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FEBRUARY Maui Whale Festivals
The Parade of Whales, the Whale Festival and the Great Whale Count all take place in February.
Open Studio Maui Visit Maui artists in their studios. The free self guided tours are during the rst three weekends.
MARCH Wailuku First Friday A street party on the rst Friday of each month. Market Street is closed to trafc. Entertainment, tasty treats and specials from the local vendors.
APRIL Agricultural Festival This free event is always the first Saturday of April. Produce, flowers, coffee and livestock displays, live entertainment and offerings from local chefs.
Banyan Tree Birthday Party Celebrate the birthday of one of our biggest trees with birthday cake, entertainment, and art and crafts under shade of the Banyan Tree.
East Maui Taro Festival
This annual event in Hana includes live music, food booths, hula and arts and crafts and a taro pancake breakfast.
MAY Onion Festival
Ka‘anapali pays tribute to sweet Maui Onions with a farmers market, which includes fresh fried Onion rings, professional cooking demon- strations and an onion eating contest.
Ka Hula Piko Festival Moloka‘i is known as the birthplace of hula. This cultural festival celebrates the tradition of hula with live entertainment, educational lectures, and arts and crafts.
Celebration of the Arts Experience Hawaiian culture at the Ritz Carlton Kapalua through hula performances, educational lectures and hands-on crafts projects for all ages. A lu‘au with live entertainment is also presented.
For more information go to
VisitMaui.com. Events subject to change.
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