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
Holo Holo Music Festival was born from a love of island and reggae music—a genre deeply rooted in connection, culture, and movement. The festival first set sail in 2022 at Frost Amphitheater at Stanford University, bringing together fans to celebrate
This fundraising event brings time honored Polynesian traditions - in music, dance, arts, crafts and food - directly from the soul of the South Pacific to the hearts of the people of Sonoma County. The Rohnert Park Warriors is a
It is with great excitement that we introduce UTOPIA Washington’s MANAFest™ —an embodiment of our core beliefs, mission, and the collective legacy we have built together. MANAFest™ is not just a celebration; it is a manifestation of our commitment to
Live Aloha Hawaiian Cultural Festival is September 7, 2025 at the Armory Food & Event Hall, Mural Amphitheatre, and Fisher Rooftop. The festival is part of the Seattle Center Festál series. It is free and open to the public. 2025 Live Aloha
Entertainment on TWO stages Leʻaleʻa Outdoor Stage ‘Ōlelo Hawai’i (Hawaiian Language) can have many different words to describe various emotions or conditions. Le`ale`a is defined as: to have a good time; fun. As you enjoy the festival (the vendors, workshops,
The Los Angeles International Ukulele Festival, presented by Kala Koa Entertainment, is an annual celebration of the small four-stringed wonder that has been captivating hearts and bringing musical joy into people’s lives for over 100 years. This unique, family-friendly festival includes
Aloha, Talofa, Hafa-Adai, Bula and Hello! The Pacific Islander Festival Association (PIFA) is a non-profit corporation composed of members from all diversities, without limit to the indigenous people of Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia. PIFA was founded to: •Promote and provide
Holo Holo Music Festival was born from a love of island and reggae music—a genre deeply rooted in connection, culture, and movement. The festival first set sail in 2022 at Frost Amphitheater at Stanford University, bringing together fans to celebrate
