Top 10 Things To Do on Maui This Week

Tues, Mar 3, 2026 – Tues, Mar 10, 2026

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Tues, Mar 3, 2025 – Haleakalā National Park

Plant Nursery Volunteer
Haleakalā National Park
Napili Kai Beach Resort

Join the Friends of Haleakalā National Park on Tuesday, March 3rd, for a service activity at the national park’s plant nursery in the Summit District of Haleakalā National Park, 9am to noon. Participants will help care for rare, endemic plants being propagated, and some volunteers may also help catalog and organize materials in the park’s adjacent museum.

Participants should bring water, snacks, and gloves if they desire. The park will provide other tools. Wear sturdy shoes, and in case of out-planting work, bring a hat and sunscreen.

Volunteers can drive to the work location at the greenhouse and will not be charged an entrance fee. Reservations are required. Visit fhnp.org/service, scroll down to Monthly One-day Nursery Service Events, and click the link to reserve on the desired date.

Wednesday, March 4, 2026 – Kihei

Violinist, Willy Wainwright LIVE
Fabiani’s Pizzeria & Bakery

Willy is a violinist who began playing the violin as a child in Chicago, Illinois. He is an accomplished musician and charismatic performer who has mastered many styles throughout the years, including classical, country, bluegrass, jazz, and Irish. He has performed and toured with internationally known artists. Career highlights include performing at the White House, Grand Ol’ Opry, The Johnny Carson Show, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and Farm Aid. Willy also plays in the group ‘Weatherly-Wainwright’ with his wife, Jennifer Weatherly, and the Maui-based Gypsy Jazz group, Gypsy Pacific. He has also released solo albums that feature many of his personal favorites.

Menus and more information can be found at Fabianis.com.

Thursday, March 5, 2024 – Kihei

Artisan Market
South Maui Garden

Discover the finest handmade treasures crafted by Maui’s talented artisans, and show your support for our local creative community at South Maui Garden’s Artisan Market on Thursday, March 5th, from 9am to 1pm. Grab a friend and make it a day to remember! Shop local, support artisans, and uncover unique gems. Admission and parking are free.

More information about this event can be found here.

Thursday, March 5, 2026 – Wailea

Maui’s Magic Show
Mulligans On The Blue

Maui’s Magic show is this Thursday with Brenton Keith & His Bag O’ Tricks at Mulligans On The Blue. It’s the perfect family night out in South Maui! Gary, who visited on January 24, 2026, had this to say on OpenTable, “We had Good time at Mulligans. The magician Brenton Keith was fantastic. Food was good. Will return”

Only $10 per person, with children 5 and under FREE! Dinner seating starts at 5pm, and the show begins at 6:30pm. Brenton is also known for his pre-show table-side magic.

More information and reservations can be found here.

Friday, March 6, 2026 – Lahaina

Art Fair
Lahaina Art Society

Lahaina Art Society presents its Art Fair outside on the grass at Lahaina Cannery Mall, featuring award-winning juried paintings, ceramics, photography, glass art, woodwork, feather art, jewelry, and other handmade items by Maui artists.

More information can be found here.

Saturday, March 7, 2026 – Kahului

Makana – Lei Kukui
Maui Arts & Cultural Center

Makana comes to the Maui Arts & Cultural Center’s McCoy Studio Theater for Lei Kukui on March 7th, a night of Hawaiian music rooted in tradition and cultural diversity with slack key, song, and story.

Makana weaves an intimate evening of uplifting and diverse songs, stringing together mele and moʻolelo with newly-invented and handed-down slack key tunings, styles, and untold stories.

More information and tickets can be found here.

Saturday, March 7, 2026 – Kahului

Beginning Ulana Lau Hala Workshop
Maui Nui Botanical Gardens

Cultural practitioner and lau hala weaver Gail Kuba will help beginners get off the ground and into lau hala weaving by learning basic how-to: gathering green lau, making tools to help in the cleaning and dethorning of the lau, and boiling to make the green lau turn a cream color with the help of lemons and the sun! Then, Kuba will teach softening of the fiber, and participants will learn simple weaving of two ornaments and a three-strand bracelet, including how to add strips and an ending. Each participant will be able to take home the boiled lau to lay in the sun for a week and have a stash to start weaving with at home.

Sunday, March 8, 2026 – Kihei

An Evening with Anthony Pfluke & Friends
ProArts Playhouse

Join ProArts Playhouse for an intimate evening of music on Sunday, March 8th, at 7pm. Featuring Tarvin Makia on the bass, Ethan Villanueva on guitar and percussion, and Anthony Pfluke on ʻukulele, kīhōʻalu, and grand piano!

More information and tickets can be found here.

Monday, Mar. 9, 2026 – Makawao

Late-Night Karaoke
Casanova Makawao

Casanova Makawao invites you to late-night Karaoke and Pizza on Mondays from 9-11pm. Select from over 30,000 songs across all genres, PLUS from 9-10pm, share some pies with friends with 12″ pizza specials!

More information can be found here.

Daily By Appointment – Wailea

World’s Only Giant Singing Bowl
Maui Singing Bowl

The Maui Singing Bowl, the World’s only giant singing bowl, promises a unique experience. You will feel countless vibrations as a wonderful, deeply resonant sound envelopes you. Unlike any other treatment in the world, the ceremony in the giant Maui singing bowl pampers and relaxes you deeply. A thousand frequencies flow through your body, stimulating every cell to vibrate harmoniously. It is not only the deeply resonant tone that will enchant you. You will feel, above all, a particular sensation of lightness and reach a deep state of relaxation. For this experience, you will comfortably lie in the hammock suspended above the bowl as the skilled practitioner strikes the bowl every 15 seconds for 20 minutes. The Maui Singing Bowl is open daily from 8am-6pm, and appointments are required.

Find more information and bookings here.

SPOTLIGHT

SUPPORT LAHAINA!

Mo’o and Koholā by Lori Abreu

Lori Abreu, born and raised on Maui, is passionate about serving the children and families of her island home. It was the outpouring of aloha and compassion she witnessed working alongside volunteers in our Maui community in the wake of the devastating wildfires that motivated her to realize her long-time dream of publishing her first children’s book, Mo`o and Koholā, which was introduced to our Maui community in January 2024. The proceeds from the sales of this story are donated to the ongoing rebuild of Lahaina. To date, Lori has made donations supporting the Lahaina community and its children through The Hawaii Community Foundation and Lahaina schools. Her complete project is full of Lahaina and local flavor. Its pages highlight Lahaina Harbor, Front Street, Lahainaʻs Banyan Tree, and more. Mo`o and Koholā comes with three original songs and a website of resources for families and teachers. Lori is extremely thankful to her enthusiastic, talented team which helped bring her project to life. She feels blessed to have worked with Nicki Barsamian who beautifully illustrated her story and helped guide her through the self-publication process. The musicality of Kala`e Camarillo who performed her songs and made them so special was surely a treat for the music lover she is! Visit Loriʻs website at www.kumulori.com for more information on this project and a purchasing link.