STRUM, dedicated to making the world a better place through ukulele music. | Conscientious Aloha, considers how stepping into self, where Aloha lives, allows us to recognize the hidden blessing within our lives and move forward humbly with compassion for others. | Connect to Our Roots Through Cultural Foods, presents the progression of Hawaiian people/culture through the lens of cultural foods. | Hāmoa Hula workshop, provides step-by-step instruction through a complete song, and Native Hawaiian Surf Sports, at 6:00 p.m., dives into the history of Hawaiian surf culture. | Nānā I Nā Hōkū: Look to the Stars, considers how Hawaiians have navigated the Pacific using only the stars to guide them. | ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi 101 workshop, offers tips for the beginner language speaker. | Nā Pūpū ʻo Niʻihau(Shells of Niʻihau), takes a cultural and historical look at Hawaii’s Forbidden Island. | Traditional Native Lomi(massage), explores its rich history and cultural connections, its evolution, and the spiritual, mental and emotional effects of pain. Aloha kekahi i kekahi plays out through three days of workshops, presentations and live stream performances. The festival theme this year, particularly meaningful during these challenging times, means to Love One Another.
Take a glimpse at the rich history and spirit of island life through spoken word, music, food demonstrations and virtual workshops. 11-13 at infuses the Pacific Northwest with the vibrancy of Hawaiian culture. Seattle Center Festál: Live Aloha Hawaiian Cultural Festival, taking place virtually Friday-Sunday, Sept.