5th Annual Oregon Aloha Festival Celebrates Pacific Island Cultures
Join us for the 5th Annual Oregon Aloha Festival, a vibrant celebration of Pacific Island cultures happening on August 21 and 22, 2026, at Alton Baker Park in Eugene. This free, family-friendly event invites everyone to experience the rich traditions of Hawaiʻi, Samoa, Tonga, Fiji, and beyond. From traditional music and dance to storytelling and delicious island cuisine, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Throughout the festival, attendees will be captivated by live hula performances, thrilling fire knife dancing, and the rhythmic sounds of island drumming. In addition to these spectacular shows, the festival offers cultural workshops and demonstrations where you can learn more about the unique customs and practices of the Pacific Islands. There’s also an island marketplace featuring handmade jewelry, clothing, and art, perfect for finding a special memento to take home. Families will find plenty of activities for children, including craft stations and fun photo opportunities with performers dressed in traditional attire. This event is not just a celebration; it’s a chance to engage with the vibrant Pacific Islander community and learn about their heritage. Organized by and for Pacific Islanders, the Oregon Aloha Festival plays a vital role in supporting cultural preservation and local community programs in Oregon. Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to immerse yourself in the aloha spirit and connect with a diverse community that celebrates unity and cultural richness.
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