Willamette's Lū'au is meant to be an evening of entertainment, education, and sharing of Hawai'i's culture for the entire family to enjoy. This year's Lū'au celebrates the rich history of music across Polynesia. This entirely student-run event attracts over 800 people from the Willamette and Salem community. Join us as we share with you the culture of Hawai'i.

Saturday, April 18th, 2020

Cone Fieldhouse, Sparks Athletic Center

• Doors Open for Dinner at 5:30 p.m.
• Show Starts at 7:00 p.m.

Nā One Hānau: The Sands of Our Birth

Celebrating and commemorating the origins of Hawai'i's sacred lands

Hawaiʻiʻs history and culture are entwined with stories and legends of sacred lands. There are many songs that are composed and dedicated to the lands that are sacred to the Hawaiian people. In this year's Lū'au we will travel down the island chain, from Niʻihau to Hawaiʻi island, visiting some of these spiritually significant places through a combination of song, dance, and food. 

 Graphics credit Andrew Choe '20