Showing posts with label West Coast. Show all posts
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Monday, July 6, 2009

First Annual Don the Beachcomber Mai Tai Festival at the Royal Kona Resort.


First Annual Don the Beachcomber Mai Tai Festival.

WHERE: Royal Kona Resort.




Festival includes: Farmer’s Market, food from the Big Island’s finest restaurants, music and crafts, and seminar from world renowned BEACHBUM BERRY on the History of the Mai Tai.  

Additionally, bartenders from all over the globe will compete for title of Best Mai Tai and the $10,000 cash prize! The award winning Hawaiian super-group HAPA will perform that evening.  

Enter your favorite Mai Tai recipe, using Bacardi Rum, and compete to win top honors and the GIANT Cash Prize.  A panel of judges will score the recipes based on various factors that will include flavor and presentation.  24 Finalists will be chosen out of all of the registrations who will be required to travel to the Royal Kona Resort for the final ‘Mix Off’ competition.  All recipes must use Bacardi Rum.  The winning ‘Mixologist’ and their recipe will also be featured in printed material after the competition.

There will be a small fee to register your Mai Tai Recipe and to participate in the competition. Please submit your contact information and we will contact you with a Registration form.

Special hotel room rates are available for competitors as well as guests and non competitors...
package information will soon be available…mahalo!

Here's the link for registration:

http://www.hawaiihotels.com/Main/Index.cfm?ID=381&Ref=TA&Val=0

http://www.hapa.com/

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SurfGuitar101.com Convention. Surf Guitar weekend Aug 1. Tiki Events.

TIKI TRAVEL & TIKI Events.

2nd Annual Surf Guitar weekend 
SurfGuitar101.com Convention

Saturday, Aug 1
The Starting Gate, 

ADDRESS:
5052 Katella Ave, Los Alamitos, CA
PHONE:
562-598-8957


PREFORMING ARTISTS:

The Ghastly Ones (Los Angeles, CA)
The Sand Devils (San Diego, CA)
Secret Samurai (San Diego, CA)
The Reventlos (Costa Mesa, CA)
The Verbtones (Portland, OR)
The TomorrowMen (San Francisco, CA)
The Surge (Atlanta, GA)
The Detonators (Los Angeles, CA)
DJs:
Clint Beachwood & Tiki Tena



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Monday, June 29, 2009

Tiki Luau Nights at the Egyptian Theatre. Tiki movies and Luau.

Enchanted Tiki Luau Blow-Out

Tiki Luau Nights at the Egyptian Theatre.
An Egyptian Theatre exclusive!


If you are going to be in California at the end of july
near the LA area your should check this out.

Tiki movies, a California luau and a weekend
of tiki fun!  Check it out if you can.


Tiki feature films & clips, vendors, food and music bring the exotic allure of tropical paradises to Hollywood! Films include old-school island musical romancePAGAN LOVE SONG (starring Esther Williams and Howard Keel), hot-blooded Hawaiian soap operaDIAMOND HEAD (with Charlton Heston) and the volcano-singed adventure THE DEVIL AT 4 O'CLOCK(starring Spencer Tracy and Frank Sinatra) -- all of them in sumptuously saturated color. Join us in the Egyptian's Courtyard for a Royal Southern California-style Luau with exotic musical entertainment from King Kukulele and The Friki Tikis and the Polynesian Paradise Dancers, plus vendors and other surprises and special guests on July 25 from 1:00 PM until well after the sun kisses the ocean and disappears beneath the gently lapping surf.




SOURCE: egyptiantheatre.com



Saturday, June 27, 2009

Bahooka Family Restaurant, California. Tiki Travel Destination. Tiki Bar.


Tiki Travel Destination: Bahooka Family Restaurant
Rosemead, California. 

A Classic Tiki Bar.

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Fish tanks and tropical decorations abound
in this classic California Tiki Bar / Restaurant.
Filled with Tiki Art and culture.


A must stop on your Tiki Travels.

Bahooka Address:
4501 North Rosemead Blvd.
Resemead, California
91770

PHONE: 
(626) 285-1241  or
(626) 285-7514

WEB
www.geocities.com/bahookarestaurant/welcome.htm

MENU
Polynesian Appetizers, Seafood, Salads, Sandwiches, Lunch Dinner,
Steaks, Ribs, Shrimp.

SUGGESTIONS:
Teriyaki Chicken / with Stuffed Shrimp
Bahooka's Exotic Ribs

TROPICAL TIKI DRINKS
A Exotic drink list with over 60 tropical cocktails.
Drink list includes some classic vintage old school
tiki cocktails, classic tropical drinks and new school
tiki drinks.

