British Columbia

Hawaiian hula school in Maple Ridge, BC under the Spirit of the Pacific Cultural Society, a non-profit preserving Hawaiian and Polynesian cultural heritage. Teaches Hawaiian hula and, through its sister school Te Varua O Moana Nui A Hiva, Tahitian dance, with an annual Hōʻike.

Langley, BC Polynesian dance — hula kahiko and ʻauana, Tahitian and Māori — founded by Susan Hill Madec in 2000. Now performing as Paradise Found Polynesian Entertainers (2024), with classes for all ages and levels.

Aldergrove, BC Polynesian dance studio, also known as Carol's Polynesian Dance Studio — Hawaiian hula and Polynesian dance for all ages.

Whānau-based Māori cultural dance group, est. 2009 — haka and waiata shared across BC and North America, from BC Place to the Polynesian Cultural Centre in Hawaiʻi.

Canada's first authentic premier Polynesian dance company, established 1971. Kumu Hula Paul Tavai-Latta holds Canada's only Master's degree as Kumu Hula/Raʻatira (Instructor/Director). Classes for all ages across four BC locations plus online, with 55 years of instruction and performance.

North Vancouver Polynesian dance studio teaching Hawaiian kahiko and ʻauana, Tahitian (ʻōteʻa) dance and poi, including Hula for Health classes at Silver Harbour Centre.

Founded 2006 — Vancouver contemporary Hawaiian hula (ʻauana) group, teaching and performing at venues including the Nikkei Centre and Kitsilano Showboat, plus multicultural events and senior centres.

Carrying forward the lineage of the late Kumu Josie de Baat — hula education including lei making and pāʻū (skirt) crafting, alongside Hawaiian history and storytelling.

Hawaiian hula and Polynesian dance classes in Victoria, BC for preschoolers, school-aged children, adults and seniors, including Hawaiian dance fitness.