FEATURED
The 99th Maui County Fair
Oct 1st – 4th
Come celebrate one of Maui’s most cherished traditions, where island culture, history, and community come together in the best way. From keiki to kūpuna, there’s something for everyone: vibrant exhibits, ‘ono grinds, live music, and those unforgettable nights under the stars. For more info, including pre-sale locations, visit themauifair.com. 700 Halia Nakoa St, Wailuku.
Pumpkin Patch Opens!
Every day in October • 9 am – 4 pm
Gussy yourself and your family up for pumpkin picking in a picture-worthy fall atmosphere—Kula-grown pumpkins, fresh flowers, candy shop, treats, and more. $5 entry fee. Kula Country Farms, Kula.
READ MORE: Halloween Happenings on Maui
Napili Night Market
Friday, Oct 2nd • 5 – 8 pm
Every first Friday, visit with 40+ local vendors. Across from Napili Market Plaza.
Free Family Activity – Relief Printing
Saturday, Oct 3rd • 10 am – 12 pm
Come learn how to print hand-carved stamps in a variety of colors! This is a fast and engaging printmaking activity for all ages. Walk away with a collection of relief prints of native plants and animals. Join anytime between 10 am – 12 pm. Free. Pre-registration is required. All youth under 16 must be accompanied by an adult parent/ guardian. To register, visit huinoeau.com. Hui Noʻeau Visual Arts Center, Makawao.
Kids Night Out: Unplugged Game Night
Saturday, Oct 3rd • 5:30 – 8:30 pm
Screens off, fun is on! Drop your keiki off for a night of board games, card games, and good old-fashioned play! Dinner and snack provided. Sign up at craftableclub.com. Craftable Club, Kahului.
READ MORE: Fall Break Camps on Maui
WEEKLY
Family Hui Hawaii Events
Visit Family Hui Hawaii to register for weekly gatherings such as Baby Playdates, Keiki Play Spaces, Mama and Baby Flow, and more. See the calendar at Family Hui Hawaii. Island-wide.
At the Library
Free story times, game nights, movies, LEGO activities, clubs, resources, and more. See this week’s schedule at HPLS. Island-wide.
