Most Fridays, guests can enjoy the music and dance of the islands, as well as be able to learn some Hawaiian, Pidgin (Hawaiian Slang), and Hula dancing themselves to deepen their Aloha experience at Aloha Cafe.

FEATURED PERFORMERS

Friday Evenings and Special Events:

Charles Kealiealoha, born and raised in Hawaii, has made sharing the culture of Hawaii a vision through his love of Hawaiian music. Charlie's parents were singers, and several of his relatives have enjoyed popular recording success.  Charlie also organizes and produces the annual Ho'olaulea where Hawaiians and Hawaiians at heart gather in Jupiter to celebrate the rich culture of Hawaii. The tunes you will hear Charlie play are old Hawaiian songs on the rhythm guitar. For those of you old timers, you may even recognize a similarity between Charlie's voice and the once famous, Gabby Pahanui. His music is rich in spirit and soul and carries the heart and passion passed down through his ancestors. Currently, Charlie is in the studio with Soundproof Productions working on a new CD. Released CDs are available at Aloha Cafe where you can sit back and enjoy the soothing sounds of Charlie's beloved Hawaii, while you enjoy the foods of the Islands. 

Miyelin Delgado, or "Mimi" as everyone at Aloha Cafe calls her, is part Venezuelan, Columbian, Tahitian, and African. Born and raised in Miami, Mimi is a professional Polynesian dancer for Aloha Cafe, Ohana Arts, Drums of Polynesian, and Densina. She attends Miami Dade College with a pre-veterinary medicine major and minor in dance. She is also the Director for the Caribbean Dance Team, part of four different academic organizations, and models. Mimi can be found dancing and teach at Aloha Cafe on the first and third Fridays of the Month for Evening on the Avenues, as well as at Aloha Cafe's special workshops and classes for kids and adults.