Lei Day
Hawaii’s celebration of the lei and aloha spirit
Lei Day is a special celebration in Hawaii that honors the making and giving of leis, which are flower garlands. It promotes the aloha spirit, symbolizing love and friendship. The tradition started in 1927 and includes music, hula dances, and demonstrations of lei-making, showcasing Hawaii’s rich cultural heritage.
- United States Exclusive
- First Release Apr 27, 2026
- Apr 28 → May 1 Annually
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lei_Day
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