Andy Behrle has a day-old hospital bracelet clipped around his wrist when I meet him for coffee. It’s evidence that the artist has collaborated on not just one, but two major acts of creation over the … [Read More...]
Grom of the Month: Ruby Stringfellow, 7 years old
Welcome to our very first Grom of the Month! Grom of the month is a monthly feature where we will select one talented Grom from Maui and showcase them with a pic and a paragraph. Never heard of a … [Read More...]
Taste of Maui – Your 2019 Guide to Kama‘aina Dining
September is notorious for our post-summer slowdown, but that creates a space for the kama‘aina to come out and dine! The Taste of Maui is MauiTime’s annual food issue that reads like a … [Read More...]
MauiTime Annual Best Of Maui 2019 Readers Poll – Winners Revealed!
We’re living in troubling and revolutionary times. Between images of environmental degradation, children held in cages, and kupuna arrested on Mauna Kea, it feels trivial to produce an 88-page paper … [Read More...]
Hawai‘i Attorney General Joins Action Against ‘Me Too Kit’
Trigger warning: sexual assault. A controversial DIY rape-kit is rapidly raising concerns across the country. The Brooklyn-based startup, “Me Too Kit,” designed a way for sexual assault victims to … [Read More...]
Maui Liliko’i Festival at Naplili Farmers Market
The Maui Liliko'i Festival is happening at Naplili Farmers Market on Saturday, September 21st. Celebrate Hawai‘i’s beautiful and tasty passionfruit with Hawaiian music, dance, the Lilikoi Cooking … [Read More...]
‘Winter Is Coming’ Fundraiser at Sunsets Bar & Grill
The ‘Winter Is Coming’ Fundraiser will be at Sunsets Bar & Grill on Saturday, September 21st. In the theme of ‘Game of Thrones,’ the event is a benefit for Maui Aids Foundation. Guests are invited … [Read More...]
Hawai‘i Department of Education Seeks Public Feedback on ‘2030 Promise Plan’
Children are our future – it’s a well-known truth – and culturally relevant and location-based education strategies can help students lead better lives and make an impact on society. Hawai‘i’s public … [Read More...]
Volunteer Training at Hospice Maui
There’s a Volunteer Training at Hospice Maui from Friday, September 20th until Monday, September 23rd. For over 35 years, volunteers have been the cornerstone for Hospice Maui’s compassionate care. … [Read More...]
Maui Climate Strike at UHMC
Maui Climate Strike will be at UHMC on Friday, September 20th. It’s an international movement where people from all countries and walks of life will walk out of their jobs, homes, and classes to … [Read More...]
The Importance of After-Action Reports in Emergency Planning at Royal Lahaina Ocean Terrace Restaurant
‘Importance of After-Action Reports in Emergency Planning’ will be at Royal Lahaina Ocean Terrace Restaurant on Thursday, September 19th. The guest speaker is Dr. Dennis A. Terpin, Ph.D. He will … [Read More...]
Photographing Your Artwork Workshop at Hui No’eau Visual Arts Center
There’s a Photographing Your Artwork Workshop at Hui No'eau Visual Arts Center on Thursday, September 19th and Friday, September 20th. Both classes will be taught by Aubrey Hord, a photographic … [Read More...]
2019 Fall Movie Preview: After the summer, we deserve this
The fall movie season isn't unlike the summer run before it. Yet, everything is looking better (and after Godzilla: King of the Monsters, we all deserve better). Although there are more sequels, at … [Read More...]
Eh Brah! Take some pride in your patch job!
This is to all you brain dead idiots who patch the asphalt in our roads: Can't you put in a smooth patch? People, next time you drive, notice how many times your wheels go KATHUNK, KATHUNK, throwing … [Read More...]
News of the Weird: Two-mouthed trout, an audience of dogs, and this week in unusual fetishes
INEXPLICABLE Jacob Pina, 20, of Westport, Massachusetts, can't explain his physical oddity, but that's not stopping him from firmly grasping his 15 minutes of fame. Pina, recently dubbed "Thumb Boy," … [Read More...]
New Technology Helps With Traffic Management (But Not Violations!)
The newly implemented Advanced Traffic Management System put in place by the Hawai‘i Department of Transportation includes cameras at 10 locations and modernized traffic signal systems at all 82 … [Read More...]
Registration Open for Trolling in Kaho’olawe Waters
Access to the Kaho'olawe Island Reserve is highly restricted, however during two scheduled weekends each month limited trolling is allowed. The Kaho‘olawe Island Reserve Commission's trolling dates … [Read More...]
For the Young (and Young at Heart): Get your game on with Maui Laser Tag
“This is exactly what kids think they’ll do when they grow up,” my friend Ashley joked as we stood with a group of friends in the fading sunset. Sixteen of us were decked out in ridiculous camo gear, … [Read More...]
Wailuku Parking Garage Survives Proposed Cut
The embattled Wailuku Civic Complex survived another proposed funding cut Friday, Sep. 6 as members of the Maui County Council voted down a bill to halve funding for Phase 1B of the project, the … [Read More...]
Sign Language: Rock that ‘fro, Gemini
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Lately, you’ve been craving imperfection. You’ve enjoyed your toast a little burnt, your clothing slightly frayed, and your apartment three degrees away from an ideal … [Read More...]
Council Committee Votes to Settle Lahaina Wastewater Reclamation Facility Lawsuit
After two days of high drama which drew nearly 100 testifiers and resulted in marathon meetings of Maui County Council’s Government, Ethics and Transparency Committee, councilmembers voted 5-3 (one … [Read More...]
MauiTime’s Maui Calendar of Events | September 12th-18th, 2019
BIG SHOWS ON MAUI BROOKS MAGUIRE W/JIMMY DILLON ACOUSTIC SHOWCASE - Thu. Sep 12. Brooks Maguire breathes new life into Americana music by summoning his Gulf Coast roots with that Southern … [Read More...]