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4:30 PM to 5:30 PM: No Host Reception

5:30 PM: Ballroom doors open promptly with Hawaiian Protocol Procession and Welcome

The King Kalākaua Royal Ball Presents

200 Years of Hawaiʻi Monarchy Gown & Holokū Collection

Showcased by Kailiha'o Hula and the ADR Agency

Photo Credit: Jon Fujiwara
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In Association With

South Point Hotel, Casino and Spa - Grand Ballroom
Friday, November 25, 2022
5:30 PM - 9:30 PM

4:30 PM to 5:30 PM: No Host Reception

5:30 PM: Ballroom doors open promptly with Hawaiian Protocol Procession and Welcome

200 Years of Hawai’i relives an era when the zenith of glamour, grandiose, graciousness and elegance all prevail.

Includes: Welcome reception, nostalgic Hawaiian entertainment, dinner with international food selections, select wines, beers and cocktails (non-hosted), Hoʻokupu – Hawaiian ceremonial tribute and protocol ceremony.

Attire and Holokū: Elegant Hawaiian attire including Hawaiian holokū is encouraged but NOT REQUIRED. Evening Attire or Elegant Hawaiian Attire including Holokū for this special event is suggested.

VIP & Sponsor After Party (By Invitation Only): 9:30 PM – 11:30 PM (No Host Bar) featuring Live Hawaiian Entertainment

Kailiha’o Hula 13th Anniversary & Cultural Presentation

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Special Performances & Guest Artists

Kailiha’o Hula; Kumu Hula BJ Kau’inani Souza & Kumu Vincent Iokimo Souza
Mandy Ululani Thronas-Brown, Hawai’i Songbird and Soloist from the famed Royal Hawaiian Hotel & Miss Garden Isle 1991
Gary Haleamau & Kawili, Renown Hawaiian slack key and falsetto vocalist and his ‘Ohana band
Kumu Hula Sheldeen Kaleimomi Haleamau
Ka Pa Hula O Ke Ola Nani; Kumu Hula Kanani Cadaoas
Halau Na Lei O Kahikilani; Kumu Hula Kahiki Akana
Halau Kaleihoku Kuikanani; Kumu Hula Tiffanie Zuttermeister
Na Hula Hali’a Aloha; Kumu Charles Herring
Na ‘Ala, Famed Chang ‘Ohana Hawaiian Trio

KAILIHA’O HULA

Come celebrate Kailiha‘o Hula’s 13th anniversary in tribute to Hawai‘i’s last King with Hula (Dance), Oli (Chant) and Mo‘olelo (Story)

King Kalākaua's 1881 Voyage Around the World

In 1881, King David Kalakaua was the first monarch to travel the world to develop diplomatic relations with other countries with the goal of seeking recognition for the Kingdom of Hawai’i as a sovereign and independent nation.

On his his travels, he observed how rulers led their countries and had a keen interest in studying immigration.

His world voyage took him to San Francisco. The Empire of Japan, China, Siam (Thailand), Burma (Myanmar), India, Egypt, Italy, Belgium, the German Empire, Austria-Hungary, the French Third Republic, Spain, Portugal, England, and the United States. He met heads of state: U.S. President Chester A. Arthur, Queen Victoria of England, Pope Leo XIlI, the Meiji Emperor of the Empire of Japan, Umberto I of Italy, Viceroy of Egypt Tewfik Pasha, William I of Germany, and Rama V of Siam.

During this trip, The Pacific Commercial Advertiser published “The King’s Tour Around the World,” a regular column.

Source Credit: Alice Kim