Hula in the Coola Day is celebrated on February 1 and is a fun holiday where participants pretend to enjoy a sunny day by dancing the Hula despite the cold winter weather. This day serves as a reminder to appreciate the good things in life, regardless of the harshness of the season. The celebration honors the rich tradition of Hawaiian dance, which includes two main types: Hula kahiko, an ancient form accompanied by chants and traditional instruments, and Hula ‘auana, influenced by Western culture and using modern instruments. The Hula dance is characterized by movements that express stories and emotions, often performed in grass skirts and adorned with leis. This holiday highlights the importance of joy and cultural heritage, encouraging people to embrace happiness even in winter.