Hula Mai presents kanikapila
once a month
at the Sonoma Woman's Club
574 First St. East,
a half block from the Plaza.
There is no kanikapila in March.
The next kanikapila
is Saturday April 25
2 - 4 PM
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Kanikapila is a Hawaiian word that means "getting together to make music." Del Medina, King of North Bay Kanikapila, who lives in San Rafael, and his group of musicians have “packed the house” every time they’ve been in Sonoma this year. It's held from 2 - 4 p.m. the fourth Saturday of the month, at the Sonoma Woman’s Club, in the center of wine country.
We invite all ukulele players, guitar players, hula dancers, singers, kazoo players, and foot thumpers. Admission is free, but a $5 donation is requested to help maintain the historic and beautiful clubhouse, which is just half a block off the Sonoma Plaza.
Light refreshments will be provided by members of Hula Mai, and you are welcome to bring your own food and refreshments if you like.
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| Sonoma Valley Woman's Club |
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| Del, Wally |
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Below are photos and video links from Hula Mai's Sonoma Woman's Club kanikapila. Enjoy!
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| Hula Mai dancers |
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| Betsy, Betty Ann |
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| Youngest uke player |
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| Wendy S |
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| Steph |
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Watch Koke`e from our monthy kanikapila
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| Sandy |
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| Ted |
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| Kim |
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Watch Kaimana Hila from our monthly kanikapila by clicking HERE!
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| You are the band! |
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| Lynda MM |
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| Gail |
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Watch Ka Uluwehi o Ke Kai from our monthly kanikapila by clicking HERE!
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| Steph |
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| Betty Ann |
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You can watch all of Hula Mai's videos by clicking HERE.
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