Le Polynesia

We love Le Polynesia almost as much as the Island Culture. My daughter started dancing a year ago and now everyone in our family dances. Few extracurricular activities compare to the Le Polynesia Ohana. Great people and Great Families.

I started dancing with Le Polynesia when I was 13. Now, in my 20’s, Le Polynesia is still a big part of my life. This family owned business, run by Auntie Lori and Uncle Guy Montgomery, promotes all the right things; love, aloha, happiness, Polynesian culture and good vibes all around. We compete in many group competitions throughout the year, including Tahiti Fête, the biggest Polynesian Dance competition there is. We attend parties/​events to perform at, as well as put on shows of our own throughout the year. Uncle Guy and Auntie Lori are both professionals in all they teach, and their daughter Dana, who also teaches, is beyond her years intelligent in choreography and the Polynesian culture altogether (taking after her mother). If you want to dive deep into the Hawaiian, Tahitian, Samoan and Fijian cultures (not just dancing, but the Polynesian culture as a whole), I would, without a doubt, recommend this Hulau.