Aloha Festivals – 12 Sept. 2008

October 28, 2008 by admin

In the September 12th edition of Na Kai `Ewalu we spend the morning talking about Aloha Festivals. Aloha Week was established in 1946 as a cultural celebration of Hawaii’s music, dance and history intended to perpetuate our unique traditions. Aloha Week has grown in to Aloha Festivals encompassing over 100 events over 2-months on all the major Hawaiian Islands. We’ll talk about a few of the different events throughout the islands aa well as some of the challenges Aloha Festivals has faced over the years and continues to overcome today.

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