Frequently asked questions

A: The OR Aloha Festival is a free TWO DAY community event held every summer in Eugene, Oregon, that celebrates the culture, traditions, and spirit of the Aloha State and surrounding Pacific Islands. Attendees can expect a vibrant gathering featuring live music and dance performances, authentic Pacific Island cuisine, cultural workshops, artisan vendors, and family-friendly activities. The festival serves as a platform to honor and share the diverse heritage of Hawaii and other Pacific Island communities, fostering cultural awareness and community connection in a welcoming outdoor environment.

It will be very sunny and bright, bring sunscreen, hats and sunglasses to watch the show. Since we entertain til about 7p, it would also be advised to bring a blanket and warmer clothe for the evening.

A: Attendees can enjoy a vibrant, family-friendly event with live music, traditional dance, island food, cultural demos, and interactive activities celebrating Hawaiian and Pacific Island culture. It's a free, inclusive event fostering community connection each summer in Eugene, Oregon.

A: Yes, the OR Aloha Festival in Eugene, Oregon, is a free event celebrating Hawaii and Pacific Island cultures. Enjoy cultural performances, food stalls, and family-friendly activities with no admission fee.

A: The OR Aloha Festival happens every summer in Eugene, Oregon on the 4th weekend in August. This year's event is August 21 and 22, 2026. It's a free community event celebrating the culture of Hawaii and the Pacific Islands. People can enjoy traditional and modern performances, food vendors, art and crafts, and activities for families. The festival is a welcoming place for everyone to appreciate the unique traditions of Hawaii and nearby islands.