Three-Day Tiki Party. You’re Invited.

How ‘bout a little Martin Denny...

March 5, 2015 9:00 am EST
Three-Day Tiki Party. You’re Invited.
Clayton Hauck

Show me a man who doesn’t like tiki, and I’ll show you a man who doesn’t like fun.

Tiki means daiquiris. Hula skirts. The jungle stylings of Mr. Martin Denny.

So sound the conch for the return of the Chicago Area Tiki Tour — a rum-soaked guided tour exploring Chicago’s Tiki lounges far and wide — coming one weekend only this April.

Tickets are on sale at this very moment.

The three-day event is hosted by Red Palms, the Illinois chapter of the Fraternal Order of Maoi, a group of Tiki enthusiasts dedicated to all things Polynesian pop culture.

On offer: exclusive drinks and eats from five island watering holes across three days. No lines. No waiting. Vibes as laid-back as a tropical drink. Transportation included.

You’ll hit up Three Dots, of course. Dine exclusively for brunch (!) at Lost Lake/Thank You.

But it gets better: there will be fire-knife dancers at the Tiki Terrace.

And you’ll visit the most well-preserved gem of the Midwest: Hala Kahiki. So many thatched roofs. Rattan chairs. More than 100 tropical drinks. Tiki heaven.

Tickets are extremely limited. So get ‘em on today.

And bring a date.

Bet she loves a good daiquiri, too.

Meet your guide

Michael Nolledo

Michael Nolledo

Michael Nolledo is the former Deputy Editor of InsideHook and the founding editor of the Chicago edition. He is now the Editorial Director of the Reference desk at Insider.
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