Makawao Library invites all ages to be amused and amazed by Brenton Keith’s high-energy comedy and magic show. This free program is sponsored by Maui Friends of the Library.
Learn how to play one of Hawaii’s most iconic musical instruments with Jason Macapulay. Five guests per class, appropriate for ages 12 and up. Schedule subject to change. For more info call (808) 270-7000 or visit www.mauioceancenter.com. Complimentary with Aquarium admission. Appropriate for all ages.
Assist in our evening chores. Learn to hand milk a goat, then help with the evening feedings and learn more about our award winning cheeses and how they are made. $12 for kids $15 for adult
All age levels are appropriate A two-hour hands-on visit and tasting experience you will love. Bring your family and friends! Be a goat herder for the day, even try to milk a goat. Includes a tasting of the many different varieties of our cheeses. $25 Reservations required.
Join us for the Macy’s back-to-school fashion show, keiki crafts, entertainment and great prizes! Enter for a chance-to-win a Fun Factory Family Pack.
Dive deeper into the wonders of Hawaii’s marine world at Maui Ocean Center’s Explore Station! Learn about Hawaii’s sea turtles from August through September and corals in October. For more info call (808) 270-7000 or visit www.mauioceancenter.com. Complimentary with Aquarium admission. Appropriate for all ages.
This unique exhibition showcases the work of 250+ youth participating in the Hui’s summer arts programming. The result is an explosion of vibrant creativity that features the extraordinary possibilities unlocked by community visual arts education. Free Admission.
Ages: 5-14 years Wouldn’t it be wonderful to enjoy a night out while your children are enjoying a positive environment with games, friends, healthy snacks, friends and fun? It’s finally here on the West side! It’s a win win! Sign up to save your spot. Max 15 spots available.
Free Art Activities for Keiki.
Volunteer teams of three or four will paint the stencils along the roads and around the harbor. The simple message lets people know that anything put down the drains goes straight into the ocean, while also highlighting the dangers of runoff on coral reefs. All are welcome! Snacks, water refills, and supplies will be provided. […]
