Knights of the Orthodox Order of St John Russian Grand Priory, Priory of Hawaii: The 38th Annual Prince Lot Hula Festival

Brother Rev. Al Harrington’s melodious baritone voice in formal ceremonial tones of old Hawaii,

Heralds with the “Oli”, an Opening Chant to the Prince Lot Hula Festival, Day 2.

With the fondest Aloha

Knights & Dames of the Priory of Hawaii, present their Hookupu to Prince Lot and a

Proclamation from Countess Bobrinskoy, Grand Dame, OOSJ, to the Moanalua Gardens Foundation

Sister Helen O’Connor, the Hospitaller carefully adorns Portrait of Prince Lot in a Maile Lei.

Left to Right: Brother Steven Onoue, Sister Dr Kathryn Takara, presenting to the Board Members of Moanalua Gardens Foundation, accepted by Secretary and Treasurer Charles M. Cooke, IV

the Proclamation from the OOSJ for meritorious contributions in the preservation and

perpetuation of the native culture, environment and people of Hawai`i

through education and stewardship of Kamananui (Moanalua) Valley

An “Oli” of praise and gratitude by Brother Rev. Al Harrington

Secretary – Treasure Charles Cook IV

Moanalua Gardens Foundation

Knights and Dames of The Knights of the Orthodox Order of St. John Russian Grand Priory, Priory of Hawaii

pose in fond Aloha & Gratitude

to be a part of a momentous day of Celebration in History, Art, and Education

Sisters Laura Steelquist, Kathryn Takara, Charles Cook IV, Secretary /Treasurer MGF,

Brother Al Harrington, Rosa Harrington, Sister Helen O’Connor, President Alexander “Alika” Jamile,

Brother Steven Onoue

Moanalua Gardens Foundation
Cultural and Environmental Education in Hawaii
1352 Pineapple Place, Honolulu, Hawaii 96819-1754
Phone: (808) 839-5334; Fax (808) 839-3658

Prince Lot Hula Festival presented by Moanalua Gardens Foundation

Moanalua Gardens Foundation (MGF) is a non-profit organization and has served as a vital link to preserve and protect the environment and cultural resources of Hawaii. Its mission is to “preserve and perpetuate the native culture, environment and people of Hawai`i through education and stewardship of Kamananui (Moanalua) Valley and celebration of the Prince Lot Hula Festival at Moanalua Gardens.”

Founded in 1978, the Prince Lot Hula Festival has been designated a signature cultural event by the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority. The festival allows thousands of island residents and visitors to experience the beauty and spirit of the Hawaiian culture and history.

Moanalua Gardens is a 24-acre (97,000 m²) privately owned public park in Honolulu, Hawaii. The park is the site of the Kamehameha V Cottage which used to be the home of Prince Lot Kapuāiwa, who would later become King Kamehameha V. It is also the site of the annual Prince Lot Hula Festival. 2015 marks it 38^th Annual Hula Festival, sharing the history and culture of Hawaii through Art and Music.