Showing posts with label hawaiian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hawaiian. Show all posts

Monday, October 4, 2010

Free for all! TRIBUKE! - Ukulele Cabaret Chicago's Cover-band Open-Mic

Vic Miguel, together with his outfit will be strumming some tunes with his ukelele!

Silvie's Lounge
1902 W. Irving Park Rd Chicago, IL
Irving Park Brown Line stop
Saturday night Oct. 9, from 9.00p.m. to 12:00 a.m
FREE FREE FREE

More info on Facebook, Ukelele Cabaret !

Friday, May 7, 2010

Due to Popular Demand ! Holding Auditions for Tuesday May 11, 2010

You read that right ! For those still interested we would love to meet you!
Please email us at ohanaent@gmail.com for more details

Collective Dance
Riverpoint Plaza
1730 West Fullerton
Chicago, IL 60614

773-281-5678 (directions only)

Tuesday May 11, 2010 at 8:30 pm

Sunday, February 14, 2010

Early Registrations for Tahitian and/or Hula !!

We heard the groundhog saw his shadow in the city of Chicago - So that means there is 6 weeks left of this cold, wintery blast ! We appreciate the lovely Wahines for being so courageous beating the single digit temps this past session - because inside the studio it surely felt like a 100 degrees!

So get ready for Spring and Summer to learn some basic steps AND beautiful dances with Ohana Entertainment ! We are NOW accepting early registration for Hula Tuesdays with Wendy (2/23) and Tahitian Thursdays with Joy (2/25) !

We are also still promoting our Refer A Friend Program (RAF) for first time enrollment!
  • Refer 1 friend and you receive the 2nd class for 50% off (example: register for Hula you will have 50% off Tahitian)
  • Refer 2 friends and receive the 2nd class for FREE (example: register for Tahitian and you will have Hula for FREE)
  • Note: Promotion can only be honored during the current session
See you soon Vahines!

Sunday, January 24, 2010

Channel 9 WGN NEWS ! Opportunity for YOU !

Tune in to Channel 9 Wednesday 1/27, as our new studio, Collective Dance Chicago, will be featured on WGN's Morning News !!
You heard right !! The Lovely Ladies of Ohana Entertainment will also be featured anytime between 7am to 9am.
We are calling all Kanes, Wahines, and Keikis to come show your support! You might have your 15 minutes worth of FAME ! We need all the friends we can get to make this a success! Come one, Come All !! Meet us at the studio at 6:30 am with your signs, your loud voices and your LOVE ! Questions? Please contact us at ohanaent@gmail.com

1730 West Fullerton Avenue
Chicago, IL 60614-1900

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Hula Thursdays...Wendy is Amazing !!!

We are proud to introduce Wendy as part of our Ohana !!
Please welcome her and sign up for classes Thursdays starting 1/14/10 from 8-9pm!
collective dance studio | riverpoint plaza 1730 w fullerton | chicago 60614


Biography – Wendy

Wendy was born and raised in Hawaii and has been dancing hula for over 25 years. She recently relocated to the Chicago area in August 2009. Wendy started dancing hula at the age of 5 with Halau Hula Olana, lead by Olana Ai. Her young hula career includes highlights such as winning Keiki Hula Competitions, entertaining for hotels and cruise ships in Waikiki, performing for the United Nations and President George Bush, and traveling around the world to dance the hula and share the Hawaiian culture.

Wendy attended Punahou School and assumed the very exclusive role of Holoku Pageant director. The Holoku Pageant is the only student run Hula and Polynesian dance recital of its kind in the State. She choreographed hula dances, designed costumes, organized music, and led the production.

While attending Cornell University, Wendy revived the Cornell Hawaii Club and was able to lead the production of an authentic Hawaiian luau in Ithaca, New York, that included traditional Hawaiian food, hula and other Polynesian dances. The Hawaiian luau became so popular that by the second year, they offered two different show times and both shows were sold out with a total of 400 people.

Wendy has taught hula in many different areas and enjoys sharing the Hawaiian culture especially when she’s so far from home. She welcomes students of all levels of experience to join her and feel the Aloha as they dance the hula.

Saturday, August 8, 2009

How to Make Fake Flower Leis | eHow.com




Traditionally in Hawaii, Leis are an accessory to be worn at special events such as weddings, luaus, picnics, or even the first or last day on the job.


As part of Ohana Entertainment and Friends, let's start a tradition right here in our own wonderful city of Chicago!

