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First Humpback Spotted Off Maui Marks the Start of the Season

Maui just received one of its favorite fall homecomings: the first humpback whale of the season has been spotted off Ka‘anapali. The sighting marks the beginning of months filled with tail slaps, breaches, and spouts along our coastlines. For locals, it’s the official signal that whale season has arrived. For visitors, it’s a reminder that there’s no better time to experience the magic of the Valley Isle.

The Migration and Its Magic

Every year, humpback whales travel more than 3,000 miles from the icy feeding grounds of Alaska to the warm, sheltered waters of Hawai‘i. Here, in the ʻAuʻau Channel between Maui, Lānaʻi, and Kahoʻolawe, they breed, give birth, and raise their calves.…

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October on Maui’s West Side: A Celebration of Flavor and Music

October is one of the most vibrant months on Maui, and nowhere is this energy felt more than on the island’s stunning West Side. From the golden beaches of Kāʻanapali to the luxury setting of Kapalua, two world-class events light up the season: the Hawai‘i Food & Wine Festival and the Maui Jazz & Blues Festival. Each brings its own kind of magic, blending culture, artistry, and community in ways that make October an unforgettable time to visit.

Hawai‘i Food & Wine Festival: A Culinary Journey in Kāʻanapali

From October 24–26, 2025, the Hawai‘i Food & Wine Festival transforms Kāʻanapali into a gourmet paradise. For three days, celebrated chefs, winemakers, and mixologists gather to…

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Chief of War: A Landmark for Hawaiian Storytelling

Hawai‘i has always been more than a destination—it is a place where history, culture, and community are deeply rooted in the land. That’s why the release of Chief of War on Apple TV+ is so exciting. For the first time on a global stage, the story of Hawai‘i’s unification is being told with an emphasis on authenticity and respect, offering a glimpse into the strength and resilience that define these islands.

Casting, Culture, and Community

What makes Chief of War stand out is its commitment to authenticity. The casting features Native Hawaiian and Polynesian actors in central roles, with Kamehameha I portrayed by Kaina Makua, a community member whose presence brings gravitas and heart to the…

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Celebrating 30 Years of the Maui Arts & Cultural Center

The Maui Arts & Cultural Center (MACC) is marking its 30th anniversary this year, a milestone that highlights its lasting role in shaping community life on the island. Since opening in 1994, the MACC has been a place where people come together to enjoy live performances, visual art, and cultural events. For those considering making Maui home, it’s important to know that the island offers not only natural beauty but also a vibrant cultural scene anchored by the MACC.

From Vision to Community Landmark

The idea of creating a cultural hub for Maui began decades before its doors opened. After years of planning and fundraising, the MACC launched in 1994 as a dedicated space for music, theater,…

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