Are you ready for the 14th Annual Maui Matsuri festival? I don’t know about you, but I can hardly contain my excitement! I’ve already started working on a festival checklist, and the event is still a few weeks away! Charge camera phone for selfies & photo ops with Hello Kitty. Wear stretchy pants to accommodate […]
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The Buy Back The Beach $5K Challenge
The other day I shared about Buy Back The Beach Benefit Luau 2012 on my previous post. I know most of us want to help in one way or another. I want to highlight one thing that I think all of us can easily do, and yet leave maximum impact. You don’t have to be […]
Wailuku First Friday – November 2011
By AMauiBlog on November 3, 2011 in Aloha Friday, Arts and Culture, Community, Events, Family Fun, What to do
Rain or shine – we’re gonna have a lot of fun! Wailuku’s November First Friday will energize Market Street from 6:00-9:00 p.m. on Friday, November 4th; the free event is open to all. Market Street closes at 5:30 p.m.; ample parking is available off Main Street in the Maui Medical Group parking lot and throughout […]
Maui Participates in Blog Action Day 2011 – Food and Culture
One of my favorite events in my kids’ school back when they were in elementary school is the day they call “Culture Day”. On that day, the children celebrate the culture of their ethnic backgrounds. It’s fun for them to trace what their ethnic backgrounds are and it’s very common to have a mixture of two […]
Maui Fair 2011 – Live Tweet? Might as well Facebook, Google+, Instagram and Posterous It too :)
Thinking of live tweeting from Maui Fair this weekend. I love Maui Fairs like what I shared at Maui Family Magazine. While live tweeting at the Maui Fair, I will use the hashtag #MauiFair. Who’s joining me? It’s tweet on your own – no tweet-up. Just make sure you use the hashtag #MauiFair when you […]
Living on Maui …
What is it like living on Maui? Though I have not been asked this question directly, I had been asked questions similar to this, as well as comments pertaining to living on Maui. “What is it like living on paradise?” “Lucky you (me) you live in paradise” … As I sit here in front of […]
Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Variety on Maui
I love a lot of things about Maui. I think I’ve said this a hundred times already. But I want to share another thing that makes me comfortable living here on this island. It is because of it’s cultural diversity and the rich ethnic backgrounds the people of Maui have. At school the kids even […]
Hallelujah Party – A Fun Alternative to Halloween
Hope Chapel will be throwing their annual Hallelujah Party for kids on October 31st from 5:30-8:30pm. Admission is $5 per person and includes candy, prizes and entrance to all of The Hallelujah Party attractions. One of the largest Halloween events for children on Maui, the Hallelujah Party has drawn hundreds of kids and their families […]
