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Makahiki - Wikipedia The Makahiki season is the ancient Hawaiian New Year festival, in honor of the god Lono of the Hawaiian religion It lasts four consecutive lunar months, approximately from October November through February March
Makahiki Hawaiian Restaurant | Aulani Hawaii Resort Spa Step inside a festive, family-friendly restaurant inspired by the Makahiki season—the traditional Hawaiian celebration of the harvest Here, the Makahiki story comes to life through delectable food, local artwork, intricate stained glass, jewel-toned murals and dramatic lighting
What is Makahiki? The Makahiki season, marked by the rising of the star cluster Makaliʻi (Pleiades) in the eastern sky as the sun sets in the west, signals the start of the Hawaiian new year—a time of renewal, gratitude, and preparation
Celebrating Makahiki: An Ancient Festival of Peace and Prosperity Makahiki is more than just a holiday in Hawaii; it’s a deeply rooted cultural practice, a time of peace, renewal, and abundance, celebrated annually to honor Lono, the god of fertility, peace, agriculture, and rainfall
What You Should Know About Makahiki Season Aligning with the Hawaiian lunar calendar, Makahiki marked the start of the Hawaiian New Year The months-long festival began when the Pleiades (makali’i to the Hawaiians) rose in November and lasted until about February In old Hawaii, it was a time of rest, celebration and harvest
Makahiki: A time of celebration and peace in Hawaiʻi Makahiki is a time-honored Hawaiian festival that goes beyond mere celebration - it embodies a profound sense of peace, unity, and gratitude Rooted in ancient traditions, Makahiki marks a period of reflection, communal harmony, and a connection to the land
The Significance of Makahiki Season: Celebrating Hawaiian Traditions . . . For many people in Hawaii, Makahiki marks a special time of year for celebration, rest, and gratitude for the land’s bounty Makahiki season is a key tradition that honors the Hawaiian god Lono and focuses on peace, harvest, and community spirit
Makahiki - Haleakalā National Park (U. S. National Park Service) Have you ever wondered what the ancient Hawaiians celebrated? In Hawaiian culture there is a festival called Makahiki that is dedicated to the god Lono This ancient Hawaiian New Year festival starts when the star cluster Makali‘i (Pleiades or Seven Sisters) rises over the horizon in Hawai‘i at sunset