12 Great Reasons to Visit Maui

January:

 Hyundai Tournament of Champions.  PGA Tour champions compete.

February: 

Great Maui Whale Festival.  Events include a parade and live entertainment.  Open Studio Maui presents artist’s work.

March:

Whale & Ocean Arts Festival at the Banyan Tree, Prince Kuhio Celebration in Lahaina.

April:

Maui County Agricultural Festival has everything from fresh produce and flowers to educational booths.  Experience the Celebration of the Arts at the Ritz-Carlton in Kapalua.

May:

The Fairmont Kea Lani Maui May Day Celebration.  Enjoy lovely lei and Hawaiian entertainment.  Maui Onion Festival.  See why Maui onions are famous worldwide.  East Maui Taro Festival features Hawaii’s traditional food staple.  Ka Hula Piko Festival.  Molokai’s celebration of the birth of Hula.

June:

Maui Kapalua Wine & Food Festival.  Top chefs offer seminars, a Seafood Festival and more.  Film Festival at Wailea.  Hawaiian culture meets the big screen.

July:

Lana’i Pineapple Festival.  An all day event at Dole Park.  Makawao Rodeo & Paniolo Parade.  Competitors ride and rope for prizes.

August:

Simply the month for fun in the sun.  Whether you are hanging at your resort pool or one of the beautiful beaches of Maui, relax and take in your surroundings.

September:

Maui Marathon & Half Marathon.  Join the action with fun runs.  Maui County Fair.  Carnival games, rides and local food.  Enjoy the Festivals of Aloha.

October:

Maui County Fair.  Carnival games, rides and local food.  XTERRA World Championship.  An extreme off-road, multi-sport competition.

November:

Hula O Na Keiki.  Solo hula and chant competition for children.  Maui Invitational Basketball Tournament.  Top college teams meet at Lahaina Civic Center.

December:

Holiday Lighting of Lahaina’s Banyan Tree.  The historic, landmark tree glows with festive lights.

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