The Na Kamehameha Commemorative Pau Parade and Hoolaulea is a significant cultural event held annually in Kahului, Maui. The festivities begin with a vibrant parade featuring traditional Pāʻū riders, showcasing the rich history and heritage of Hawaii. Following the parade, the Hoolaulea at the Queen Ka'ahumanu Center offers a gathering of community, music, and celebration. This event honors King Kamehameha and serves as a vital expression of Hawaiian identity and cultural pride for residents and visitors alike.
What to Expect
A colorful parade followed by a cultural festival with music and community spirit.
Who Should Attend
- Families
- Cultural enthusiasts
- Tourists
- Local residents
Agenda Overview
9:00 AM: Parade begins; followed by Hoolaulea at Queen Ka'ahumanu Center.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Na Kamehameha Committee · Non-profit
Organizers dedicated to preserving Hawaiian culture and history.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the parade route?
It starts at Maui Lani Parkway and proceeds along Kaʻahumanu Avenue.
Where is the Hoolaulea?
It is held at the Queen Ka'ahumanu Center.
Is it free to attend?
Yes, the parade and Hoolaulea are community events.
What is a Pāʻū parade?
It features riders in traditional Hawaiian equestrian attire.
Who does this honor?
It commemorates King Kamehameha.
Is there parking?
Parking is available at the Queen Ka'ahumanu Center.
Tags
culture
hawaii
parade
maui
tradition
community
Summary
A traditional Hawaiian parade and cultural celebration in Kahului, Maui.
Highlights
- Traditional Pāʻū parade
- Cultural Hoolaulea
- Hawaiian heritage celebration
- Community gathering
- Live music and festivities
- Honoring King Kamehameha
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