It’s a song, a custom, and a festival. In Hawai’i on the first of May, everyone wears flowers, schools stage pageants and give prizes, grade school kids perform dances of the many cultures that make up the islands, contests are held for the most beautiful lei or garland, a Queen is crowned, competitions in both ancient and modern hula are held and popular entertainers give a concert or show for the locals. If you listen to Pandora try typing in Kaau Crater Boys for some traditional and “Hawaiian” island flavor.