A New Wave of ‘Āina Warriors A few years ago, I was approached by the HK West Maui Community Fund to help document shoreline access points in West Maui. The website Westmauibeachaccess.org was … [Read More...]
Councilmembers’ Day Off: Majority of voting members absent for Infrastructure and Environmental Management Committee meeting
The Infrastructure and Environmental Management Committee meeting on Monday, Sept. 17, began with a lecture. “I’ve had numerous meetings that we could not deliberate and do the work of this community … [Read More...]
#MAUITIME BEST OF MAUI 2018: Best Maui Businesses, Shops and Services Revealed
#MAUITIME BEST OF MAUI 2018: Best Maui Businesses, Shops and Services Revealed * BEST LOCAL BOUTIQUE MAHINA Mahina is the best place to go when looking for that outfit for a … [Read More...]
#MAUITIME BEST OF MAUI 2018: Best Maui Restaurants and Bars, Food and Drink Revealed
#MAUITIME BEST OF MAUI 2018: Best Maui Restaurants and Bars, Food and Drink Revealed * BEST LOCAL FOOD DA KITCHEN Oh, Da Kitchen. From spam musubi to loco mocos and kalua … [Read More...]
#MAUITIME BEST OF MAUI 2018: Best Maui Sports Activities Parks and Recreation Revealed
#MAUITIME BEST OF MAUI 2018: Best Maui Sports Activities Parks and Recreation Revealed * BEST SWIMMING BEACH NAPILI BAY Napili Bay is such a beauty due to its seclusion, soft … [Read More...]
#MAUITIME BEST OF MAUI 2018: Best Maui Arts Entertainment and Nightlife Revealed
#MAUITIME BEST OF MAUI 2018: Best Maui Arts Entertainment and Nightlife Revealed * BEST MALE MUSICIAN WILLIE K This comes at absolutely no surprise! Who doesn’t love Willie K … [Read More...]
#MAUITIME BEST OF MAUI 2018: Best Maui Politics, Community and Environment Revealed
#Mauitime BEST OF MAUI 2017: Best Maui Politics, Community and Environment Revealed * BEST COUNTY OFFICIAL ELLE COCHRAN As a born-and-raised Maui resident and council member … [Read More...]
North Shore Run for Doris Todd Academy Students
The 3rd North Shore Run will commence on Saturday, September 29th. The 7.25 mile race will take runners on a hilly course mixed of asphalt and dirt roads in Pa‘ia. All participants will receive an … [Read More...]
Fighting Cancer with Grace Benefit at Mulligan’s on the Blue
The Fighting Cancer with Grace Benefit will happen at Mulligans on the Blue on Friday, September 28th. The fundraiser is a 100 percent benefit concert for Cynthia Clark, a Maui resident that’s … [Read More...]
Starry Night Cinema Features Early Man at Maui Arts and Cultural Center
Starry Night Cinema will feature a screening of ‘Early Man’ at Maui Arts and Cultural Center on Friday, September 28th. Watch Dug, a plucky cave man, along with his sidekick Hognob unite their people … [Read More...]
‘Rumors’ at Historic Iao Theater
A production of "Rumors" will be at Historic Iao Theater from Friday, September 28th until Sunday, October 14th. The story is a comedy about four couples that gather at Sneden’s Landing for their 10th … [Read More...]
Maui Salsa & Bachata Congress at Sheraton Maui Resort
The 3rd Annual Maui Salsa & Bachata Congress will be at the Sheraton Maui Resort from Thursday, September 27th until Monday, October 1st. The four-day workshop will be a complete celebration of … [Read More...]
Susan Middleton in the Green Room at Maui Arts and Cultural Center
See Susan Middleton in the Green Room at Maui Arts and Cultural Center on Thursday, September 27th. Hosted by the Merwin Conservancy, Middleton will present portraits of two of her acclaimed books: … [Read More...]
News of the Weird: RIP lobster, a different kind of “doll” shop, and have you seen my arm?
RUDE AWAKENING Former English soccer star Gary Mabbutt, 57, traveled to South Africa in July to visit his daughter, who works at Kruger National Park, but it wasn’t the exotic big game that left the … [Read More...]
International Coastal Cleanup Day at Po‘olenalena
Hawaiian Paddle Sports and Hawaii Mermaid Adventures hosted Maui’s International Coastal Cleanup on Sept. 15 at Po‘olenalena Beach Park. In two-and-a-half hours, more than 40 volunteers contributed to … [Read More...]
All Things Liliko‘i: Maui’s first liliko‘i festival will celebrate this local favorite with cooking competitions, food trucks, entertainment, and more
Liliko‘i is a fruit that is so Hawai‘i. It’s not from here, but has become a part of Maui food culture, from Hawaiian Sun drinks, to the Polli’s margarita, to wrinkling up in your auntie’s fruit bowl … [Read More...]
Drew Toonz: Sick and tired of ‘winning’ yet?
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Eh Brah! Mahalo for sharing!
Last Sunday we took our haole selves down to Baldwin Beach for a walk. This old Uncle forgot to bring our water bottle. My wife noticed a group setting up for a gathering in the picnic area and asked … [Read More...]
Federal funding for Native Hawaiian child care on Maui
U.S. Senator Brian Schatz (D-Hawai‘i), a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, announced that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will award $1 million in federal funding to Maui … [Read More...]
News of the Weird: Sphincter sirens, the Poop Patrol, a cheese grater thief, and more
ANYTHING FOR THE ‘GRAM Social media have given us the dubious opportunity to document all manner of celebratory, mournful, hilarious, and contemplative events. And so they have opened the door to … [Read More...]
Maui Police Department helping public beat scammers
Online fraud is a concern The County of Maui and Maui Police Department are addressing in an upcoming public presentation on beating scammers. With the increase in the number of people and businesses … [Read More...]
Sign Language: Inspire greatness this week, Taurus muses!
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) The rudest thing you could do is hang up the phone. Closing off lines of communication is always at least a little cold; at times it’s downright cruel. Sometimes you have … [Read More...]
ZEPMAUI IX at Maui Arts and Cultural Center
This year, ZEPMAUI IX will be at Maui Arts and Cultural Center on Saturday September ("Zeptember") 29th. Celebrating their 9th year, Maui music lovers are once again invited to gather and honor all … [Read More...]
Little Library opens in Kula
A Kula family is doing their part to spread the benefits of reading and love of books Upcountry. Gena Gallegos and her family have built a Little Free Library in Kula, across Morihara Store between … [Read More...]
Other Desert Cities At ProArts Debuts This Friday
Its Tuesday evening and I am sitting in the ProArts Playhouse watching Director Mark Collmer fine tuning scenes and lines with his actors in Other Desert Cities. He has the Patriarch of the … [Read More...]