Celebrate Hawaii’s Culture at the Aloha Festivals

Every September, Aloha Festivals transform Waikiki into a celebration of Hawaiian culture. From colorful parades to mesmerizing hula and live Hawaiian music, it’s the largest cultural festival in the islands and a must-see for visitors.

Aloha Festivals 2025 Highlights

• Waikiki Floral Parade – Vibrant floats decorated with flowers, marching bands, and traditional paʻu riders on horseback fill Kalākaua Avenue.
• Hula & Music Performances – Enjoy free live shows featuring traditional and contemporary Hawaiian performances.
• Craft & Food Markets – Shop unique local crafts and taste delicious Hawaiian flavors.

(Official dates and schedules will be announced on the Aloha Festivals website.)

Tips for Enjoying the Festival

• Arrive early to grab a good viewing spot for the parade.
• Wear comfortable shoes as you’ll likely be walking or standing for hours.
• Stay hydrated – September in Hawaii can still be warm and sunny.

After the Festival: Relax with a Lomi Lomi Massage in Waikiki

A full day at the Aloha Festivals is unforgettable—but also tiring. That’s where Cocolomi Massage comes in:

• Relieve sore feet and shoulders after standing and walking during the parades
• Restore balance and calm with the traditional Hawaiian Lomi Lomi massage
• Conveniently located in Waikiki, just minutes from the festival area

It’s the perfect way to end your cultural day—immersing yourself in the true aloha spirit through both festival and relaxation.

Final Thoughts

The Aloha Festivals 2025 are one of Hawaii’s most vibrant celebrations, blending history, music, dance, and community. If you’re visiting Waikiki in September, don’t miss it. And when the festivities wind down, treat yourself to a rejuvenating Lomi Lomi massage at Cocolomi—so you can wake up refreshed and ready for another amazing day in paradise.