It’s time to go freaky-deaky for tiki. The annual Hukilau is back in town. In fact, it’s a party for all things Polynesian. Come on, go native. You know you want to. Things are hot at the ...

Spend the rest of the day relaxing at the mellow Hukilau Beach, where the community once threw a luau feast called the Hukilau to raise money for the Mormon meeting house after it burned down in 1940.

The Hukilau. Thursday, June 9, through Sunday, June 12, at the Beachcomber Resort & Club, 1200 S. Ocean Blvd., Pompano Beach; thehukilau.com. Tickets cost $129 to $569.

New Times Broward-Palm Beach Calendar Editor Mickie Centrone attends and details some of the finest -- and occasionally subpar -- events from a given week. On Thursday, she crashed the Hukilau Room ...

The Hukilau. Thursday, June 8, through Sunday, June 11, at the Beachcomber Resort & Club, 1200 S. Ocean Blvd., Pompano Beach; thehukilau.com. Tickets cost $59 to $156.70.

The Hukilau Beach Bounce will celebrate its Grand Opening this Sunday, and invites guests ages 1 to 100 to “Come Play, Come Dance, Come Party!” ...

Chef Hirabayashi: We're excited to invite everyone to a beach cookout with 11 of Hawaii's best chefs on Kahala Beach this Friday. It's a Hukilau to celebrate the launch of the 6th annual Hawaii ...

The Hukilau, billed as “The World's Most Authentic Tiki Event,” not only brought people from all over the United States – Ohio, Texas, California – but from far corners of the globe, including Europe ...

HUKILAU Where: Hukilau Beach, Laie When: 8:30 a.m. Saturday Cost: Free “There was no other place in Hawaii that had big hukilaus like Laie,” Ah You said proudly.

It's a world that all began about 80 years ago, with a visionary restaurateur named Donn Beach. As Prohibition was ending, he opened the world's first tiki bar, Don the Beachcomber, in Hollywood ...

Spend the rest of the day relaxing at the mellow Hukilau Beach, where the community once threw a luau feast called the Hukilau to raise money for the Mormon meeting house after it burned down in 1940.

The Hukilau Beach Bounce will celebrate its Grand Opening this Sunday, and invites guests ages 1 to 100 to “Come Play, Come Dance, Come Party!” ...