Community Calendar

Hit the links for a great cause at the 28th Annual Roy Yamaguchi Golf Classic Presented by First Hawaiian Bank at the beautiful Kaanapali Golf Course. This beloved annual play-and-eat golf tournament brings together golfers, chefs, and community leaders for a memorable day on the greens in support of Imua Family Services.
Hosted by Roy Yamaguchi, the tournament pairs 18 holes of championship golf with delicious culinary stops along the course. Make your way down the fairways while sampling fresh, local bites from Maui’s top culinary talents and enjoying premium pours served throughout the day.
Need a break between drives? Sip refreshing cocktails and ice-cold beers while soaking in Kaanapali’s sweeping ocean views before heading to the 19th Hole Awards Dinner at Roy’s Kaanapali, where the celebration continues with great food, great company, and a shared commitment to supporting Maui’s families.

House of Intention by Aloha Elixir invites the community to celebrate its sixth anniversary October 23–25 in Kaimukī with three days of festivities, creativity and community connection.

Join them for three days of connection and giving back, featuring:
October 23 | 4pm - 9pm: Night Festival featuring readers and local vendors. 4pm - 9pm
October 24 | 10am - 2pm: Make & Take 10am - 2pm
October 25 | 10am - 2pm: Day Festival 10am - 2pm featuring a lineup of intuitive readers, energy practitioners and local vendors including handmade goods, candles, jewelry, henna, natural soaps, spiritual offerings and more.

Founded by local intention coach and intuitive consultant Keoki Tavares, House of Intention by Aloha Elixir grew from his original brand, Aloha Elixir. What began as a handcrafted line of locally made, intention-focused candles and apothecary products has evolved into a Kaimukī destination that brings together wellness, spirituality, creativity and community. The anniversary weekend celebrates the business’s growth and the community that has supported it along the way.

Owner Keoki Tavares said “House of Intention by Aloha Elixir has grown because of the people who continue to show up, support us and believe in what we’re creating. Giving back through Hawaiʻi Foodbank is our way of extending that same spirit of support to people and families throughout our community.”

Throughout the weekend House of Intention by Aloha Elixir will be collecting canned and shelf stable food donations for the Hawaii Foodbank. Hawaii Foodbank is a nonprofit organization that works to end hunger by providing nutritious food to individuals and families in need. Through a network of community partners, volunteers, and local farmers, the nonprofit distributes fresh and staple foods, supports children and seniors, and responds during times of crisis.

The three-day celebration offers an opportunity for guests to connect, take part in creative experiences and mark this milestone with a locally founded business. Through its anniversary festivities and food drive, House of Intention by Aloha Elixir welcomes the community to celebrate six years of growth while helping make a difference for Hawaiʻi families.

Experience Mākeke Fridays at Queens’ Marketplace — a weekly sunset market celebrating the spirit, flavors, and creativity of Hawai‘i. The market brings together local makers, farmers, food vendors, and live music in an inviting open-air atmosphere.

Browse fresh island produce, handcrafted goods, artwork, jewelry, skincare, apparel, and unique Hawai‘i-made finds while enjoying a variety of ono eats, sweet treats, and grab-and-go favorites from local vendors each week.

With live entertainment, warm island energy, and a thoughtfully curated mix of vendors, Mākeke Fridays is the perfect place to shop, eat, and spend your Friday evening with friends and ‘ohana at Queens’ Marketplace.

Local finds. Island vibes. Every Friday.

Join us for an evening to learn about Hawai'i's seabirds, their ecological and cultural significance, and the impacts of artificial lighting during fallout season.

SeaLife Park Hawaii invites everyone to an engaging and community-centered evening featuring food and beverages, exclusive Seabird merchandise, and oceanography and marine wildlife presentations from experts.

Featured Presentations:
Professor K. David Hyrenbach, Professor of Oceanography and MSMS Program Chair at Hawaiʻi Pacific University

Sean Paulin, Senior Wildlife Keeper at Sea Life Park Hawaiʻi

The event will conclude with an interactive Q&A and community discussion, offering attendees an opportunity to ask questions, exchange ideas, and connect with others who share an interest in seabirds and marine conservation.