Drinks Include:
Blue Hawaii, Singapore Sling, Planters Punch,
Scorpion, mai tai, navy grog, zombie, and many more.


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Monday, June 22, 2009

Visit the Conga Lounge Tiki Bar, Oakland, CA.


Visit the Conga Lounge Tiki Bar, Oakland, CA.
A great tiki travel destination.

"Best Place to Hula" — East Bay Express

Don your flip-flops and puka shells, or just come as you are to our retro tropical paradise, The Conga Lounge! Home of the Gilligan's Island (our signature cocktail), located above Cafe Rustica at 5422 College Avenue in Oakland.

Tuesday through Saturday we'll mix you any one (or two or three) of our fabulous 40 cocktails starting at 5pm in the town that is the birthplace of Trader Vic's original bar and the Mai Tai cocktail. The Conga Lounge captures the best elements of Oakland's legendary Tiki past — a welcoming and laid back atmosphere, great drinks, hip decor that balances bamboo and kitsch, and a classic soundtrack of vintage Exotica (think Martin Denny's "Quiet Village"). Who says you can't take an island vacation on a weeknight?

Enjoy our daily Happy Hour from 5pm-7pm, with $2 off our fabulous Mai Tais, draft beers and appetizers! During restaurant hours you can sample anything from the entire Rustica menu or graze on our tasty selection of fantasty island appetizers. Join us for one of our coming theme nights or catch one of our DJ spots on selected weekends.


www.caferustica.com
5422 College Ave
Oakland, CA 94618
(510) 463-2681





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Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Disney Tiki

Overview

While visiting Disneyland, consider staying at the Polynesian Resort. This unique hotel features tiki decor, which is fun for kids and adults alike. Tiki decor has been popular on the mainland since the 1940's, and the Polynesian Resort offers a beautiful take on this decorating style.

Tiki God inside the Enchanted Tiki Room


Disney Tiki
By James R Shaw

If you have children, chances are good that your children will eventually want to visit Disneyland. While you're there, be sure to check out the unique tiki culture on display. Both the Polynesian Resort and the Enchanted Tiki Room grew out of Walt Disney's desire to showcase island culture with a tiki room theme. Both opened at a time when tiki decor was quite popular on the mainland, and these attractions have remained popular ever since. They represent an important cultural side of Disneyland that you should not miss.

While visiting Disneyland, consider staying at the Polynesian Resort. This unique hotel features tiki décor, which is fun for kids and adults alike. Tiki décor has been popular on the mainland since the 1940's, and the Polynesian Resort offers a beautiful take on this decorating style. Each room has a Hawaiian tiki motif, with wooden tikis and bamboo accents. Because the resort was originally built in the 1960's, it also has a retro feel, although it has been updated several times since then. You'll feel like you are staying in an island in the South Pacific without ever leaving the mainland.

The resort is not built in a high-rise building, but instead it has several intimate two- or three-story buildings scattered over the grounds. The area of the Polynesian resort features dense vegetation; even after you step outside the room you'll still feel like you are in an island paradise. These grounds include white sandy beaches complete with hammocks and lounge chairs. There are several Polynesian restaurants in the resort, so you can even sample some traditional island fare. For adults, there is also a traditionally-styled tiki bar.

Once you get to the park, make sure that you stop at Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room. One of the more unique attractions in Disneyland, it is a theater featuring Polynesian characters and wildlife. There are over 150 animatronic characters that come to life during the sixteen minute ride. In fact, this attraction was the first to feature Disney's audio-animatronic system. It opened in 1963 in Adventureland, and has long been one of the more popular attractions in the park. The show is "hosted" by four singing macaws, and also features other tropical birds, tiki totems and masks, flowers, and drummers. Animatronic Hawaiian tiki gods are located around the perimeter, each telling their own story. There is also a version of the Enchanted Tiki Room at Tokyo Disneyland, as well as one at Disney World.

When visiting Disneyland, be sure to learn about the tiki culture you get the chance to experience in the Polynesian Resort and the Enchanted Tiki Room. Tiki culture is built around distinctive wooden or stone figures with large, flat heads in proportion to their bodies. These statues play an integral part in the decor of both the Polynesian Resort and the Enchanted Tiki Room. You'll also see other decor choices that have been popular parts of tiki décor in the U.S., including bamboo, dried grass, and thatched roofs.

Royal Tiki specializes in genuine Hawaiian-made Tiki masks, Statues and Signs.

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=James_R_Shaw

http://EzineArticles.com/?Disney-Tiki&id=1842726

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