Napa Valley Aloha Festival

6 reviews

+1 (707) 418-8588

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Beauty. Fun. Exploration. Vibrant colors.

575 3rd St

Napa, CA 94559

+1 (707) 418-8588

http://www.manaleohcf.org

Napa Valley Aloha Festival is a cultural event held annually in Napa, California, celebrating Hawaiian and Polynesian traditions through music, dance, and food.

Attendees can immerse themselves in the vibrant culture of the Pacific Islands while enjoying live performances, workshops, and authentic cuisine at the festival.

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Lea M.

9/21/2015

My Aloha Spirit has become stronger this year since my father passed a few months back. Anything and everything of Hawaii reminds me of him because the Aloha Spirit is so warm, kind, loving, and...

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May A.

9/17/2017

Hawaiian cultural in the Napa Valley ALOHA! This was our first year attending the Aloha Festival in Napa Valley. Actually, I just happened to see a friend's Yelp check-in from my feed [thanks,...

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Phil H.

9/20/2018

Aloha! What a great experience. The very colorful event full of Polynesian culture, crafts, music, food, entertainment galore. You can taste the poke or ahi while sitting in your lawn chairs...

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Jen O.

9/16/2018

Loved the live music and presentations and the area is well covered so its not too hot. I was very excited to go here but I wish there were more authentic hawaiian food and dry goods vendors.Would...

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Lon H.

9/23/2014

Drove up to Napa last Saturday, to attend the Napa Aloha Festival. This is the 7th year they'd held this event and I really enjoyed it. First and foremost, the venue is the perfect setting. Not...

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Taste of Napa

"Awesome event. Great selection of wines, spirits, beer, and cider from all over the Napa region. Obviously very wine centric- red, whites, sparkling - you name it. There was an interesting beer..."