E WELINA MAI!
Join us for 4 Days of Aloha, a unique and immersive experience celebrating Hawaiian arts and culture. The festival takes place at Clark College and Esther Short Park in Vancouver, Washington. Don't miss out on the opportunity to experience the aloha spirit in the Pacific Northwest!
JULY 24 - 27, 2025
SAVE THE DATES!
Clark College & Esther Short Park
Vancouver, Washington
EXPERIENCE THE ALOHA
WORKSHOPS
VENDORS
KEIKI ACTIVITIES
PERFORMANCES
ʻONO FOOD
5K, 10K, & KEIKI RUN
CONCERTS
BEER GARDEN
COMMUNITY
...and so much more!
Cultural Workshops
Thursday July 24 - 25 at Clark College
Experience the rich traditions of Hawaiian culture through hands-on workshops led by master practitioners from Hawaiʻi. Open to all ages, these workshops offer a unique opportunity to deepen your knowledge of Hawaiian arts, from hula and ʻukulele to traditional weaving and more. Whether you are a beginner or have years of experience, there’s something for everyone to learn and enjoy.
Workshop Registration Opening Soon!
Hapa Haole
Hula Competition
& Mele On The Lawn with
The Mākaha Sons
Friday July 25 at Esther Short Park
Celebrate the timeless charm of Hapa Haole hula at our spirited competition, where dancers of all ages showcase their grace, storytelling, and aloha. With lively melodies and classic hula stylings, this event honors the unique fusion of Hawaiian dance and English-language music. The excitement continues as we close out the competition with Mele on the Lawn, featuring a special performance by the legendary Mākaha Sons—a perfect way to end the evening with beautiful music under the stars!
Still accepting a few more competitors!
Hō'ike
& Concert In The Park with
EKOLU
Saturday July 26 at Esther Short Park
Spend the day immersed in Hawaiian culture at Hōʻike, a lively community gathering where workshop participants share the hula, music, arts, and ʻike they’ve learned throughout the week. Enjoy hula performances, live Hawaiian music, local vendors, delicious food, keiki activities, and a beer garden—all celebrating the spirit of aloha.
As the sun sets, the park transforms for Concert in the Park, featuring an incredible lineup of local and visiting island musicians. Closing out the night is the one and only, Mauiʻs own, EKOLU, bringing their signature sound to the stage for an unforgettable evening of music and aloha.
Still accepting a few more competitors!
Aunty Devaʻs
Run 4 Aloha
5K, 10K, & Keiki Run
Walkers & Strollers Welcomed!
Lace up your running shoes and join us for Run 4 Aloha, a scenic 5K, 10K, and Keiki Run along the breathtaking Columbia River! Starting at Esther Short Park in the heart of Downtown Vancouver, Washington, this run is filled with ALOHA from start to finish. With every step you take, you help fund cultural programs that pass down Hawaiian traditions, instill strong values, and inspire the next generation to dream big and spread aloha.
Come run, walk, and give back—all in the spirit of ALOHA!
All registered participants will receive
FREE admission
to 4 Days of Alohaʻs Celebration of cultures.
Celebration
of Cultures
Sunday July 27 at Esther Short Park
Hawaiʻi is a melting pot of cultures, shaped by generations of diverse communities that have embraced and contributed to the aloha spirit. Celebration of Cultures at 4 Days of Aloha honors this rich multicultural heritage through music, dance, and storytelling from various traditions that have become part of Hawaiʻi’s unique identity.
Experience performances that showcase the deep connections between Hawaiian culture and the many influences that have helped the diverse comunity that many of us have been raised in—from Polynesia to Asia and beyond. Join us in celebrating the diversity, unity, and shared aloha that make Hawaiʻi and our community so special!
Are you interested in participating and sharing your culture?
SPREAD A LITTLE ALOHA
MAHALO NUI LOA
