Still & Moving Center

Bollywood is calling
One hour. One vibe. All the rhythm, sparkle, and joy you didn’t know you needed.

Step into the music, the storytelling, the drama, the fire 🔥
Feel your body come alive through bold, expressive movement and pure celebration. No experience needed, just bring your energy and your willingness to dance and play.

Led by instructor Sumoha Min✨

Join us Sunday, May 31 | 2:45–3:45 PM
Still & Moving Center, 1024 Queen St

Shine loud. Move like you’re in a movie scene 🎬✨

Ease into your weekend with movement, breath, and mindfulness 🌿

Join us for Aloha Friday Function & Flow Yoga at The Park Ke‘eaumoku, led by Robin Shepard of The Still & Moving Center.

This all-levels class invites you to explore functional movement, natural breath mechanics, and grounded balance through Robin’s Fluid approach, supporting the body as an interconnected system, not separate parts.

Expect a thoughtful, lighthearted practice with creative variations on traditional postures, playful exploration, and space to truly listen to your body.

📍 1515 Liona Street, Honolulu, HI 96814 (grassy area in front of Midtown Eats)
🧘‍♀️ Please bring your own mat, towel, and water
🎟️ Free & open to the public

🗓 Friday, May 29, 2026
🕔 5:00 – 6:00 PM HST

Breathe, move, and unwind into your weekend with us.

✨ Jade & Deeshen are back with another beautiful tea workshop, this time exploring the ancient art of Chinese tea and the practice of blooming into your most radiant self. 🍵🌸

Through intentional tea ceremony, meaningful conversation, and mindful connection, this gathering is an invitation to slow down, nourish your heart, and reconnect with yourself in community. Together, we’ll sip, reflect, and explore how ritual, presence, and tea can become pathways to greater balance, clarity, and inner radiance.

Whether you’re new to tea culture or already in love with the ritual, this workshop offers a warm and welcoming space to unwind, learn, and connect.
📆 Saturday, May 16
🕑 2:00–4:00 PM
📍 1024 Queen St.

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Join us for a transformative weekend of Sarga & Lomi Lomi training with Lana Olson and Mālia Helela. This immersive experience blends the deep, flowing techniques of traditional Lomi Lomi with the grounded, barefoot practices of Sarga bodywork, creating a powerful approach to movement, healing, and connection. Students will explore the art of working with intention, breath, rhythm, and body mechanics while learning how to offer sessions that feel both therapeutic and deeply nurturing.

This training offers an opportunity to deepen your understanding of touch, presence, and care. Through hands-on practice, cultural insight, and guided instruction you will leave feeling inspired, empowered, and more connected to yourself and your clients

Our Bollywood series is back, and this time you’ll have the opportunity to participate in the Pan Pacific Festival.

Join us from May 7 – June 11
Tuesdays | 7–8 PM
Location: 1024 Queen St

Come move, learn, and connect through Bollywood dance with Korean-inspired elements.

Diandra’s global dance classes will leave you feeling as if you’ve traveled the entire world through dance!

Diandra traveled North America and Europe for five years with Trinity Irish Dance Company after earning her title as a champion-level, world-ranked competitive Irish Step dancer. She has danced on Broadway, with the Joyce Theatre, and in Hollywood films.

Now, Diandra dedicates her life to studying cultural dances ranging from West African and Bhangra, to Brazilian Samba, Chicago House and Argentine Zapateado. She spent ten years dancing in West Africa and the Caribbean, where she trained with Sankofa Center for African Dance and Culture, choreographed for Carnival troupes and Soca artists, produced “Long Legs Arts Fest,” and presented her publication “The Cultural Dancer: An Awary Ambassador” at the International Dance Conference in Barbados.

In-person
1024 Queen St, Honolulu, HI 96814
Saturday, April 25, 2026
10:00 – 11:45 am
Price: $39