Aloha Festival’s Floral Parade, Honolulu
Filed Under (Honolulu, Music, September) by admin on 29-08-2008
If Hawaii had to have a physical symbol, it would be the colorful yellow flowers that are strung into garlands in this island state of the U.S. The Aloha Festival’s Floral Parade pays a tribute of sorts to this symbol, with Hawaiians dressed in their colorful best for the huge parade in Honolulu.
Beautiful floats, marching bands, women dancers adorned in flowers, accompanied by Hawaiian music make the whole spectacle a treat for the senses. The Parade is scheduled for September 13 at 9 am, along the Kalakaua Avenue, Ala Moana Park and Kapiolani Park.
Several street artistes like jugglers, magicians and stuntmen show off their talents to the crowds gathered on the sidewalks for the Parade. The Parade especially celebrates the hula dance with special dance performances and competitions.
Aloha Festival is very traditional. Below is a video of 1996 event:

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