Thunderbirds to be a part of Aloha Festivals
Aloha Festivals is partnering with the U.S. Air Force as it celebrates its 60th anniversary on September 15. At 2:30 p.m., residents and visitors will be treated to a performance by the Thunderbirds as they soar over Waikiki, part of a week of festivities honoring the Air Force’s birthday.
On September 21 Waikiki on Oahu celebrates the 55th anniversary of Aloha Festivals’ Waikiki Hoolaulea, Hawaii’s largest block party. Thousands of revelers take to the streets for a night of dancing and entertainment. Adding to the fun are hula performances, local food, international cuisine and Hawaiian arts and crafts. The event runs from 7-10:30 p.m. on Kalakaua Ave., which is closed to vehicular traffic from Lewers St. to Kapahulu Ave.
On September 22 dancers from all over the world will gather on Waikiki Beach at 3 p.m. for what they hope will be the longest hula in history. The Guinness World Record of 3,500 dancers was set there in 1996.
Aloha Week, takes place in August every year and showcases Hawaii’s music, dance, and history. Aloha Festivals officials have adopted the term “playground” to represent the special places that Hawaii’s ancient alii (royalty) went to rejuvenate their bodies, hearts and minds. Some headed down to the sea or up to the mountains, while others sought solace through outdoor sports and amusement.
For a complete list of Aloha Festival events, go to http://www.travel-hawaii.com/.
Chitra Mogul
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