An unforgettable evening under the stars.
Fire, music, hula, and a feast that brings Hawaiian culture to life.
A lūʻau is one of Hawaii’s most cherished traditions — an evening of food, music, and cultural celebration shared under the open sky.
It’s a window into the heart of Hawaiian and Polynesian culture, and one of the most memorable ways to experience the islands.
Ka Moana Lūʻau takes place at Aloha Tower Marketplace, right on Honolulu’s waterfront.
The evening begins with hands-on cultural activities — lei making, hula lessons, ukulele, and more — before moving into a buffet dinner of traditional Hawaiian dishes.
The night culminates in an award-winning Polynesian performance that ends with a sword of fire.
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