Oregon 5th Aloha Festival

🌺 Oregon Aloha Festival A Celebration of Pacific Island Culture in Eugene, Oregon

🌴 Event Overview The Oregon Aloha Festival is a free, family‑friendly celebration of Pacific Island cultures, traditions, music, dance, food, art, and community. The festival brings together culture bearers, performers, artisans, educators, and families for two full days of island‑inspired festivities.

📅 Dates & Times August 21 & 22, 2026 12 PM – 9 PM both days Opening Ceremony at 3 PM

📍 Location Alton Baker Park 100 Day Island Rd Eugene, OR 97401

🌺 Why Attend 🌈 Celebrate Pacific Islander culture through hula, fire knife dancing, drumming, storytelling, and traditional arts. 🤝 Meet artists, performers, and culture bearers. 🌱 Support Pacific Islander‑led cultural programs. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Enjoy a free, family‑friendly event with activities for all ages. 💖 Experience the warmth and community of the aloha spirit.

🎶 Activities & Workshops

• 🔥 Live Performances: Hula, fire knife dancing, drumming, and cultural showcases.
• 🍍 Island Food & Drinks: Kālua pork, poke, curry, panipopo, vaifala, and island desserts.
• 🛍️ Island Marketplace: Handmade jewelry, island wear, cultural art, leis, pareos, and décor.
• 📚 Cultural Workshops: Learn hula, explore traditional instruments, and hear stories and chants.
• 🎨 Keiki Zone: Crafts, activities, and family‑friendly fun.
• 🎁 Raffle Giveaways: Island‑inspired prizes and vendor gift baskets.
• 🏝️ Cultural Exhibits: Pacific Islander history, traditional tools, clothing, and photography.
• 💆 Aloha Lounge: Live music, wellness vendors, and lomi lomi chair massage.

🧭 Event Details 🎟️ Admission: Free 🅿️ Parking: Free and paid options available 🚲 Transportation: Rideshare and bike parking encouraged

🤝 Sponsors The festival is supported by sponsors who help fund Pacific Islander cultural programs in Oregon.