Aloha Festivals in Hawaii
Written by Vacation Idea.com Travel Editors.
Aloha Festivals date back to 1946 when the festivals were created as a week-long cultural celebration of the Hawaiian islands. Today, Aloha Festivals take place on six Hawaiian islands over a two-month period. There are 300 events which attract one million visitors every year.
Oahu events take place from July 05, 2003 through September 26, 2003. Events include Floral Parade in Waikiki on September 13, Steel Guitar Festival on September 14 and King's Arrival at Waikiki Beach on September 19. Many hotels on Oahu participate in the festival.
The Big Island of Hawaii events start on August 23, 2003 and last through September 28. Festivities include native dances, parades and contests.
Molokai celebrations last from August 02 to October 4, Lanai July 26 to October 11, and Kauai August 16 through October 11. The festival on Maui lasts from August 10 to October 18 with events ranging from parades, talent shows, contests and county fairs.
Planning a Hawaii Vacation around Aloha Festivals:
For a complete calender of events, visit www.alohafestivals.com. Vacationers who wish to attend Aloha Festivals can purchase a ribbon for $5 which gives them access to the events. Ribbons are available on site, or can be ordered by calling (800) 852–7690 or (808) 589–1771.
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