As November arrives, Maui comes alive with a vibrant array of events that capture the island's unique blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and artistic innovation. Whether you're a resident looking to explore more of what Maui has to offer or a visitor eager to soak in the local culture, November is a month that promises a diverse lineup of activities. From music concerts and art installations to food festivals and holiday shopping experiences, there's something for everyone.

2023 Hawaiian Airlines Made in Maui County Festival

Date: November 3 - 4, 2023

Location: Maui Arts and cultural Center

Description: This annual festival is a celebration of all things made in Maui County. It offers a unique opportunity to discover and

As you venture along the picturesque Road to Hana, take some time to explore the natural wonders and historical sites through these hiking adventures. Whether you're seeking a short and easy hike or a moderate trail, Hana offers an array of hiking opportunities for all nature enthusiasts. Let's dive into these captivating trails and what you can expect on each one:

Waikamoi Ridge Trail

Distance: 1.5 miles round trip

Difficulty: Easy 

As you traverse the winding Road to Hana, consider a refreshing break at the Waikamoi Ridge Trail, a part of the Na Ala Hele trail system. This hike serves as an excellent way to spend an hour immersing yourself in the wonders of an ancient forest or indulging in a picturesque picnic along the Hāna

As the gentle trade winds brush over the palm trees and the sun casts its warm embrace upon the island of Maui, October ushers in a tapestry of enriching events that celebrate culture, heritage, and exploration. From the harmonious 'Ukulele Festival to the Gathering of the Voyagers and Festivals of Aloha, this October is all about embracing the vibrant spirit of Maui. Let's dive into these engaging events that make the island come alive with culture and community.

Free ‘Ukulele Workshop 

Saturday, October 7 | 11:00 am 

MACC's Morgado Hall (overlooking the Yokouchi Pavilion Courtyard) 

Registration starts at 10:30 am 

The workshop is conducted by ‘ukulele master Roy Sakuma for students of all ages. Lessons are designed for

The island of Maui, celebrated for its awe-inspiring landscapes and spirited communities, recently faced a devastating event as wildfires loomed over Kula in Upcountry and West Maui's cherished town of Lahaina. Hotels, storefronts, and restaurants were razed to the ground, impacting the livelihoods of numerous residents. The aftermath of this tragedy is expected to extend over several years, with a staggering economic cost running into billions of dollars. Yet, in the face of adversity, local businesses and eateries have shown an extraordinary capacity for resilience. Not only have they continued to serve their community, but they have also adapted to the changing economic landscape by embracing digital solutions like online ordering. For those who

Amidst the unfolding tragedy that has befallen Lahaina we pause to reflect on the profound significance of this historic town. As we grapple with the immense loss and ongoing challenges faced by the residents, it becomes even more critical to understand why Lahaina matters so much, not only in the context of its rich history but also as a symbol of resilience and community spirit.

Lahaina’s Hawaiian History

Native Hawaiians have regarded Maui as their sacred place for centuries, and Lahaina is at the heart of this spiritual connection. It was here that the first capital of the Hawaiian Kingdom was established. Carmen Lindsey, chairwoman of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, stated that "Lahaina holds some of the most historically significant

August 31st:

Please review this useful article from Hawaii Business Magazine, by NOELLE FUJII-ORIDE on

How to Replace Important Documents and Access Financial Aid After a Disaster

What residents and businesses impacted by the Maui wildfires should know about ordering replacement documents and applying for federal assistance. Plus, a list of local financial institutions offering emergency relief. Click here for a printable pdf version with QR codes.

In the midst of this crisis, we are relieved to report that all agents and staff at Island Sotheby's International Realty are safe though we have all been greatly affected by the profound loss of life and community. This first (almost) week now, it has been all hands on deck to coordinate

Introducing our new realtor at Island Sotheby's International Realty! We are delighted to have Austin Cole join our team, bringing a unique blend of experiences and a passion for making dreams come true. With a background in business and a deep admiration for the real estate industry, Austin embarked on a journey that led them to sunny Hawaii. Inspired by a mentor's success and captivated by the allure of helping individuals find their perfect homes, they knew that becoming a realtor was their true calling. Now, Austin is ready to embark on this exciting chapter with us, embracing the vibrant spirit of Maui and offering their expertise to guide clients towards their ideal properties. 

Join us as we dive into an insightful interview with Austin,

As the warm summer breeze sweeps across the beautiful island of Maui, a vibrant collection of events awaits both residents and visitors. August on Maui is an exciting time filled with celebrations of culture, live performances, and festivities that will captivate your senses. From the enchanting Maui Calls event to the electrifying performances at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center and the spirited Obon Dance Festival, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Join us as we explore the lively August events that make Maui an irresistible destination for culture enthusiasts and entertainment lovers alike!

Photo Credit: TONY NOVAK-CLIFFORD

White Hawaiian Starring Eric Gilliom - A Theatrical Delight 

August 11-13, 2023 

ProArts

Canoe paddling holds a significant place in the history of Hawaii, dating back centuries to the Polynesian settlers who first navigated the vast Pacific Ocean. These skilled seafarers relied on their outrigger canoes for transportation, fishing, and inter-island voyages. The ancient Hawaiians recognized the importance of teamwork, strength, and endurance required for successful canoe paddling.

Over time, paddling evolved from a necessity to a revered sport. The outrigger canoe, with its stability and maneuverability, became the vessel of choice for races and recreational activities. Today, it stands as a testament to the island's cultural heritage and a celebration of unity, camaraderie, and physical prowess.

On the shores of Maui, a thriving

Welcome to 29 Kolonahe Place, a visionary masterpiece nestled in the heart of Upcountry Maui. This remarkable property, designed by renowned California and AD100 architecture firm, Marmol Radziner, and built by Maui's esteemed John Cahill, seamlessly blends mid-century modern architecture with the island's breathtaking natural surroundings. Boasting an array of exceptional features, including a music studio, art studio, and a large 3 bedroom cottage, this architectural gem offers a lifestyle unlike any other. 

From the moment you set foot on the grounds of 29 Kolonahe, you'll be captivated by the architectural brilliance that awaits. Marmol Radziner's attention to detail is evident throughout the entire property, from the clean lines and open floor