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Thursday, December 9, 2010

Celebrate Hawaiian Style!!!

Aloha!

Hawaiians are not actually part of the Asian group. They are actually Pacific Islanders, like the Samoans, Tongans, and Tahitians. But I figured everyone would love to hear about them.

There are a number of specifically Hawaiian celebrations, festivals, and events in Hawaii. Of course, every day is a celebration of the islands and it’s native culture wherever you go—the beaches, the tropical plants and fruits, the music, the dancing, and the luaus.

Food and Flower Events—

Pua Plantasia
Orchid Show
Kona Coffee Cultural Festival

Festivals—

Hula Kahiko Series
The Merrie Monarch Festival
Puukohola Heiau Cultural Festival
Aloha Festivals

Races (Not exactly a cultural celebration or festival, but they sure do have a bucket-load of them in Hawaii!)—

Keauhou Kona Triathlon
Honu Triathlon
Kona Marathon and Fun Runs
Big Island International Marathon
Kilauea Volcano Runs
Ironman Triathlon World Competition

There are many other festivals and events in the islands. Here is a web site for more information on these events and more.


Join me on Monday for a Recipe Re-c-Cap so you can locate all the recipes I've posted for 2010. On Thursday I will post my final recipe for 2010--Chicken Long Rice.

Enjoy, and mahalo for visiting!

Cheryl

2 comments:

  1. I always learn so much on your site...looking forward to that long grain recipe!
    Edge of Your Seat Romance

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  2. Thanks, Raquel, for keeping up with my blog! Your comments mean a lot. Stay with me over the next couple weeks--I'm posting some great links to The Christmas Story read from the Pidgin Bible, and The Night before Christmas in Pidgin read by a DJ in Hawaii!

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