Special performance from Maui Community Band on Friday, October 23 from 6-7pm at the Lower Level Stage!

Enjoy a special performance by the Maui Community Band, a beloved part of the Valley Isle’s arts scene since 2003. Featuring approximately 55 musicians ranging in age from 13 to 79, the ensemble brings together wind and percussion players from across the community under the direction of Music Director Ted Manzano.

Known for its free, family-friendly concerts, the Maui Community Band performs a diverse repertoire spanning Hawaiian music, classical selections and Broadway favorites.

GATES OPEN 6 PM

In keeping with the MACC’s dedication to supporting the victims of the wildfires & floods, patrons for this concert are asked to bring non-perishable items for the Maui Food Bank.

Hawai’i-based reggae powerhouse The Green return with a new era of music, announcing their upcoming album Titles, set for release on July 17, 2026. The band also released the album’s title track, “Titles,” on May 8, offering fans a first look into the group’s most reflective and collaborative project to date.

Marking more than 16 years together, Titles serves as both a celebration of The Green’s journey and a glimpse into the future of the band. Written and produced collectively at Ka Ma’o Studios in Honolulu, the project highlights the vocal talents and creative contributions of every member, while staying rooted in the signature sound and uplifting spirit that have made The Green a defining force in island reggae music worldwide.

Over the years, The Green have built a global following through heartfelt songwriting, unforgettable live performances, and music centered around family, resilience, and unity. Fan favorites like “All I Need,” “Love I,” and “Wake Up,” continue to resonate across generations, while collaborations with artists like J Boog on tracks such as “Feelings,” “Mama Roots,” and “Fire Up Di Roses” have expanded their reach to audiences worldwide. One of their more recent collaborations is “Day by Day” with Kolohe Kai, which further reflects the band’s mission of spreading positivity and aloha through music.

With Titles, The Green continues evolving while remaining deeply connected to the culture, community, and spirit that shaped them from the beginning.

UH Choirs host choirs from Kamehameha Schools Kapālama, Waipahu High School, and University Laboratory School for an evening of pilina-building, communal singing, and performing for each other. The evening culminates in a concert featuring all of the groups performing individually and then singing Hawai‘i Aloha together.

Participants will have the optional opportunity to perform at Still and Moving Center’s “Merry and Bright” celebration on December 12!

This series explores the fundamental movements and body awareness at the heart of Contemporary Modern Dance. Open to all levels, each class includes warm-ups, structured improvisation, across-the-floor combinations, and choreography designed to help you discover the joy, freedom, and expressive power of movement. Whether you’re building a strong foundation or refining more advanced technique and artistry, each dancer will be supported at their individual level.

Through mindful movement and creative exploration, you’ll deepen your body awareness, strengthen the connection between mind and movement, and discover new ways to express yourself. This class encourages you to explore your unique movement potential while cultivating confidence, presence, and authenticity, both as a dancer and as a human being.

ʻAinakea is set on Maui’s west side in 1953. The play tells the fictional story of the wealthy Goodale family and their failing sugar plantation, ‘Ainakea, which was named for a type of prized white sugarcane.

The play is an adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s classic drama The Cherry Orchard, widely considered one of the great plays of the early 20th century. Nevius has updated the drama to the 1950s. With statehood looming and the traditional, plantation-based sugar business coming to an end, this was a period of great uncertainty and change in the Hawaiian islands.
Written by Maui playwright - James Nevius

Nevius' last full-length play, Murder in the Nth Degree, won the ProArts Playhouse inaugural playwriting competition and was named Best Play of 2022 by Broadway World Hawaii.

Directed by Francis Tau'a

Dates: Oct 2 - 18

Times: Fri at 7:30pm, Sat & Sun at 3pm

Historic Iao Theater in Wailuku

Tickets: $10 - $45