The Heiva San Diego 2016, a Polynesian celebration representing Tahiti has positioned herself as the bridge between French Polynesia and the United States sharing our culture with multi-ethnic Polynesian communities. …
Under the Ministry for Culture, Te Fare Tauhiti Nui – Maison de la Culture informs you that the list of registered groups was completed by the groups who had confirmed by…
The students of the Conservatory of Tahiti have presented their annual show to the public. This show was held at the Islands Museum of Punaauia. More than 600 students for…
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…
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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