When I step foot in the “Nā Akua Ākea, the Vast and Numerous Deities” exhibit at Hale Hōʻikeʻike, a powerful rush of mana both ancient and modern envelops me. The 11 kiʻi look back at me while I stare in awe of these beautiful pieces of craftsmanship. This is the climactic point of a year’s […]
Lei Nāhonoapiʻilani: Songs of West Maui: Interview with producer Zachary Lum
A new songbook and CD celebrate and elevate the culture, places, and stories of West Maui We always hear that ancient Hawaiians did not have a written history but I think that’s a bit misleading. Hawaiian ancestors may not have recorded words on paper, but they knew their history and passed it down through generations […]
Zombieland: Double Tap comes out Tomorrow! MauiTime’s Maui Movie Theaters & Showtimes | October 17th-October 23rd, 2019
NEW MOVIES ZOMBIELAND DOUBLE TAP – R – Action/Comedy – Woody Harrelson and his motley crew of zombie apocalypse survivors go out on the American road again and kick ass in this zombie satire. 100 min. MALEFICENT: MISTRESS OF EVIL – PG – Action/Adventure – Has Angelina Jolie’s black hearted evil witch met her match […]
MauiTime’s Maui Calendar of Events | October 17th-October 23rd, 2019
BIG SHOWS ‘90S NIGHT W/ DJ JORALIEN – Fri. Oct 18. A totally tubular ‘90s party. It’s so, so fresh with DJ Joralien. 21+. $10. Doors: 9:30pm. 10pm. Charley’s Restaurant and Saloon, (142 Hana Hwy., Pa‘ia); 808-579-8085; Charleysmaui.com COFFEE HOUSE SESSIONS: 2-YEAR ANNIVERSARY! – Fri. Oct 18. They’re turning 2! Come celebrate with Kimo Nevius […]
Addams Family Opens! MauiTime’s Maui Movie Theaters & Showtimes | October 10th-October 16th, 2019
ADDAMS FAMILY PG – Animated/Comedy – Creepy fun for the whole family! Gomez, Morticia, Pugsley, Wednesday, Uncle Fester and Granny go up against a shady real estate agent who wants them out of the hood. 85min. ALIEN (1975) -R- Horror/Sci-Fi – Commercial spaceship Nostromo stops to check a distress call on its way back […]
MauiTime’s Maui Calendar of Events | October 10th-October 16th, 2019
BIG SHOWS ON MAUI CHRISTIAN SANDS TRIO – Thu. Oct 10. Christian Sands is currently one of the most in-demand pianists working in jazz and being hailed as one of the greatest jazz pianists of his generation. Tickets: $40, $50. Half price/kids; 10 percent MACC member discount. 7:30pm. Maui Arts and Cultural Center, (1 Cameron […]
MauiTime’s Maui Movie Theaters & Showtimes | October 3rd-October 9th, 2019
NEW MOVIES ELVIS UNLEASHED -Documentary/Concert-NR-The King of Rock and Roll did a live TV special in 1968, and this documentary deep dives into the show with outtakes and interviews. 111min. JOKER-R-Crime/Drama/Thriller -Joaquin Pheonix may be the creepiest Joker ever. DC’s latest antihero is Arthur Fleck downtrodden citizen of Gotham that decends into diaboloical deeds. […]
Restaurant Review: Maui Nata Food Truck, Brandy Franco’s Pastéis de Nata is better than a Malasada
Imagine these little bite size cream tarts with a crisped flaky and sturdy crust and a lightly sweet creamy filling. They are not quite pie, with their laminated pastry crust, but not a puff pastry nor a danish. Its part open face croissant, part creme brulee, but even that doesn’t begin to cover it. This […]
MauiTime’s Maui Calendar of Events | October 3rd-October 9th, 2019
97TH MAUI FAIR – Thu. Oct 3-Sun. Oct 6. Maui’s largest event, themed “Create Memories, Share Moments,” will return for its 97th year with fun, ‘ono multi-cultural food, exhibits, entertainment, contests, top-notch entertainment, and the E.K. Fernandez Joy Zone, plus horticulture, orchid, livestock, homemaking, photo and art exhibits, and competitions. There’s also unique and […]
Abominable opens! MauiTime’s Maui Movie Theaters & Showtimes | September 26th-October 2nd, 2019
NEW MOVIES ABOMINABLE – PG – Animation – Dreamworks presents a hero’s journey with Yi, a young Chinese girl, who finds a Yeti in her secret hideout and promises to take him to his snowy mountain home. Yi teams up with a couple of other kids and their adventure takes them through nature, sans their […]
Fall in love with reggae all over again at the Republik Music Festival and MauiTime’s Spotify Playlist
When I signed up to make a Republik Music Festival playlist for MauiTime, I totally thought it would be a slog. I hardly thought that I would fall back in love with reggae. The exercise was a nice slap to my jaded opinion of the genre. As I compiled this list of artists’ music, […]
Mauitime Talks Story with Eli Mac before her show at Mulligan’s in Wailea Sunday
UPDATE: Mauitime just got word that Sunday’s show has been cancelled. New date will be announced at a later date. I’m pretty mesmerized by Eli Mac’s latest release, “Roots Girl.” It’s a catchy reggae song that’s screaming up the iTunes charts, and features guests Nattali Rize and Paula Fuga. The music video is a great […]
Art and Activism An Exhibition About Change at Schaefer International Gallery
The current show at Schaefer International Gallery titled “Art & Activism” is one of my dearest. Rather than acknowledge activism at a very broad level, each of these artists in the show presents a specific point of view. This helped me digest their activism into workable bits, and I could relate to them all even […]
Restaurant Review: Broth at Alive and Well New Kahului Lunch and Dinner Spot with Chef Noah Schuster
Food is medicine. Many of our shitty first-world ailments could be avoided or improved if we just ate better. Noah Schuster, chef at Alive and Well’s new concept called Broth, is living this philosophy with the menu he and owner Darren Jones created. A former horticulturist and world traveler, this Oʻahu boy has converted the […]
Restaurant Review: From Evonuk Farms to Tommy Bahama’s Table
It’s a Monday morning and Iʻm up early and out the door on a mission to Evonuk farms. Iʻve been buying their herbs at the grocery store for years, but admittedly I don’t know much about the farm. The weather is exceptional, bright and sunny at first, and then a few grey clouds come over […]
Connecting Through Music: Talking story with Na Hoku Hanohano Award-winner Halemanu
When you listen to original Hawaiian music you are supporting Indigenous arts. I never thought of it that way until I met Halemanu Villiarimo. While I’ve viewed Hawaiian music as a genre, I’ve taken for granted its dimension as a native people’s art. Halemanu grew up on Maui in Hana and Kahului, and has been […]
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