| | Location:
Along
the beach at 505 Front Street, Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii 96761
Days and Hours:
Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. Schedule may vary, please call
for current operating days. April
1 - September 30th
The evening begins at 6:00 p.m.; Entertainment ends at 9:00
p.m. October 1- March 31st
The
evening begins at 5:30 p.m.; Entertainment ends at 8:30 p.m
| | An
Evening at the Feast of Lele includes: Flower Lei Greeting, Champagne, Cocktails,
Tropical Drinks, Wine and Beer |
Your
Chef:
Award winning Chef James McDonald, of Pacific'O and I'o restaurants.
Seating:
Feast at Lele offers assigned seating, rather than buffet style seating.
This, they believe, adds to your experience as you are individually served by
the wait staff. Program:
Each
presentation is designed with authenticity in mind. From the custumes of the entertainers
to the dances and music, the Feast at Lele strives to provide you with an authentic
presentation courtesy of the award winning Creative Director Robert "Lopaka"
Aguiar.
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We start with the Hula of Hawaii - quite simply poetry in motion. Elegant and
refined, a Hula dancer's movements flow with the music. |
Hearty
and vivacious, Tongan dance celebrates its people, their lives and their dreams. | |
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| | Sit
back and enjoy the sensual swing of the hips and pulsing rhythm of the ancient
drums which combine to create an exotic dance performance. |
For
the Feast at Lele finale, the energetic and vigorous Samoan dance is punctuated
by staccato slapping of legs and feet and rhythmic clapping of hands. The famed
fire knife dance is a fitting end to our show. | | |
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