High school chant and dance kumu Kaleo Trinidad opens the 90th Annual Hoʻolauleʻa with an oli.

Kōnia Field is taken over by the Warrior Marching Band. Hoʻolauleʻa gets crowded early as people want to make sure they can buy their favorite food and get good seats for the entertainment.

Volunteers help to grill up chicken for the Korean plate lunch.

Ho’olaule’a is a family affair!

Campus Poʻo Kula Earl Kim gets his fried fish plate lunch from the Molokaʻi booth.

The West Hawaiʻi booth was the place to shop for fresh-cut flowers.

Middle school hula students performed a hula kahiko (traditional style hula).

Proud parents took lots of pictures and video.

The high school Concert Glee Club performed Hawaiian songs.

The Hawaiian Ensemble danced a hula ʻauana (modern-style hula).

The KS Kapālama Elementary School Children’s Choir showed that they like to have fun while singing.

The Kamehameha Dance Company showed off their contemporary dance moves.

Thrill seekers looking for carnival rides found them in the Kaʻahumanu Gym parking lot.

There were also plenty of games to play.

Kids had fun scrambling up and through giant inflatables.

Folks had the opportunity to ku'i 'ai (pound poi) the traditional way.