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Plantation Jazz benefit THIS Saturday
GET THE DA KINE CALENDAR LISTING HERE! Saturday (June 5), The Rainbow House, Ka’anapali, 5-10pm, $100 suggested donation Ugh…“swank.” Overused, it’s fast becoming antiquated in my personal dictionary...
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Your plans for tonight:
First Friday, Second Birthdays Friday (July 2), 5:30 – 8pm (street closed at 6pm), Market St., Wailuku, Free There’s a panging sensation at the back of my eyeballs, whenever I must suppress my misty...
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This Week’s Pick for Friday Night: Wailuku First Friday
Friday (September 3), 6-8pm, Market Street, Wailuku, Free Whereas “spreading da aloha” is code for promiscuity, to “practice aloha” is entirely pono—and the theme of this month’s Wailuku First Friday...
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This Wednesday, July 3: AECG & Mana’o Radio Benefit @MauiArtsCulture
The Maui Arts and Cultural center is hosting an evening with Tommy James. The world class jazz performer will be joined by the Louisiana-based Louis Romanos Quartet, Arturo O’Farrill Latin Jazz...
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This Saturday, Feb. 22: DeShannon Higa at Gannon’s
Gannon’s presents trumpet player DeShannon Higa this Saturday for a special benefit concert. It’s for the Arts Education for Children Group (AECG), a nonprofit that provides music instruction for...
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This Monday through Saturday, July 28-Aug 3: Jazz Maui 2014
Arts Education for Children Group is presenting Jazz Maui 2014. It starts Monday, July 28 and runs through Saturday, Aug. 3. The festival will feature performances from Valery Ponomarev, Tommy James...
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This Monday through Sunday, July 28-August 3: Jazz Maui 2014
Beautiful, smooth music will resonate across Maui next Monday as the Arts Education for Children Group (AECG) presents the second annual Jazz Maui music festival. Jazz Maui doesn’t simply showcase...
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2014 MauiTime Charity Gift Guide
Every year it seems, government at all levels cuts services that help make life better. Programs that assist poor and disabled people always seem the most vulnerable, but work on the arts, students...
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Here’s how you can help Maui’s charities this holiday season
Well, another year has passed since the last time we brought the wish lists of Maui County’s charities and nonprofits. Another year of threats of federal government shutdowns and demonizing of...
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