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HAWAII


September 26 Aloha Festivals Floral Parade


Honolulu www.alohafestivals.com A parade that features equestrian riders, floats made with Hawaiian flowers, marching bands and more.


October 10–22 Island Arts Festival


Kapiolani Park Bandstand, Honolulu Artists and artisans will display their works at the park, including jewelry, stained glass, ceramics and quilts.


November 27 Waikiki Holiday Parade


Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu www.waikikiholidayparade.com A commemoration for the Pearl Harbor Survivors, this event is to educate students on the history of Pearl Harbor. Pearl Harbor Survivors, service bands, military units, local officials and dignitaries will all march in the parade.


The Royal Court in the Floral Parade at the Aloha Festival. © Aloha Festival


COSTA RICA


September 15 Costa Rican Independence Day


Nationwide Event www.costarica.com/culture/holidays-festivals This day commemorates the independence of all of Central America from Spain in 1821. Festivities are held throughout the country with dances, parades, music, shows and more to celebrate Costa Rican Independence Day.


October Puerto Viejo Carnaval


Puerto Viejo www.costarica.com/culture/holidays-festivals This seven-day tropical party consists of fun in the sun with authentic Caribbean and Costa Rican dancers, live music and parades in Puerto Viejo.


October 5–12 Puerto Limon Carnival


Puerto Limon www.costarica.com/culture/holidays-festivals This weeklong street part celebrates the arrival of Christopher Columbus to the New World. It is one of Costa Rica’s most famous celebrations, and draws crowds and visitors from all over the country.


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