Learn With Aloha
Offering Hawaiian Cultural Classes and Other Related Courses
Upcoming Performances
Hawaiian Hula Dancing for Ages 4-7, 7-12, and Teen/Adult
Learn With Aloha's Hula Classes performed at the South Pacific Islands Festival in Chandler and the Dias De Los Ninos event in Casa Grande. We are preparing for our 2026 performances starting in February.
We have ongoing Hula Dancing classes in Maricopa for ages 4-7, 7-12, and teens and adults. All classes are for boys and girls and all l
Learn With Aloha's Hula Classes performed at the South Pacific Islands Festival in Chandler and the Dias De Los Ninos event in Casa Grande. We are preparing for our 2026 performances starting in February.
We have ongoing Hula Dancing classes in Maricopa for ages 4-7, 7-12, and teens and adults. All classes are for boys and girls and all levels of dance experience. We are an ESA Vendor and accept Class Wallet.
We also have classes Casa Grande starting in January and you can sign up on the Casa Grande Recreation Center website when registration opens at the end of December.
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Tahitian Dancing for Women, Teens, and Kids
Learn With Aloha's classes have danced at the Aloha Festival in Tempe, Copa Cultural Night in Maricopa, and the South Pacific Islands Festival in Chandler. We are preparing for upcoming performances at the beginning of 2026.
We are offering ongoing Tahitian Dancing in Maricopa City for anyone interested (even if you plan not to perform for
Learn With Aloha's classes have danced at the Aloha Festival in Tempe, Copa Cultural Night in Maricopa, and the South Pacific Islands Festival in Chandler. We are preparing for upcoming performances at the beginning of 2026.
We are offering ongoing Tahitian Dancing in Maricopa City for anyone interested (even if you plan not to perform for upcoming events, please join our classes!). If you are interested in Maricopa Classes, fill out our form and we will email you the details.
Preschool Age Learn With Aloha Class in Maricopa City (Age Potty-Trained-5)
Preschool Age Learn With Aloha Class in Maricopa City (Age Potty-Trained-5)
Learn With Aloha is on it's 3rd year teaching a Hawaiian cultural studies integrated program for preschool age keiki (kids) in Maricopa City. It's small class size allows engaging opportunities to learn regular academics and social skills integrated with Hawaiian legends, hula dancing, and other cultural educational activities. This is a
Learn With Aloha is on it's 3rd year teaching a Hawaiian cultural studies integrated program for preschool age keiki (kids) in Maricopa City. It's small class size allows engaging opportunities to learn regular academics and social skills integrated with Hawaiian legends, hula dancing, and other cultural educational activities. This is a unique experience that will help your preschool age child be ready for Kindergarten in a well-rounded and fun curriculum.
*Our class is full, but feel free to sign up below to join our waitlist and we will contact you if we have availability.
Join Our 'Ohana (Family)
Polynesian Cultural Classes FOR ALL AGES
Polynesian Cultural Classes FOR ALL AGES
Polynesian Cultural Classes FOR ALL AGES
We have taught kids and adult Hula Dancing, Tahitian Dancing, and Ukulele Classes. We form classes based on the amount of people signed up for that particular class and age group, so please sign up below and let us know what you are interested in learning as there are other Polynesian cultures listed on our interest form.
Community Workshops and Performances
Polynesian Cultural Classes FOR ALL AGES
Polynesian Cultural Classes FOR ALL AGES
Workshops and performances bring more cultural awareness and unity. Need a business retreat? A school assembly? Party? We offer Polynesian workshops such as lei making, Hawaiian games, crafts, team building, dancing, character building with legends, and more! We love connecting with others so contact us with the button below
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Meet Our Instructors!
Who Started Learn With Aloha LLC? Meet the Owners and Hula Instructors
Janelle and Jonathan Gomez are a married couple, both part Native Hawaiian, and have a Master's in Education. They moved from Hau'ula to Maricopa in 2021. They danced hula with Hui Ho'oulu Aloha and Ring of Fire. Janelle taught Hawaiian Studies ages Prek-3rd grade in Laie. They both love sharing their culture!
Meet our Tahitian Instructor
Our instructor, Jessica Jordan, has trained and performed with several renowned groups, including Tamaeva Arii, Apetahi, and Ori Tahiti O Leilani, and is an original member of Tevakanui. Her performance highlights include dancing at the grand opening of Jimmy Buffet’s venue in Las Vegas, college football games, and May Day Lei Day Festiv
Our instructor, Jessica Jordan, has trained and performed with several renowned groups, including Tamaeva Arii, Apetahi, and Ori Tahiti O Leilani, and is an original member of Tevakanui. Her performance highlights include dancing at the grand opening of Jimmy Buffet’s venue in Las Vegas, college football games, and May Day Lei Day Festivals. She has competed in Las Vegas, Anaheim, and was a solo dance trainer for San Jose Tahiti Fête.
Meet Our Instructor for 'Ukulele Lessons
Mahalo to these Local Businesses for your Kokua!
Mahalo to these Local Businesses for your Kokua!
Meet Kristi Dudoit, our 'Ukulele Instructor! She moved to Maricopa from Hawaii a few years ago and loved playing 'ukulele with her friends and family on Molokai and Oahu. She has been involved with teaching and sharing music most of her life and is continuing her passion for music in our Arizona community.
Mahalo to these Local Businesses for your Kokua!
Mahalo to these Local Businesses for your Kokua!
Mahalo to these Local Businesses for your Kokua!
Adelaide Photography,
Central Arizona College,
Let it Be Designs,
Maricopa Friends of the Arts,
Ohana Island Treats
Relay for Life Maricopa
Polustyle
Workshops and Services Gallery
Our Logo has the indigenous Hawaiian Naupaka Flower
If separated from our island, we will always have our aloha
The naupaka flower looks like half grows by the sea and half by the mountain due to a legend of forbidden love. When Naupaka is put together as a whole, it is like locals physically separated from their native home, however our aloha spirit and love for our culture remains together with us no matter where we are.