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Mon, Tue and Fri 10:00 am to 11:30 am, enjoy a volunteer lead tour of Maui Nui Botanical Gardens (150 Kanaloa Avenue, Kahului). Tours cover the natural history, conservation and ethnobotanical uses of native Hawaiian and Polynesian introduced plants as well as the Gardens' projects in these areas. Tours are free with a suggested donation of $5 per person, by appointment only. For more information or to make a reservation, please call 808-249-2798.
Learn the names of the fish you've seen while snorkeling with the help of a knowledgeable Pacific Whale Foundation naturalist at Pacific Whale Foundation's free Coral Reef Information Station. A great place to visit if you're new to snorkeling in Hawaii. Learn how you can help protect the reef as you explore it! Sponsored by the Hawaii Tourism Authority. Available every Sunday through Thursday, 9 am until 12 pm. For information, call 249-8811.
Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at 7:30 pm under the stars. Faust meets professional baseball in this Broadway classic from the creators of "The Pajama Game." For more information, visit www.mauaicademy.org For tickets, call the MAPA Box Office at 244-8760.
10am-12pm. Ancient Hawaiians understood that their survival depended on their keen ability to create strong cordage, necessary to bind and lash their homes, canoes, and tools together. Join Hawaiian Ethnobotanist, Cathy Davenport, as she presents natural materials used to make cordage and participate in a hands-on lesson of processing and making cordage using the inner bark of the hau tree (Talipariti tileaceum). Space is limited so make your reservation today. A workshop free to support the mission of Maui Nui Botanical Gardens will be included with your reservation. Please email info@mnbg.org to request a registration form.
Retro Color Explosion! The Maui Youth & Family Services (MYFS) signature event will be held on Saturday, August 6, 2011 at the Fairmont Kea Lani Resort in Wailea, from 8:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. Tickets are $125 and $150
6:30 pm Obon service followed by Obon dance starting at 7:30 pm - 113 Puanani Place, Kula. A Japanese Buddhist custom honoring the departed spirits of ancestors.
6 pm, Pavilion/ Courtyard. The Throwdowns will celebrate the release their first full-length album Legs Of Our Own with a star-studded night of hot, Hawai‘i talent! For tickets call 808-243-4225.
3 pm, Castle Theater. Celebrate the beautiful music of two-time Grammy nominated, platinum-selling artist, Jim Brickman, when he brings his special musical style to Maui. For tickets: www.mauiarts.org or call 242-SHOW (7469)
2 pm, Schaefer Lawn. Admission is Free, $10 entry fee for contestants. Bring the family for an afternoon of fun by watching or entering your dog in the Poi Doggie Contest. Held in collaboration with the Maui Humane Society and pet stores on Maui, this new event offers a variety of canine-centric contest categories with prizes (for poi dogs only – non-pedigree). Contest categories: Best Dressed, Best Howl, Best Trick, Dog-Owner Look-Alike, Most Mixed Up, Stellar Senior and Ugliest Mug (enter one category only for each dog).
7:30 pm, Kihei Baptist Church, 1655 South Kihei Road. Three great works by Vivaldi, Mozart & Bach performed by orchestra and the Maui Summer Masterworks Chorale of over 60 of Maui's finest choral singers. For tickets and further information, see www.musicalvoicesmaui.org or call 808-875-9920
6 pm, Yokouchi Pavilion and Alexander & Baldwin Amphitheater. Celebrating Old Hawai'i; a Benefit for the Maui Arts & Cultural Center. Enjoy gourmet pupu prepared by Hawai'i's Top Chefs, fine wine tasting from some of the country's best vineyards, lei greeting, silent and live auctions. For tickets: www.mauiarts.org or call 242-SHOW (7469)
6:30 pm Obon service followed by Obon dance starting at 7:30 pm - 551 Wainee Street, Lahaina. A Japanese Buddhist custom honoring the departed spirits of ancestors.
6:30 pm Obon service followed by Obon dance starting at 7:30 pm - 551 Wainee Street, Lahaina. A Japanese Buddhist custom honoring the departed spirits of ancestors.
7:30 pm, McCoy Studio Theater. Grammy Award Winner George Kahumoku Jr. hosts Slack Key Masters each month and opens the show with his musical and storytelling talents. John Keawe, a songwriter and slack key guitarist from Hawai‘i Island, infuses his music with the spirit of aloha and many elements of his life. For tickets: www.mauiarts.org or call 242-SHOW (7469)
6:00 pm Obon service followed by Obon dance starting at 7:00 pm - 120 Alawai Road, Paia. A Japanese Buddhist custom honoring the departed spirits of ancestors.
