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By: NISHU SINGH
Celebrate Hawaiian culture, music, dance, and traditions at the largest festival of its kind in the USA.
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Aloha Festivals is Hawaii’s premier cultural celebration, held every September, showcasing the islands’ rich heritage.
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Started in 1946 as “Aloha Week,” the festival grew into a statewide tradition promoting Hawaiian music, hula, and values.
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The festival opens with the investiture of the Royal Court, featuring symbolic King, Queen, Prince, and Princess to honor Hawaii’s monarchy.
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The famous Aloha Festivals Floral Parade features flower-covered floats, hula dancers, marching bands, and traditional pa‘u riders on horseback.
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Watch mesmerizing hula dances performed by local groups, keeping ancient storytelling alive through graceful movements.
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From slack-key guitar to ukulele, the festivals highlight authentic Hawaiian music, filling the air with aloha spirit.
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Taste traditional Hawaiian dishes, tropical treats, and explore handcrafted art at vibrant marketplace events.
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The Aloha Festivals aren’t just about entertainment—they celebrate unity, respect, and Hawaiian values that welcome all.
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Held across Hawaii every September, the main events take place in Waikīkī, O‘ahu, drawing visitors from around the world.
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