Tulipa Style

LXCL:Adult admission Friday (13 &amp; up)

Friday Only Adult Admission (13 & up)

LXCL:Adult admission Saturday (13 &amp; up)

Saturday Only Adult Admission (13 & up)

LXCL:This is a two day event ticket for adults (13 &amp; up)

2-Day Pass General Admission Adult (13 & up)

LXCL:Friday admission youth 5-12.

Friday Only Youth (5 - 12)

LXCL:Saturday admission youth 5-12.

Saturday Only Youth (5 - 12)

LXCL:This is a two day event ticket for youth ages 5-12.

2-Day Pass Youth (5 - 12)

The He Lei No Kaiona Hula Festival is a two-day cultural event designed to perpetuate ʻike Hawaiʻi through hula, mele, and intergenerational knowledge sharing. The festival centers kūpuna, Gracious Ladies, and Gentlemen divisions, creating a rare and intentional platform that honors lineage, experience, and the transmission of ʻike kupuna. Supporting divisions of wāhine and kāne ensure continuity across generations, strengthening pathways for cultural learning and practice. The event will include live performance, cultural protocol, and a Native Hawaiian vendor village that uplifts local artisans and practitioners.

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The He Lei No Kaiona Hula Festival is a two-day cultural event designed to perpetuate ʻike Hawaiʻi through hula, mele, and intergenerational knowledge sharing. The festival centers kūpuna, Gracious Ladies, and Gentlemen divisions, creating a rare and intentional platform that honors lineage, experience, and the transmission of ʻike kupuna. Supporting divisions of wāhine and kāne ensure continuity across generations, strengthening pathways for cultural learning and practice. The event will include live performance, cultural protocol, and a Native Hawaiian vendor village that uplifts local artisans and practitioners.