Mahalo to everyone who helped put on this year’s ʻAiea Christmas Parade and Fun Fair. It truly takes a village to make this event a reality, and we truly appreciate everyone who took time out of their busy schedules to contribute.
Please find a message from the ʻAiea Community Association regarding our 2025 parade below:
Documents and other files for the December 2025 ACA meeting will be added to this post.
December 13, 2025
Parade begins at 9 AM!
Family Fair begins at 10 AM!
Please join us on December 13, 2025 for the annual ʻAiea Christmas Parade and Family Fun Fair. This has become an annual community event to celebrate the holiday season.
The parade typically features marching bands, school and community groups, classic cars, floats, and, of course, Santa. The Fun Fair typically features entertainment, children’s activities, information booths, crafts, and food booths. The Hawaii Blood Bank will be present to accept blood donations, and Kaiser Permanente will be on-hand to offer flu shots. Overall, it’s a great opportunity for the community to relax and enjoy the holiday activities and share community spirit.
The parade will start at 9am at Pearlridge Elementary School and will end at the Old Sugar Mill site on Halewiliko Street next to the ʻAiea Library. The Family Fun Fair will be held at the end of the parade.
The ʻAiea Christmas Parade and Fun Fair is sponsored and funded by the ʻAiea Community Association (ACA), which is an IRS-designated 501(c)(3) organization. The ACA is a non-profit community-based organization dedicated to serving the ʻAiea community. Donations are always appreciated.
If you have any questions or would like more information about the Parade or Fun Fair, please contact Karen Higa at aieaparade@yahoo.com.
We hope you can help us to promote this family-friendly community event. Your help and support would be greatly appreciated.
Mahalo and Happy Holidays,
Karen Higa
ʻAiea Parade Committee
Claire Tamamoto
ʻAiea Community Association
The 'Aiea Community Association is a non-profit community-based organization dedicated to serving the 'Aiea community.
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