Celebrate with Bowers Museum during our free family festivals held every first Sunday of the month in the Museum’s beautiful Key Courtyard. Enjoy live performances, art making, face painting and complimentary treats at every festival. Free Family Festivals are made
NCPAF is committed to representing the Pacific Islands respectfully and accurately and preserving and celebrating the diverse cultural traditions of the Pacific Islands. We strive to educate others on the uniqueness of the Pacific, Polynesian, Micronesian, and Melanesian Islands. As
2025 Alondra Park Ho’olaule’a Date: Saturday, July 19 & Sunday, July 20, 2025 Cost: FREE Admission Time: 10:00am – 5:00pm (Sat), 9:00am – 4:00pm (Sun) Sunday only, 9:00am Praise & Worship Parking: El Camino College will charge per vehicle, neighborhood
Immerse yourself in a festival like no other—where Hawaiian culture comes alive through hands-on workshops, exhilarating hula competition, and the best in island reggae music. From Thursday to Sunday, celebrate with us as we bring together world-class Kumu Hula, skilled
Since its inception in 2011, the Heiva San Diego event was created in recognition of the love for Tahitian Dancing. Heiva San Diego is more than an event. It is a pure cultural experience, a gathering, a celebration, an islander
One of the largest East Coast Polynesian festivals—live performances, cultural showcases, food, and vendors.
Join us for the 13th Annual Utah Pacific Island Heritage Month Kickoff, a dynamic event that honors the rich history, traditions, and contributions of Utah’s Pacific Islander communities. This free, family-friendly event will bring together thousands of attendees to celebrate
The 28th annual Friendly Islands Tongan Festival is one of the longest running festivals to celebrate Tongan culture and heritage in the United States. The Friendly Islands Tongan Festival showcases the food, arts, crafts and entertainment from Tonga and our
Welcome to Polyfest 2025, a two-day celebration of Polynesian traditions, history, and spirit. More than an event, it’s a tribute to the enduring legacy of the Polynesian people—an invitation to experience their vibrant culture firsthand.
This FREE COMMUNITY EVENT happens in Eugene, Oregon every 4th Saturday of August and celebrates the diverse cultures of the Aloha state and neighboring Pacific Islands. Join us for a day of live entertainment, food, workshops and more! Bring everyone!
Join us for a cultural voyage through the Polynesian islands—featuring hula, Tahitian dance, live Hawaiian music, and delicious traditional food. This fundraiser supports our dancers’ journey to the Kumukahi Hula Competition and helps provide materials for our haumāna performers in
WHO WE ARE The Aloha Beach Festival was designed to give back to our local social and environmental organizations. Chipper and his family each year choose a charity organization and they volunteer for them for one year. Each year the