Enjoy this simple instruction on how to create a lei for that special person.

Step 1
Lay a 36-inch long piece of grosgrain ribbon flat on a work table. Lay the fake flowers to be used on the ribbon in a random fashion. Ensure same color flowers are not side by side, but separated with a contrasting color flower. For example, alternate light flowers with dark flowers so that the colors of each blossom stand out. Lay flowers side by side, but not too close together. Continue doing this from one end of the ribbon to the other, leaving a 1/2-inch space at each end.

Step 2
Start at one end of the ribbon. Pick up a flower and, with a hot glue gun, put a dab of hot glue on the inside center of each blossom (wrong side) and press it down onto the grosgrain ribbon where it had been positioned.

Step 3
Glue the next flower. Continue until all the flowers are secured to the grosgrain ribbon. Let the lei cool.

Step 4
Add a dab of hot glue to one of the ribbon ends and lay the other end of the ribbon on top of it to secure closure. Press together and let cool.

Step 5
Make as many leis as may be needed for the event where they will be used. Hand out to guests to wear as they arrive, to create a festive atmosphere. If there are many leis, more than one lei can be given to each guest to wear.

To see a full version from e-how. click on the below link.
How to Make Fake Flower Leis | eHow.com
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!!!!Another alternative for that sweet tooth is a Candy Lei. You can create your candy lei for any occassion and for whatever reason - just use your imagination run wild !!!!

Saturday, June 6, 2009

Introducing the NEW additions to our Ohana

The breeze of the ocean seas sing in harmony
as we happily welcome the new additions of our Ohana !
!

March 29

La'akea Milena Joy Tevaga

3.13 lbs | 17.4 inches


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May 24

Kylie Tasigchana

8 lbs, 2 oz. | 19 inches


Sunday, May 24, 2009

Time for a Luau ! Ideas for simple appetizers.

Hosting a Luau? The following is one of our favorite and simple recipes !
A great snack/appetizer to make your guest's mouths water.
To get more recipies, check out Top Party Ideas website @
http://www.toppartyideas.com/easy-hawaiian-luau-party-food-and-snacks/

Luau Ham and Glazed Pineapple Snacks

Luau Umbrella Parasol Tooth Picks for Luau PartyThese delicious skewers of ham and marmalade-glazed fruit are perfect for your luau party. Easy to make and looks great with a decorated toothpick (silk flowers or Luau Umbrella Parasol Picks ). Just poke them into a pineapple and this snack can double as a centerpiece and be eaten too! (Makes about 36 servings). Recipe:

  • 1 can of 15 1/4 ounce of pineapple chunks
  • 1/4 cup orange marmalade
  • 6 ounces thinly sliced cooked ham, cut into 4×1/2 inch strips
  • Wooden toothpicks that have decorated ends like flowers or umbrellas, or other festive theme
  • 1 jar of 10 ounce maraschino cherries

Instructions:

  1. In a medium bowl, toss the pineapple chunks (drained) in the orange marmalade and coat.
  2. Thread a cherry (drained) through a toothpick or skewer.
  3. Wrap a ham string around each pineapple chunk.
  4. Then thread each wrapped pineapple on the toothpick.
  5. Take a pineapple to use as a base. If the pineapple is unsteady, you may need to cut 1/4 of the bottom off to create a stable base.
  6. Place pineapple onto a festive plate. Poke all skewers into the pineapple.
  7. Cover and chill for up to 2 hours. Served chilled.
  8. Another option: If you prefer to serve this as a warm snack, warm the skewers instead of chilling them in the oven on 325 degrees for about 30 minutes and serve immediately.

Friday, April 24, 2009

Ohana on Twitter !!


Follow the lovely wahines on Twitter... www.twitter.com/ohanaent

We are still waiting for you to join our Ohana (family).
Classes begin Tuesday May 7 2009 at the Flamenco Art Center.
for addition info please visit us at CLASS INFO

Location:

All classes are held at:

Flamenco Arts Center

3755 N. Western (corner of Western Ave. and Grace)

Chicago, Illinois 60618


Saturday, January 17, 2009

Join our halau (hula school)



Ohana Entertainment welcomes new students with open arms. Classes run at four week intervals, starting at the first Tuesday of each month.
A minimum of 5 registered students are required to hold a class in session.

For more info please click on the link and register early to confirm a spot !!

http://ohanaent.com/class.html
or fill out the enrollment form and email back to ohanaent@gmail.com

Sunday, December 21, 2008