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OUR MISSION
HALAU HISTORY
HALAU HISTORY
To share the “Aloha Spirit” through Love, Peace, Harmony and Freedom of Expression. Our goal is to encourage oneness through music and dance. Everything we pursue and present through our performances is rooted in our ongoing journey of growth, spiritual awareness, and a heartfelt desire to connect with and uplift those we are fortunate to encounter.
HALAU HISTORY
HALAU HISTORY
HALAU HISTORY
Founded in 1982 by Kumu Hula Mela-Lilia Uriarte, The Hawaiian Pacific Magic, currently has over 200 dancers. The group has been fortunate to share the aloha spirit with international audiences all around the world, and their base city of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
DEDICATED KUMUS
PROFESSIONAL PERFORMERS
PROFESSIONAL PERFORMERS
Students of various ages and dance levels are provided with step-by-step instruction by one our dedicated teachers, also known as a "kumu". The word “kumu” has many meanings. It can mean the base of something such as a the trunk of a tree a source, and a reason. In this sense, a kumu is the source or foundation. In the Hawaiian worldview, teachers are the source of knowledge.
PROFESSIONAL PERFORMERS
PROFESSIONAL PERFORMERS
PROFESSIONAL PERFORMERS
We specialize in Polynesian dances, specifically: the Hawaiian Hula, both contemporary and ancient, Tahitian Otea and Aparima, as well as the Maori dances of New Zealand.
Our entertainment includes audience participation and a photo opportunity with the dancers. Our office is located in Newmarket, however our dancers are located throughout the Greater Toronto Area.
LESSONS AVAILABLE
PROFESSIONAL PERFORMERS
LESSONS AVAILABLE
Classes are available in the east, in Markham, and in the west, Mississauga, for ages 3+. All levels are welcome. Interested in learning more?
Canada Day Celebrations
Canada Day Celebrations
Canada Day Celebrations
The Hawaiian Pacific Magic has participated in various Canada Day celebrations throughout the City of Toronto and the GTA over the past several decades.
In recent years, the Hawaiian Pacific Magic has joined the Canadian Multicultural Day Festival at the former Yonge-Dundas Square, now known as Sankofa Square. We are proud to participate again this year on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
Carabram
Canada Day Celebrations
Canada Day Celebrations
Carabram is an annual multicultural festival that brings together cultures across Brampton through food, entertainment and education. The festival takes place annually and welcomes visitors from across the Greater Toronto Area to have the opportunity to experience these cultures through authentic cuisine, as well as traditional dance, music and entertainment.
Canadian National Exhibition
Canada Day Celebrations
CIOFF International Festivals
The Canadian National Exhibition, also known as The Exhibition or The Ex, is an annual event that takes place at Exhibition Place in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, The Hawaiian Pacific Magic as a dance troupe has partaken in their showcase of world renowned performers on its International Stage inside the Direct Energy Centre for over a decade.
CIOFF International Festivals
International Children's Festival
CIOFF International Festivals
CIOFF, The International Council of Organizations of Folklore Festivals and Folk Arts, is an official partner of UNESCO. The Hawaiian Pacific Magic is honoured to have participated in CIOFF Festivals in Belgium, Brazil, Colombia, England, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, and the U.S.A.
Carassauga
International Children's Festival
International Children's Festival
Recognized as Canada’s largest multicultural Festival, Carassauga has celebrated multiculturalism since 1986. Based out of Mississauga, Ontario it is a city-wide family friendly multicultural festival suitable for all ages to promote understanding, respect and co-operation among all Canadians of different heritage.
International Children's Festival
International Children's Festival
International Children's Festival
International Children's Day is organized by The Turkish Society of Canada. Many children from different cultural backgrounds come together to celebrate this day with stage performances, folk dances, music, fun-fair activities such as face painting, balloon sculpting and multicultural art shows by the communities. The intention is to create an environment of cultural diversity where children have the opportunity to interact with each other, enjoy the day and make friends.