A Maui Blog

I heard the news on a Launiapoko girl who had a tragic accident at Kipahulu on Tuesday. I was shocked. I was saddened. I did not tweet about it. I did not post the news on my Facebook wall.  I was weighing it out.  The news hit me hard in a couple spots.  It hit me...

Wailuku Maui, (May 27, 2011)    EKOLU Live at Wailuku First Friday, June 3 from 6 pm to 8:30 pm.  Street closes on Market Street and stroll through Vineyard and Main Street.   This free event is open to the community! June 3 is the grand opening of Pride Ink – Tattoo...

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NÄ KAMEHAMEHA COMMEMORATIVE PÄ‘Ü PARADE & HO‘OLAULE‘A Saturday, June 18, 2011 Parade - Front St./ Ho'olaule'a - Kamehameha 'Iki Park - Lahaina, Maui 8:30am Road Closure / 9am Ho'olaule'a / 9:45am Parade The Na Kamehameha Commemorative Pa‘u Parade & Ho'olaule'a...

Are you a visitor on Maui and looking for an authentic cultural experience? Are you a kama'aina or local Hawaii resident who wants to learn more about the Hawaiian culture? Or are you someone who enjoys watching the splendor and elegance of the Hawaiian heritage? If...

I have to admit, Kula Country Farm is one of my favorite farms on Maui.  I like it because it's easy to find. I also like all the fresh produce they have.  And most of all, I love how the farm caters to families.  I love their "pick your own strawberries" farm in the...

Many of you have already heard about the ridiculously high gas price on Maui. This situation had sparked a conversation on Twitter regarding Maui Bus several weeks ago.  Inspired by that conversation, a good friend of mine, David a.k.a. @raatz, wrote a blog post...