The Hawaiian Inter-Club Council of Southern California is the host organization of Ho'olaule'a held each year - the third weekend in July - at Alondra Park in the city of Lawndale.

There will be continuous Polynesian Entertainment, Arts & Crafts, Games, Island Style Foods, Drawings, Prizes, Greeting old Friends, Meeting New Ones Don't forget why we come together each year to share in that spirit we call Aloha!

Pelekikena `Elele Waha `Ole
(President's Message)

The HICCSC is a recognized nonprofit corporation in the State of California.  Its membership is comprised of 33 member organizations that serve the counties of Ventura, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Kern, Riverside, San Bernardino, Imperial, Orange and San Diego.  There are no individual memberships in the Council.

The purpose for which the HICCSC was established (simply put) is to:

1.  Actively offer assistance to all member organizations by providing information that would serve to support their needs;
2.  Unite member organizations in a bond of friendship, good fellowship and mutual understanding amongst the Hawaiian and local communities;
3.  Provide a forum for free and full discussion of all matters and affairs of public interest that affect the cultural and traditional life styles of the Hawaiian communities and the community-at-large; and
4.  Preserve and perpetuate the Hawaiian culture

Participation as a vendor in the annual Ho’olaule’a is guided by its member organizations.  Food booths are restricted to member organizations only; anyone wanting to participate as a vendor in a boutique/craft booth must contact a member club to see if the club has space available.   Upon availability, booths may also be available please go to the link that reads Vendors request.

If you are interested in becoming a member of the HICCSC, there are a few restrictions; they are:

1. You must be a nonprofit corporation in the State of California
2. The official business address of your organization must be in the State of California
3.  You must be an organization that provides service to the Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander communities in the State of California
4. Upon joining the HICCSC, you are not guaranteed a booth space at the ho’olaule’a; every effort to make one available will be made by the ho’olaule’a staff to provide one; there are no food booths available at this time; they become available only as one becomes vacant.

On behalf of the Board of Directors of the HICCSC, we look forward to seeing you at the ho’olaule’a this year…….in the interim, our warmest Aloha!

Me ke aloha pumehana a mau loa,

Sharon Ku’uipo Kana’e-Paulo
President