Olani Ai
Momi Cazimero
Frank K. Hewitt
Kahu Kaleo Patterson
Lela Hubbard

For information about membership, donations, vendor support, sponsorship or seeking an invitation to participate in the 2007 festival.
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Hula Dance copyright issue

Who would have thought that even in the world of Hula legal battles ensue.

World Invitational Hula Festival

The 2007 World Invitational Hula Festival (WIHF)is celebrating its 17th anniversary in Honolulu, Hawaii, Oahu, at the beautiful Waikiki Shell.

Thousands of participants from 15 countries hone their hula skills throughout the year and participate in hundreds of events to secure the means to travel to Hawaii every November. Their goal is to participate in an international festival displaying their rendition of the art form called hula. As a festival, there is no competition, only a celebration to share and perpetuate the art.

WIHF is a nonprofit organization existing exslusively for the artistic benefits of hula and funded by lovers of the art through kind and generous donations, membership enrollment and sponsor packages.

For information on membership, donations, travel and sponsorship packages contact:

D. Tamura
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For more information about the event go the the official World Invitational Hula Festival website.

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