The Queequeg chapter of the Fraternal Order of Moai formed in 2007 and encompasses all of the New England states. The chapter takes its name and symbols from the fictional character in Moby-Dick. The Queequegs meet monthly in New England and volunteer at the national FOM event, Ohana Luau at the Lake in Lake George NY; they also raise funds to support charities such as the Easter Island Foundation.
- Chapter Tohunga:
- Oceana Nalu
- Rua Tohunga:
- Wyntiki
- Avahata:
- Kristiki, Manawale'a Avahata
- Tagata Tapa Ta'u:
- Dano Clam
- Ivi Atua:
- Mrs. Clam
- Fellows:
- Apres-Tiki
- Bargoyle,* Tetu Tiki Gogoro
- Darth Johnman
- DocTesla
- Finn
- Foredeckape*
- Hahana Heather
- JohnnyRocket
- Kauwela
- KonaKay
- Ladybird Rocket
- MJ Rhuming
- Moe Kauka
- Nifertiki
- Primo Kimo
- Professor Pineapple*
- Pappy the Sailor
- Reverend Thumper, Tagata A'o
- TheGraniteTiki*
- The Granite Wahine
- Thekazz
- Tiki Mortis
- Tikisurfin
- TikiTwang
- Urban Tiki
- Volcano Berns
- V00D00JES
- Xtine, Manawale'a Tapa Ta'u
- * Past Tohunga
- Events & Activities:
- The Northeast Tiki Tour
- Mascot:
- Pen-tailed treeshrew
Recent news: Queequegs become largest FOM Chapter
The Queequeg Chapter has enjoyed an active membership since its founding in 2007. Monthly in-person meetings throughout New England and popular events such as the Northeast Tiki Tour have supported the Queequeg's proud record of member retention and steady growth.
Recently, the Queequeg Chapter acquired one new member: Ladybird Rocket. We are overjoyed to welcome her into the fold!
With this addition, the Queequeg Chapter currently stands at 34 members strong, making it the largest FOM chapter.
There are currently 12 active chapters in the United States. Learn more about the FOM's chapters here.