... so that the New Yorker's won't feel so bad - General Tiki

B bigbrotiki Tiki Socialite Tiki Island, above the Silverlake Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 11621	B bigbrotiki Posted posted on Tue, Jul 9, 2002 7:00 PM Well it's not IN new York City, but it seems like a nice place for an East Coast Tiki Oasis event: I just got this from Jeff Chenault, DJ, Kahiki archeologist and menu collector: I just got back yesterday from an 8 day tour of the Adirondack Mountains. It was very beautiful up there with all the lakes and everything. The Lake George Tiki Resort ( http://www.tikiresort.com ) is very nice. They still have plenty of tikis, Witco art, and a Waikiki Supper Club that still has the Polynesian dinner and show. The show was really fun.... all done by one family of six, all Samoans. They had three hula dancers (all sisters) nice too :) and 3 musicians/ percussionists. They even had a spectacular fire and sword show all with native costumes. The show runs through July and August and is highly recommended. My wife and I really had a fun time. The hotel itself was very well kept up and very clean. The tikis were mostly in pretty good shape but have definite signs of aging. The Witco things I noticed where these 2 Viking (Outrigger) ships, one VERY nice tiki in the Supper Club, 1 large and one small stool, and a bunch of wall hangings that sort of look like a spoon with a face on top and a chain dangling from it.

Well it's not IN new York City, but it seems like a nice place for an East Coast Tiki Oasis event:
I just got this from Jeff Chenault, DJ, Kahiki archeologist and menu collector:

I just got back yesterday from an 8 day tour of the Adirondack Mountains. It was very beautiful up there with all the lakes and everything. The Lake George Tiki Resort ( http://www.tikiresort.com ) is very nice. They still have plenty of tikis, Witco art, and a Waikiki Supper Club that still has the Polynesian dinner and show. The show was really fun.... all done by one family of six, all Samoans. They had three hula dancers (all sisters) nice too :) and 3 musicians/ percussionists. They even had a spectacular fire and sword show all with native costumes. The show runs through July and August and is highly recommended. My wife and I really had a fun time. The hotel itself was very well kept up and very clean. The tikis were mostly in pretty good shape but have definite signs of aging.
The Witco things I noticed where these 2 Viking (Outrigger) ships, one VERY nice tiki in the Supper Club, 1 large and one small stool, and a bunch of wall hangings that sort of look like a spoon with a face on top and a chain dangling from it.

Post #3509 by bigbrotiki on Tue, Jul 9, 2002 7:00 PM