"Tiki Magazine" was launched, and large Tiki-themed conventions began being held. Annual events include "Tiki Oasis" in San Diego started in 2001 by Otto and Baby Doe von Stroheim; "The Hukilau" occurs in Fort Lauderdale, FL started in 2002 by Tim "Swanky" Glazner and Christie White in association with the Mai-Kai restaurant. In 2005 Robert Drasnin was invited to perform at The Hukilau, his show consisting of selections from his 1959 album "Voodoo", as well as new material that would form the basis for the release of "Voodoo II" almost a half century later in 2007.; "Tiki-Kon" started as the "NW Tiki Crawl" in 2003, and takes place in Portland, Oregon.; "Tiki Caliente" in Palm Springs. The "Ohana: Luau at the Lake" takes place in Lake George, NY at the "Tiki Resort" hotel. It is put on in conjunction with The Fraternal Order of Moai, a tiki-themed social club formed in Ohio in 2005.