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ALOHA Spirit Comes to Tybee Island
Tybee Fest Hosts the
Second
Annual
“Tybee Lei’bor Day Luau”
Sunday, September 2, 2007
4:00 - 9:00 pm
Memorial Park, Tybee Island, GA
CLICK HERE FOR PHOTOS FROM 2006 LUAU
Main Stage 4 - 9pm
Brother Roy & The Parrot Head Revival
“The Children of Polynesia”
Polynesian Dancers
with Fire Dance finale!
Hula Hoop Contest
Limbo Contest
Dunking Booth
Plus...
Luau Food by Gerald's Chuckwagon BBQ
Home-made Ice Cream by Tradewinds Ice Cream
Bake sale by St Michael's School
Festive Luau Drinks by Tybee Fest
Children’s Activities - 4 - 7pm
Games, activities and prizes for kids
Participating Community Organizations:
The Tybee Island Marine Science Center
will offer a program on the Diamondback Terrapin
with mini-presentations from 4 - 7 pm. Kids can
participate in arts and crafts projects and take their
photo in front of the turtle backdrop.
The Tybee Island Arts Association
will display the Tybee Turtles and host kid friendly
activities.
The Tybee Island YMCA
will assist with Children's activities.
Aloha! Ho'olu komo
la kaua
Please join us!
Tybee Fest Invites all to
attend the
2nd Annual Tybee “Lei-bor Day” Luau
This Labor Day weekend
Tybee Fest will continue the new island tradition with
the 2nd Annual Lei-bor Day Luau Celebration
on Sunday, September 2nd, from 4:00 – 8:00 pm at
Memorial Park (event will be held in Gym if it rains).
The Tybee Luau is free and open to the public and will
feature tropical themed live music by Brother Roy and
the Parrot Head Revival Band. The event will have fun
activities and entertainment for all ages including
children’s games, hula hoop contest, limbo contest, luau
food, festive drinks, and more. As a special cultural
and education feature, the Polynesian dancers who
performed at last year’s event will return. “The
Children of Polynesia,” representing the islands of
Samoa, Hawaii, and Tahiti perform annually at the
Savannah Asian Festival and at luaus, parties, and
functions. Their interactive show demonstrates
traditional dances and island culture, and best of all,
they encourage audience participation…hula anyone? The
show will conclude with an exciting fire dance finale.
Over 1000 people attended the event in 2006 and this
year’s Luau promises to be a fun filled afternoon for
the entire family.
Even though the
Tybee Luau will take place on Sunday, we invite all
Tybee residents, businesses and visitors to join in the
“Aloha Spirit” all weekend. We are asking Tybee
businesses to participate by creating their own Luau
themed weekend at their businesses. Some ideas would be
to offer Hawaiian themed food or drink specials,
Hawaiian music, leis, or any other island themed
promotion imaginable. Tybee Fest invites Tybee
Businesses and Non Profit Organizations to participate
in the Luau by setting up vendor tents or informational
booths at the event. For more information call Amy
Gaster at 912-786-5853 or email
info@tybeefest.com
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