7:30 pm, McCoy Studio Theater. Described as "iconoclastic" and "inventive" by The New York Times and "one of the classical guitar world’s foremost personalities," by Classical Guitar Magazine, Benjamin Verdery has enjoyed an eclectic world-wide musical career. For tickets: www.mauiarts.org or call 242-SHOW (7469)
7:30 pm, Castle Theater. The iconic Grammy Award-winning rock group brings its 40th Anniversary Tour to Hawai‘i, celebrating the release of a new album, Back Pages. For tickets: www.mauiarts.org or call 242-SHOW (7469)
2 hours, start time varies month to month per time of sunset and low tide. Pacific Whale Foundation’s marine educators invite the public to meet some of the fascinating creatures that roam Hawaii’s tidepools at night. This discovery event is recommended for people ages 6 and over. Participants are asked to wear sturdy shoes and bring a flashlight. Please no slippers/flip flops. Refreshments will be provided. We will meet at the Public Beach Access on the south side of the Mana Kai resort in South Kihei (just past the Kihei boat ramp); there is a sign that reads "Public Beach Access." Adults $10, Children $5. Advance reservations required. Call (808) 249-8811, ext 1.
6:30 pm, Castle Theater. This award-winning film stars Willie K, Eric Gilliom and Carolyn Omine, and features Charles Ka‘upu, Augie T, Jake Shimabukuro, Amy Hanaiali‘i, Henry Kapono, Mick Fleetwood and more. It's your last chance this year to see Hawaii's most talked-about film! For tickets: www.mauiarts.org or call 242-SHOW (7469)
9a-12p. MNBG joins forces with KPOA 93.5 FM (Hawaiian Music, Maui Style!) to add another layer to our always exciting native Hawaiian plant sales. Head to the Gardens and shop for plants, participate in Keiki activities and makahiki (harvest festival) games, enjoy great food and entertainment, and take a free guided tour of MNBG's native plant collection.
2 hours, start time varies month to month per time of sunset and low tide. Pacific Whale Foundation’s marine educators invite the public to meet some of the fascinating creatures that roam Hawaii’s tidepools at night. This discovery event is recommended for people ages 6 and over. Participants are asked to wear sturdy shoes and bring a flashlight. Please no slippers/flip flops. Refreshments will be provided. We will meet at the Public Beach Access on the south side of the Mana Kai resort in South Kihei (just past the Kihei boat ramp); there is a sign that reads "Public Beach Access." Adults $10, Children $5. Advance reservations required. Call (808) 249-8811, ext 1.
9a-12p. Grow Native! Promote the survival of native Hawaiian plants by growing them in your backyard. Head over to Maui Nui Botanical Gardens for your chance to purchase Hawaiian plants from local growers. Lets all work together to keep Maui Nui Nō Ka `Oi.
10th Annual Nationally Sanctioned Event. 25 Target - Marked Animals. Divisions include; Freestyle, Barebow Bow hunter, Barebow Freestyle or Traditional (Recurved or LongBow). Age groups include: Cubs (11 & Under), Youth (12-14), Young Adults (15-17), Adults, (18 & above), Guests and Olympic Class. Entry forms and events details can be obtained by calling Aki Kawano at 808-553-3366 or Moses Luczon at 808-553-5780. Spectators are welcome at no additional charge. Event apparel as well as food & beverage booths will be available at the tournament.
Drive out to Keanae and hike Piinaau Road up the beautiful Keanae Valley. The area is also known as the Koolau Gap because lava from Haleakala used to flow down through this valley to the sea in ancient times. Meet at 8:30 am at the Haiku Community Center to carpool. Bring bathing suit, lunch, water and sun screen. Limit 18. EMI WAIVER REQUIRED. MUST BRING WAIVER ON HIKE AND SHOW TO HIKE LEADER. Hike leader: Mitch Skaggerberg. Call Mitch at 875-4970 to register.
June 26, July 24, August 28; 10:30 am - 1:30 pm.
The purpose of the “Ha” Breath O’hana is to create an on-going community of breathers committed to clearing their own family of origin limiting core programs and patterns in a deep,
profound, easy and graceful way at all levels so that each individual and the group as a whole experiences optimal practical life aliveness, health and well being.
Our monthly Saturday morning community will have a topic each month including Conception, Birth, Sibling relations
Your Most Negative Belief about Yourself, Money, Work/Service, Pleasure/Celebrations, Conflict, Relationship with God/Spirit/Whatever, Food/Nurturance, Death and more.
Additionally, the purpose will be to be able to learn to use the skills and processes on your own between our O’hana gatherings.
Pre-register and Bring Pencil, Paper, Comfy Blanket and Pillow are available or you may bring your own for lying down.
Cost: $39 each or $99 for all three.