Events in Maui, HI

Explore rotating local vendor pop-ups in Kihei at South Maui Gardens, surrounded by lush tropical gardens and over 15 on-site food trucks. Each day brings a fresh mix of artisans and small businesses, making it easy to support the Maui community and its distinctive island culture. Free parking is available. Vendor lineups change weekly, so not every seller will be present each time. An Artisan and Farmers Market is also hosted at this location.

Morgan Jay brings a live blend of stand up and music to the Castle Theater. The Los Angeles based performer has been featured on MTV’s Wild 'n Out, NBC, and Comedy Central, and was recognized as a 2023 Just For Laughs New Face. A first generation American with Brazilian and Italian roots, he weaves influences from his background and 90s upbringing into his act. He began in New York while studying at the Tisch School of the Arts, shaping his voice in the backrooms and bars of the city’s alternative comedy scene.

Morgan Jay, a musical comedian, pairs smooth vocals and live music with spirited crowd work for a distinctive comedy show. His warm stage presence and improvised songs spark constant laughter and create moments that linger. The show takes place at Castle Theater.

Children and teens on Maui can explore Ki Aikido in a welcoming setting that builds self-confidence, concentration, and enjoyment. Practice supports growth on the mat and beyond by developing both mind and body through the art of aikido. Instruction is offered for two age groups, keiki ages 6 to 11 and teens ages 12 to 17. Those who are new to Ki Aikido may observe the keiki and teen sessions at the Wailuku dojo to see the training in action.

A jazz brunch features the Makai Jazz Group with complimentary live music. Guests can enjoy pastries, pancakes, quiches, omelets, loco mocos, burgers, and sandwiches while Bruce Boege on saxophone, Jeff Hellmeron on keys, and Dave Graber on bass perform. The brunch menu is available during service.

Maui OnStage presents the third production of its 2026 season with ‘Ainakea at the Historic Iao Theater in Wailuku. Written by Maui playwright James Nevius and directed by Francis Tau'a, the drama unfolds on Maui’s west side in 1953 and follows the wealthy Goodale family as their sugar plantation, ‘Ainakea, declines. The plantation takes its name from a valued white sugarcane, and the story mirrors the island’s transition as the plantation era waned and statehood approached, drawing inspiration from Anton Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard reimagined in a 1950s Hawaiian setting. Nevius’s earlier full-length work, Murder in the Nth Degree, earned the inaugural ProArts Playhouse playwriting award and was recognized by Broadway World Hawaii as Best Play of 2022. Tickets are priced from $10 to $45. Support for the 2026 season comes from the Wave of Harmony Foundation in partnership with Marji Knowles and Michael Tibbott.

This biweekly meeting of the Rotary Club of Lahaina Sunset takes place at the YMCA West Side Resource Center. The gathering includes a casual meet and greet, followed by a program featuring guest speaker Andrea Scholz from TipuTipu Watershed Education. Light snacks and bottled water are provided.

Matt Fraser presents a live event with a celebrated psychic medium who is also a New York Times bestselling author and the star of E! Entertainment’s Meet The Frasers. With a career that includes thousands of readings for people around the globe and sold out shows across the United States, he has been featured widely on television and in the media. The focus of the evening is to share messages intended to reunite friends and families with the spirits of those who have passed.

SOJA, the Grammy-winning reggae group, takes the stage at the A&B Amphitheater alongside guest act Ooklah The Moc. This concert offers an evening of reggae on Maui, showcasing SOJA's celebrated sound with a performance from Ooklah The Moc.

This calming sound journey takes place at the Spa at Kapalua Bay at The Resort at Kapalua Bay, Maui. It begins with a guided chakra meditation and continues into an instrumental sound bath featuring Tibetan metal singing bowls crafted by Nepalese artisans and blessed by Himalayan monks, complemented by crystal quartz bowls, chimes, gongs, and other resonant instruments. Participants can wear comfortable clothing and recline on provided yoga mats. A limited number of blankets and bolsters are available, and bringing a pillow, blanket, and eye mask is optional for added comfort. Spa services are available beforehand for those who want to prepare. Admission is $55, and the event is open to ages 12 and older.

Hawaii’s only free-to-the-public comic convention takes place at UH Maui College, bringing together fans for a celebration of comics and local creativity. The event features leading names from the comics world, showcases of local art, and the Night Darling Cosplay Competition.

Jo Koy brings his Koy Meets The World Tour to the stage with sharp storytelling inspired by his family and Filipino heritage. His journey from early sets in a Las Vegas coffee shop to headlining packed arenas around the world has helped him connect with audiences of many backgrounds, and he regularly ranks among the top grossing stand-up acts according to Pollstar and Billboard. He continues to set records at major venues worldwide. Tickets will be available to MACC Members first, then to the general public.

Jo Koy appears at Castle Theater at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center in Kahului, Hawaii.

Hosted by Maui United Way at Old Lāhainā Lūʻau, ʻUlana Gala: Weaving a Stronger Maui Nui highlights the Hawaiian art of weaving as a symbol of the partnerships that uplift the islands. The program honors the connections among nonprofits, businesses, donors, volunteers, and community leaders that help build a resilient community. The evening features a starlit dinner with multiple courses that showcase the flavors of Hawaiʻi, including kālua puaʻa, laulau, fresh poke, poi, island-inspired entrées, handcrafted desserts, and premium beverages. Live Hawaiian music and hula set the tone for a celebration of aloha while supporting programs that strengthen Maui, Molokai, and Lānaʻi. Individual tickets are $300, and tables for eight begin at $2,000, offering a way to host guests while contributing to Maui United Way’s work across Maui County.