Hula Hālau
Kahiko (ancient) and ʻauana (modern) hula — chant, dance and the living traditions of Hawaiʻi.
Performers Wanted
For our milestone year, we're inviting hula hālau, Tahitian and Polynesian dance groups, and Pacific musicians to join the lineup — and help us celebrate ten years of Aloha in Toronto.
AlohaFest Toronto is the city's first and only united celebration of Polynesian culture. Performing here puts your group in front of a welcoming, all-ages audience of 15,000+ — and alongside hālau and artists from across the GTA and beyond.
For many groups it's the highlight of the summer: a chance to share your art, grow your following, and be part of a community that lifts each other up in the spirit of aloha.
Whether you're a long-running hālau or a brand-new group, we'd love to hear from you.
Kahiko (ancient) and ʻauana (modern) hula — chant, dance and the living traditions of Hawaiʻi.
Fast, powerful Tahitian dance and drumming that brings the square to life.
Sāmoan siva, Māori kapa haka, and the wider dances of the Pacific.
Live island music — ʻukulele, slack-key, and Polynesian-inspired sounds for the main stage.
Set lengths and the running order are confirmed with each group as the 2026 program is finalized.
Tell us about your group using the form below — it only takes a minute.
Our program team reviews submissions and reaches out about fit and scheduling.
We confirm your set time, share the run-of-show, and welcome you on July 25.
Tell us about your group and we'll follow up about performing at AlohaFest Toronto 2026.
Thanks for your interest in performing at AlohaFest Toronto 2026. We’ll review your submission and follow up as we finalize the lineup.
Help us make the 10th anniversary our biggest celebration of Polynesian culture yet.
Performer questions? Email performers@alohafesttoronto.com