MANUTAHI maintains its excellence in dancing through discipline, dedication, and rigorous training. We pride ourselves in our traditional style and relish in sharing it with the community at local competitions, as well as outer island and mainland Tahitian Fetes.

MANUTAHI is a non-profit organization that fundraises year round. All proceeds go to costumes, travel expenses, and the individual dancer's account. We hold annual benefits for both our tamarii and our vahine and tane, as well as hold chili and brownie sales, car washes, and netting efforts. In 2007, we were fortunate enough to launch our first ever calendar sale, which we will continue to create on a yearly basis. Our main goals for the future include raising enough funds to send dancers to participate in the MACY'S Thanksgiving Day parade in New York, travel for an educational and cultural experience in Tahiti, and to fund our scholarship program.

We perform for small to large audiences at non-profit events, local venues, private and public parties, and for family and friends. In 2007, we were asked to perform in the Hawaii Opera Theater's presentation of "South Seas" and also regulary do a show at PearlRidge Shopping Center, UPTOWN, every other month on the last Friday of the month. Contact us if you'd like us to spice up your next event!

For over 18 years now, MANUTAHI has evolved into a tradition for families, friends, and associates. Many generations of dancers continue to grow as our family continues to expand. We have been graced by many blessings throughout the years and now have 4 sister groups: Manutahi Moloka'i, Manutahi Maui, Manutahi Orlando, and Manutahi Texas. Not only do we dance as a group, but we consider each group member as family and support each other through life's challenges. We also love to get together and have fun!

MANUTAHI is a community oriented organization that supports brother and sister non-profits. We promote and encourage volunteerism, and expect it from not only our dancers, but their family members as well. We have most recently rolled out our community partnership program, which requires students to perform a number of volunteer work hours in order to be eligible for our scholarship program.