New quarter honors celebrated kumu hula Edith Kanaka'ole | H

When Huihui Kanahele-­Mossman was a girl, she spent a lot of time with her grandmother, Edith Kanaka‘ole. With her tutu as her teacher she grew up bilingual, a native speaker of Hawaiian as well as English.

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