Welcome to Hawaiian Skies, the in-flight video magazine of Hawaiian Airlines. In our latest edition, we see how efforts to preserve Hawaii’s native species are taking flight…introduce a man who makes beautiful Hawaiian music…challenge the waves at the premier outrigger paddling event…enjoy a musical performance to benefit a great cause…and get a taste of a Hawai‘i treat.
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As you walk the streets of Honolulu, you can easily spot cultural influences from around the Pacific. It’s in the signs on display, the languages in the air, the dishes on offer in restaurants. These cultural influences go deeper yet, helping create the unique customs and way of life of the Islands.
Once a year, Honolulu throws a huge party to celebrate the countries and cultures of the Pacific Rim and promote continued cooperation and harmony. It’s called the Honolulu Festival, and it includes three days of dance performances, art demonstrations, activities and educational programs designed to share Asia, Pacific and Hawaiian cultures with the world. The Festival ends with a spectacular parade down Kalakaua Avenue in Waikiki.
The next Honolulu Festival will be held March 11-13, 2011.
Learn more about the Honolulu Festival at HonoluluFestival.com.
@honfestival on Twitter and Honolulu Festival on Facebook
