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Friday, August 8

4th Annual Indy Hula Luau August 9, 2014

Please join us for our 4th Annual Luau! This year we will be honoring "Our Kupuna" (Our Elders)

He Aloha I Nā Hulu Kūpuna –

Love for our cherished ancestors

This enchanting evening will include Polynesian style meal plus non alcoholic beverages followed by song and dance!

Our Menu will include authentic Polynesian foods…
Main Entrée
Kalua Pig
Chicken Long Rice
Shoyu Chicken
Steam Rice
Lomi Salmon
Salads
Macaroni
Green Mixed Greens
Dessert
Haupia
(Coconut Pudding)
Marble, Chocolate and White Cake
Beverage
Lemonade

We are looking forward to presenting you with a wonderful luau and entertainment presented by Indy Hula dancers.

For details and tickets, visit IndyHula.org 

Elizabeth J. Musgrave is a syndicated fine-living, travel, food, wine and spirits columnist, freelance writer and photographer, and performing arts and restaurant critic for Gotta Go. Catch her as Indy’s Personal Lifestyle Adviser on Indy Style, WISH8 (CBS). Read Infused, her spirits, wine & beer lifestyle column, at www.GottaGo.us and www.FoodDigital.com Gotta Go is published on www.Gottago.us, and in magazines. Follow her on Twitter @GottaGo, LinkedIn and Facebook.

Thursday, July 7

Indy Hula Presents Luau and Performance

Indy Hula Presents Inaugural Luau
and Polynesian Performance
WHEN
Sat., July 23, 2011, 6 – 9 p.m.
WHERE
Park Tudor School
Clowes Commons
7200 North College Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46240
Cost
$30 per person; $15 per child ages 4 – 12
RSVP by July 18, 2011
Tickets
Send email to info@indyhula.org
Ticket(s) can be mailed to you or held at the door.

Indy Hula will be very proud to share its Polynesian spirit with you this evening. Proceeds from the event will help Indy Hula continue its mission to perpetuate the Polynesian culture primarily through education.Funds will be used to purchase costumes and implements for our students.
It will also be used to send our students to Polynesian cultural and language classes, dance seminars and workshops to create precious implements, leis, floral and feather head pieces, costumes, etc.
Come and enjoy an evening of enchantment.
For more information, visit IndyHula.org
Photo credit: IndyHula.org
Elizabeth J. Musgrave is a syndicated columnist, travel writer, performing arts and restaurant critic. Catch her as Indy’s Arts & Entertainment Adviser on 93 WIBC, and follow her on Twitter @ejmusgrave1 and Facebook. Gotta Go is published in the following newspapers: South Sider Voice, Indiana Weekender, New Palestine Reporter, Pendleton Times Reporter and Fortville-McCordsville Reporter.