Tiki-A-Go-Go is a multi-day celebration of Polynesian Pop, bringing together enthusiasts for a vibrant mix of marketplace shopping, live music, and educational seminars. Guests can explore vintage and handcrafted goods, dance to surf and exotica bands, and deepen their knowledge of Tiki history and craft. Whether you’re here to shop, learn, or just soak in the aloha spirit, Tiki-A-Go-Go is a full-immersion experience in modern Tiki culture.
Organizer
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Caribe Royal Conference Hotel, Orlando, Florida
8101 World Center Dr
Orlando, FL 32821
United States
Event Participants
Tiki-a-Go-Go, as organizers, bring together top-tier vendors, live performers, and speakers to create a weekend packed with tropical energy and mid-century flair. From curating the vendor hall to booking bands and building out seminar programming, they design every detail to celebrate and support the modern Tiki community.
Vintage exotic finds and handmade crafts with a focus on Tiki, tropical vibes, and nostalgic flair.
Specializing in high-quality vintage aloha wear and décor from the 1940s to 1960s, sourced with collectors and enthusiasts in mind.
A Sarasota boutique with a curated mix of vintage fashion, housewares, and Tiki-era furniture spanning 1870s–1970s.
Makers of wood-carved art with a macabre-meets-Tiki twist. Framed pieces, masks, pendants, and iconic Tiki cats.
Iconic Tiki brand reborn. Official merch celebrating the original Don and his enduring legacy in tropical escapism.
Vintage and alternative fashion blending retro, pinup, gothic, and fantasy influences. Sourced for both women and men.
Retro-futuristic jewelry, barware, and apparel from Chicago’s House of Bamboos. Known for mid-mod Tiki style with a bold flair.
Tiki and tropical-themed carvings including wood, fruit, and ice. Based in central Florida.
Retro fashion and burlesque pieces from the 1950s–1980s. Custom-made hoop skirts and repurposed fabrics with a flair for the dramatic.
Retro and pinup accessories with an MCM flair: custom hats, sunglasses, and jewelry inspired by Tiki and rockabilly culture.
Playful, hand-carved wood art and acrylic paintings, often inspired by cartoons and classic Americana. Custom work available.
Southern California shop known for kitschy 1950s-style accessories, fruity motifs, and border print textiles.
Tiki mugs, décor, and accessories—plus aloha wear and swizzle sticks. A little bit of everything for your tiki room.
Whimsical fantasy and island-inspired art. Bright prints, florals, and Tiki dreams brought to life through visual storytelling.
Collector-grade vintage Aloha shirts and Hawaiian fashion finds from the golden era of surf culture.
Handcrafted jewelry inspired by Polynesian Pop and Mid-Century design, using sterling silver, copper, and semi-precious stones.
Vintage tropical collectibles from the South Pacific and beyond: Tiki, Hawaiian shirts, barware, and mid-mod home goods.
Nautical and tropical-themed designs for home, body, and bar. Graphic apparel, barware, and prints—perfect for surf or Tiki style.
A collection of art prints, vintage collectibles, and Hawaiian graphics spanning Tiki’s golden age from the ’40s to the ’60s.
Port Charlotte-based chainsaw artist specializing in Tiki carvings from solid wood, finished with torching and sealant for a rustic finish.
Wood carvings and illustrations in the Tiki and fantasy vein, often blending humor with craftsmanship.
DeviantArt: Tom Fowner
Facebook: Todd Ashbaugh
Original beach-themed art focused on surf, skate, and Tiki. Screen prints, poster art, and apparel with a punk-meets-paradise attitude.
Ukuleles and gear curated with care for the Tiki music scene. Not just instruments—each uke is part of a larger tropical story.
Tropical-themed gift shop with a focus on Viennese flair. Jewelry, accessories, and small Tiki treasures.