If the islands aren’t on your agenda this year, get a taste of them with this week’s Mana: A Polynesian Revue & Luau at Treasure Island. On Friday, July 24, you’ll find the spirit of Polynesia blossoming at poolside, with a variety of performers, food and more.
The minifestival, a collaboration between Treasure Island and Samoan-owned KnokX Pro Entertainment, begins when doors open at 6:30 p.m. when doors open, continuing through a traditional pua‘a (pig) presentation at 7 p.m. when the evening officially starts.
At 8 p.m., entertainment starts, with performers from Hot Lava Productions, Hawaiian comedian Frank De Lima, Samoan entertainer Atoa Ripley, a Samoan fire knife performer, Polynesian dancers and drummers.
A variety of additional interactive experiences are also available, such as the MANA Drum Circle, which you join to welcome guests to the show and dinner; exclusive photo experiences with the featured Samoan fire knife performer; serenades by Ripley; and audience participation (all for additional charge).
“Mana is more than a show,” said KnokX Pro Entertainment’s High Chief Fonoti Reno Anoa‘i. “You don’t have to travel all the way to Hawaii or the South Pacific to experience an authentic Polynesian floor show. We’re bringing the music, culture, food, storytelling and spirit of the islands right here to the Las Vegas Strip.”
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