About Us
Now celebrating its 16th year, the Aloha Beach Festival brings the spirit of Aloha to Ventura's beautiful coastline. What started as a small community gathering has grown into one of the most anticipated events on the Southern California coast.
Held at Surfer's Point and Promenade Park, right along Shoreline Drive, the festival celebrates the connection between surf culture, Hawaiian traditions, and Ventura's cozy coastal community. Each year, thousands of visitors come together to enjoy live entertainment, incredible food, unique vendors, and the kind of good vibes you can only find where the waves meet the sand.
The Aloha Beach Festival is more than a good time. It's a chance to give back. The festival supports Ventura's social and environmental non-profits, and this year the focus is Flow Surf Academy. Your support helps them put people on the water who might never get the chance, including families facing real obstacles day to day. This whole thing runs on community, kindness, and sharing the Aloha spirit with everyone who turns up.
Longtime local or first-time visitor, come find out what the warmth, the energy, and the Aloha are all about.
The Spirit of Aloha
Community
Supporting Ventura's local non-profits, especially Flow Surf Academy. Giving back is at the heart of everything we do.
Aloha Spirit
Kindness, respect, and positive energy. The spirit of Aloha connects us all: locals, visitors, and ‘ohana alike.
Coastal Culture
Surf, sand, reggae, and Hālau Hula, celebrating the ocean lifestyle at Surfer's Point and Promenade Park.
Moments of Aloha
High-resolution festival photography by Alex Mooney.