The spectacular begins at 6:00 P.M when guests are greeted with a kukui nut lei at the Kahuku Lawn Terrace over-looking Kuilima Bay. Hawaiian music follows with a cocktail reception. Festival drums from the island of Tahiti announce it is about to get busy.

The Polynesian revue kicks off with Kaina Tehe Nua , a fast hip-dance from the Tuamotu Islands. Guests are then treated to the Samoan Slap Dance, followed by Tiare a beautiful legend from French Polynesia comparing women to the white gardenia of Tahiti; Wesi a club and spear dance from the warriors of Fiji in preparation for battle; and Tewe Tewe a popular boys' hula with suggestive moves. The evening culminates with spectacular fire dance and audience participation, where the men and women dancers pick volunteer guests to dance to the Tahitian music.

Dinner Show Includes an elaborate Taste of the Islands luau buffet and one cocktail or non-alcoholic beverage, begins at 6 p.m. with dinner service at 6:30 p.m. Adults $85, Children ages 4-11 $55.

*Rates Include Taxes & Gratuity - For tickets contact the Concierge at 808-293-6000.

The Seafood Festival is an annual celebration of Hawaii’s seafood & farm fresh produce. A variety of Island chefs ranging from poke contestants, shrimp truck owners to fine dining will present a selection of dishes using ingredients from throughout the islands at three unique events during the 3rd Annual Seafood Festival.

These events sold out last year! Don't miss your chance to attend one of this year's most memorable events. Tickets are on sale now - contact the Turtle Bay Resort Concierge at 808-293-6000 - ask about the 2-Night Room & Event Package!

3rd Annual Seafood Festival Schedule of Events

October 12
Taste of the North Shore Shrimp Trucks
Friday 6:30pm at Kuilima Point

October 13
Sam Choy Poke Contest
Saturday 10:30am in the Kuilima Ballroom

Chef’s Seafood Under The Stars
Saturday 6:30pm at Kuilima Point

Oahu's historic Haleiwa Town will return to Hawaii's center stage November 10 and 11, 2007, as the North Shore Festival heralds in the highly anticipated arrival of the annual big-wave winter surf season. Haleiwa Beach Park will host the festivities, bordered by swaying palms, the dramatic Waianae mountain range, and sunsets over the Pacific Ocean. With feature films, live music and cultural performances on the Main Stage, the North Shore Festival will also cater to a variety of culinary tastes and styles with more than a dozen food vendors, 60 arts, crafts, and Hawaiian cultural booths, locally grown and handmade products, community displays, and an interactive Keiki (children's) Village. The North Shore Festival will run from 12 noon to 10 p.m. each day and attendance is free.