“Some legends are best left alone.” That’s the ominous tagline for the reboot of Blake and Brent Cousins’ 2001 film, “Night Marchers,” which premieres in theaters statewide on Friday. Maui moviegoers can catch the film at the Regal Maui Mall Megaplex in Kahului, where it will ...
November is just around the corner and with it comes National Caregiver Month. Every year the Maui County Office on Aging celebrates the incredible work of family caregivers at the Maui Family Caregiver Conference. Registration opens Tuesday for the for the Friday conference at the Grand Wailea. “Drift Away for a Day” is this year’s theme and it reminds caregivers that respite and self-care are essential for long-term caregiving. Just before takeoff, flight attendants tell us that in the event of an emergency we must first put on our own mask before helping others. This principle ...
More than 70 horses and riders recently enjoyed a six-hour ride through pastures and gulches up to 4,000 feet above sea level on Mt. Haleakala’s southern slope to raise funds for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Tennessee. The ride began on Thompson Road in Keokea through OW Ranch, ...
Thirty-two restaurants will be participating in Hospice Maui’s 10th annual Dine Out fundraiser on Nov. 12. On that day, a portion of the proceeds from meals at the designated restaurants will be donated to Hospice Maui. Participating restaurants by region include: • South Maui. 5 ...
The Buddha Reads book club meets once a month to review and discuss books that have a connection to Buddhism or Maui. For the months of October, November and December, the club is reading the book “The Delight of Being Ordinary” by Roland Merullo. The club’s first meeting to discuss this book will at 5 p.m. Oct. 30 in the social hall of the Wailuku Buddhist Temple (Wailuku Hongwanji Mission) on the corner of Vineyard and Kaniela streets. For details, contact Danny Topp at (719) 200-7300 or buddha.reads@gmail.com.
Maui Minyo Kai will have is annual Osarai Kai dance recital at 2:30 p.m. Nov. 9 at the Maui Okinawa Cultural Center in Wailuku. The public is invited to this free event. This year the dance club is celebrating Ken Tasaka’s 30 years of teaching Japanese dance. She began her teaching career on Oct. 9, 1989, and founded Maui Minyo Kai in 2012. The organization strives to perpetuate the Japanese culture through traditional Japanese dance. Her students refer to her as Tasaka-Sensei.
