The Meke Dance is a traditional dance form from the islands of Fiji. It is characterized by its rhythmic movements and vibrant costumes, often performed during cultural celebrations and ceremonies. The dance typically involves a group of dancers who tell stories through their movements, accompanied by traditional music played on instruments like the lali (drum) and bamboo flutes. Meke dances can vary in style, with some focusing on storytelling while others emphasize the beauty of the movements. The dance is an important aspect of Fijian culture, reflecting the community's history, values, and social connections. It is often performed at festivals, weddings, and other significant events.