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Coming Up This Weekend

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This Friday October 23 is Haliimaile Farmers Market at Haliimaile Town Center from 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm.  This is a free event.  Locally produced fresh fruits and vegetables will be available to purchase along with local crafts from Maui artists.  Spaces are available to rent for non-profit agencies.

On Saturday October 24 the Maui Arts and Cultural Center presents Nani I Ka Hala: Lau Hala Weaving In Hawaii.  This historical works exhibit the beauty behind the art of weaving.  Some contemporary works will be on display from artisans throughout the Hawaiian Islands.  These artists are considered masters in their craft.  For more information visit the Maui Arts and Cultural page here.

Sunday October 25 the Hawaiian Music Concert benefiting Hawaiian Immersion 2nd grade program, Ka Leo Nahenahe will be holding a fundraiser.  Hawaiian musical entertainers will singing while attendees enjoy drinks and appetizers.  A silent auction will also be held.  Cost is $25.00 per person and is a 21 and over event.  Event to be held at Bailey House Museum from 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm.  More information available on their website here.

Enjoy the remainder of your week and have a fabulous weekend!

Maui Paintball Halloween Family Fun

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Maui Paintball Zombie Shoot

Limited Dates:

October 16, 17, 18, 25 & 30

We have already sold out a couple trucks and are doing half the number of rides this year. Reserve your seats now to avoid disappointment at this fun family event! This year we have NEW & IMPROVED EFFECTS, LIGHTING, TARGETS & WEAPONS.

Great for kids five and up as we teach them to FIGHT BACK against the stuff that nightmares are made of.

BOOK TODAY!

Limited Space Available.

SHOOT, WITHOUT GETTING SHOT, hordes of attacking monsters as you ride through our Haunted Forest on the back of our ZERT (Zombie Emergency Response Truck). Featuring 22 Mounted G#ns, all armed with glow and UV reactive paint. Each stage brings you closer to hell, fight to keep them off the truck!

“Note: With the limited runs and time schedule it is unlikely we will be able to service all riders. Please accept our sincere apologies if you are unable to make the dates but we will not be opening up additional dates or times this year.”

Call or visit us online to make your reservation:

MauiPaintBall.com Call 808.866.7034

BOOK TODAY!

Whats Happening This Weekend

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Kick off your weekend this Friday night October 16th for Lahaina Plantation Days Festival.  This event will be held at the Pioneer Mill Smokestack Exhibit, 277 Lahainaluna Road, Lahaina from 5:00 pm to 10:30 pm on both Friday and Saturday nights.  Admission is $5.00,  kids under 5 are free.  21 and older can enjoy the Beer Garden, while the kids can play the carnival style games for prizes.  Food, music, and a good time are sure to be had!  The Lahaina Restoration Organization has all the details for this event.

On Saturday October 17th country musician Billy Currington will be performing for one night only at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center.  Tickets range in price from $39.00 to $79.00.  Gates will open at 5:30 pm.  Don’t miss your chance to hear one of Country Music’s top stars!  For more information and how to purchase tickets, visit the Maui Arts & Cultural website here.

Sunday October 18th at Whole Foods Market from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm the Hawaii Animal Rescue Foundation will be having pet adoptions.  If you’re looking for your next pet this is a great place to find an adoptable animal.  The Hawaii Animal Rescue Foundation website has information for those wishing to volunteer as well as a list of donation items they could really use.  If your able to help in any way it is greatly appreciated!

Have a wonderful weekend!

This Weekend On Maui

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Maui Pride Festival will be going on the entire weekend starting with the Maui Pride Film Festival Friday night October 2nd and concluding Sunday with a beach party.  Various activities for both families or adults only will take place throughout the weekend.  The Maui Pride website has information regarding each activity as well as ticket information if applicable.  Visit their website here.

Saturday October 2nd at Whole Foods Market start celebrating October with Oktoberfest!  Samples of brews and delicious foods will be available.  Must be 21 and over with a valid ID.  The Andaz will be hosting their Oktoberfest on Sunday with a German inspired buffet, and $5.00 draft German beer!  Buffet price is $29.oo.  Come and enjoy drinks, food, and music!

First Sundays at Hula Grill Kaanapali will feature Benny Chong from 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm.  The Hula Grill music series happens once a month on the first Sunday of each month.  Artist’s are showcased here on the first Sunday.  Benny Chong is an award-winning jazz ukulele player.  For this event as well as other events at the Hula Grill, view their website here.

Happy Wednesday!  We hope the remainder of your week is enjoyable!

Weekend Events Update

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Starting on Thursday September 24th and running through Sunday September 27th is the 93rd annual Maui Fair.  The Maui Fair will be held at the War Memorial Complex in Wailuku.  This “Timeless Tradition” started in 1916 and is considered a must do event!  The Maui Fair will kick off on Thursday with its traditional parade that happens to be the largest parade in Maui.  The entire weekend will be filled with fun entertainment, rides, food, and more. For information on the fair including ticket information and the fair schedule,  visit the Maui Fair website here.

Saturday September 26th The First Tee Hawaii’s Family Golf Day at The Dunes at Maui Lani will be happening from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.  Golf activities for the entire family will be available.  Games and activities for kids along with food and refreshments!  Golf lessons will be available from on site professionals.  Admission is free!  The First Tee Organization site has more information for this event.

The Emma Farden Sharpe Hula Festival is this Sunday September 27th from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm in Lahaina at the Lahaina Banyan Tree.  “Aunty Emma” had made it her mission to preserve the cultural tradition of hula serving on many boards and creating numerous events.  Activities, lei making, and hula dancing will be taking place throughout the day.  The Emma Farden Sharpe Hula Festival Facebook page is viewable here to keep you up to date with this event.

We hope the remainder of your week is wonderful and that you have a fabulous weekend!