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Hawai'i and the Courts of Oah'u have many Festivals particular to them.

Overview[]

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The festivals of Oah'u tend to have a seasonal dimension to them, though at least one has a particular date.

  • The Birthday of Queen Aeron is always celebrated on July 17th.
  • An annual surfing competition is held in Waikiki in early winter and the governor awards a prize to the best surfer, usually a Commoner. The competition happens when the biggest waves appear. The current champ is a surf bum Redcap named Wayno who claims to have the surfboard used by Duke Paoa Kahanamoku, the famous Olympic gold-medalist who made Hawai'i and surfing popular.
  • The Menehune still celebrate the Feasts of Lono, the god of plenty. They split the year in two seasons: The Makahiki is the four-month harvest festival and the other eight-months are for fishing and war overseen by the god Ku. This Makahiki celebrates Menehune ties to the land and their plant totems. The festivities include sporting contests, especially of Uma, a type of wrestling. The other 8 months are less important to the menehune. Its celebration of war by the humans was instituted by King Kamehemeha. However, the few Menehune with fish totems like Shark regard the period highly.

References[]

  1. CTD. Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill, p. 14.

Changeling: The Dreaming Festivals

Kithain:

Yule · Boxing Day · Midwinter's Night · Imbolc · Homstrom · Carnival · Vernal Equinox · The Greening · May Day · Beltaine · Midsummer · Highsummer Night · Lughnasa · Autumnal Equinox · Pennons · Samhain · Guy Fawkes Day · Nizhniy Novgorod · Holidays of Hawaii

Kith:

House Warming · Labor Day · Spring Cleaning · Harvest Festival · Night of the Embers · Festival of Alysoun · Pranksgiving · Tragoidia

House:

Vengeance Night · Walpurgis Night · First Night

Inanimae:

Spring Equinox · Summer Solstice · Autumnal Equinox · Winter Solstice · New Year's Eve · Remembrance Day · The Moot

Hsien:

Nanusuka · New Year's Day · Obun · Moon Festivals · First Moon · Second Moon · Third Moon · Fourth Moon · Fifth Moon · Sixth Moon · Seventh Moon · Eighth Moon · Ninth Moon · Tenth Moon · Eleventh Moon · Twelfth Moon

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