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π΄ Theme: Mele Kalikimaka / Hawaiian Holidayπ₯ A Touch of Fire Dance History
Fire dancing traces back to Polynesia β especially Samoaβs ailao afi, the traditional fire knife dance, and Hawaiian drum and dance traditions that honored ancestors, nature, and community.
Modern flow arts draw inspiration from these roots: rhythm, storytelling, and the shared experience of gathering around flame.
On Christmas Eve, our plaza circle becomes part of that lineage β celebrating warmth, connection, and light in the dark.
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π₯ Weekly Fire Circle Guidelines
β’ Sign the waiver before you spin.
β’ Bring your own can of fuel and label it.
β’ Wear fire-safe clothing (natural fibers, fitted layers, no loose synthetics).
β’ Volunteer to safety after you spin β we keep each other protected.
β’ Bring your own props and check them before burning.
β’ Only 4 spinners in the circle at a time to keep flow smooth and safe.
β’ Always close the ammo can after pouring or dipping.
β’ Visibly intoxicated people will be asked to leave the fire circle β safety first, always.
β¨ Open to all β performers, drummers, families, and holiday wanderers.
Letβs bring a little island warmth to the Ashland plaza and light up Christmas Eve together. πΊπ₯π²
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