Mokulele Airlines is proud to sponsor the 2026 Festivals of Aloha, Maui Nui, a beloved series of community celebrations taking place across Maui, Molokaʻi and Lānaʻi.

For generations, the Festivals of Aloha have brought our communities together through mele, hula, cultural traditions, local food and the simple joy of gathering as a community. These celebrations help ensure that Native Hawaiian culture and traditions continue to be honored, shared and passed forward.

As an airline connecting the people and communities of Maui Nui, Mokulele is honored to support events that celebrate the distinct stories, traditions and aloha of each island we serve.

This year’s festivities begin in September and continue through October:

• September 4: Wailuku First Friday
• September 11: Aloha Friday at Queen Kaʻahumanu Center
• September 19: 24th Annual Richard Hoʻopiʻi Leo Kiʻekiʻe Hawaiian Falsetto Contest
• October 3: Festivals of Aloha – Lānaʻi
• October 9: Festivals of Aloha – Molokaʻi
• October 17–24: Festivals of Aloha – Hāna
• October 23–25: Festivals of Aloha – Wailea
• October 24: Festivals of Aloha – Makawao

From the voices carrying on the tradition of Hawaiian falsetto to the hula, lei, food and fellowship shared across our islands, each gathering reflects what makes Maui Nui so special.

“At the heart of Festivals of Aloha is a kuleana we hold with great pride—to create spaces where friends, families and generations can come together, reconnect and celebrate the traditions that make Maui Nui home. Whether separated by a road, a channel or an island, there is something powerful about finding our way back to one another through mele, hula, moʻolelo and aloha. Mokulele shares in that kuleana by connecting our island communities and helping bring our ʻohana together. Their support reminds us that aloha is not only something we celebrate, it is something we carry, share and pass forward together,” shared Daryl Fujiwara, Overall Coordinator of Festivals of Aloha.

Mokulele looks forward to seeing you there and helping our communities stay connected along the way.