It’s Monday, so back to school for the kids in TAHITI ! It’s not only back to school – but also back to dance school on Wednesday for all the kids…
This year marks the 134th celebration of the annual Heiva I Tahiti, a spectacular month-long celebration of Polynesian culture. It’s the largest and most popular festival of its kind in…
TYPES OF TAHITIAN DANCE In Tahitian dancing today there are, four types of dance. The Otea : this must have been originally a somewhat military dance, reserved for men. It…
Aparima dance was last modified: October 27th, 2015 by Tiare
Flowers Tropical flowers seem to be everywhere on the islands, particularly in the hair of Tahitians. Hibiscus blossoms are worn behind the ear or braided with palm fronds into floral…
Te Hura Nui was last modified: October 23rd, 2015 by Tiare
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