Welcome to The Queen’s Aloha Lūʻau, a place where the spirit of Hawai’i comes alive with the traditional dances of the award-winning group, Hālau I Ka Wēkiu, and the rhythmic sounds of Nā Kumu Hula Karl Veto Baker and Michael Lanakila Casupang. Located in the peaceful surroundings of Keonaonalani, our lūʻau offers a genuine experience of Hawaiian culture. Here, every gathering is a chance to delve into the rich heritage of our islands in a warm and friendly setting. Keonaonalani is the name of our home. The name comes from Kumu Veto’s great grandmother, Keonaona, who was a lady in waiting for Hawaiʻi’s last reigning monarch, Queen Liliʻuokalani. Lani means heavenly or Royal status which is our connection to Liliʻuokalani. We invite you to Keonaonalani to celebrate, enjoy, and honor our Queen Liliʻuokalani at The Queen’s Aloha Lūʻau.
Website: thequeensalohaluau.com
Phone: (808) 286-2754
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Auwaiolimu St and Hookui St
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394 Auwaiolimu St Honolulu, HI 96813 ·4850.88 mi
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yelpAbsolutely INCREDIBLE!! An authentic....intimate....love for our Hawaii. Leihulu and lei po'o demonstrations occurring up close and personal. Delicious foods locals eat and enjoy....AND the...
MoreI've been to several different luau's around Honolulu. I was not impressed by this one. I brought my two young adult grandchildren because they had never been to a luau. The food was good and...
Morewonderful experience. Entire family enjoyed the experience. Will no doubt come again! The food and show were amazing!
MoreGreat vibe shout-out Hawaii. Open air was great and the mall was super nice. Mai Tai were pretty good
MoreKumu Karl Baker says, I have been troubled for years that there are no all Hawaiian shows in Waikiki, so I decided to do something about it. Keonaonalani, where he also teaches hula, is his...
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