Category: Events

Thursday, October 24th, from 6 – 7:30 PM at
Historic Baldwin Home Museum – Front Lawn
(corner of Dickenson and Front Streets)

Kalani Miles, ‘Aiau Koa, Mark Vaught and Richard Bissen comprise the group, Koa.

Although the four musicians come from diverse musical backgrounds, they are all passionate about one thing — Hawaiian music. The common thread that brought these friends together was their passion for the songs of old Hawai‘i and the challenge of achieving that traditional sound revered by their parents. Whether playing smooth melodies or striking harmonies on guitar, bass and ‘ukulele, the members of Koa love to engage in old time Hawaiian music. They perform together around the island.

Details:

The outdoor event takes place from 6-7:30 pm at the Baldwin Home Lawn, located at the corner of Dickenson and Front Streets. There is limited seating on a first come, first served basis; low beach chairs and mats are welcome.

Paid parking is available in the lot behind the Baldwin Home.

Now in its 11th year, the Hawaiian Music Series is presented by the Lahaina Restoration Foundation and is sponsored by the Hawaii Tourism Authority and Outlets of Maui.

For more information, contact  the LRF office at 808-661-3262, or visit www.lahainarestoration.org

Thursday, September 26th, from 6 – 7:30 PM at
Historic Baldwin Home Museum – Front Lawn
(corner of Dickenson and Front Streets)

A message from Wailau Ryder:

I started playing music at around 8 yrs old. My mother was a kumu hula for her halau and my dad played guitar, so growing up I was always surrounded by music and hula. I’ve been playing music for over 30 years with many different artists. I’ve played alongside Bruddah Iz, as a founding member of Na Palapalai, Randy Lorenzo, The Lim Family, Raiatea Helm, Amy Gilliom, Napua Greig, Kalani Pe’a, and many more. I’m currently working on a few music projects as a producer/arranger/musician and played on over 100 albums to date. I perform with lots of local artists here in Hawaii till this day.

Details:

The outdoor event takes place from 6-7:30 pm at the Baldwin Home Lawn, located at the corner of Dickenson and Front Streets. There is limited seating on a first come, first served basis; low beach chairs and mats are welcome.

Paid parking is available in the lot behind the Baldwin Home.

Now in its 11th year, the Hawaiian Music Series is presented by the Lahaina Restoration Foundation and is sponsored by the Hawaii Tourism Authority and Outlets of Maui.

For more information, contact  the LRF office at 808-661-3262, or visit www.lahainarestoration.org

Honor the traditions of China at the annual Chinese Moon Festival, a favorite past-time for family, friends and sweethearts to reunite under a full moon during the mid-autumn harvest.

FREE EVENT
Saturday, September 14th
4pm – 9pm
Wo Hing Museum
858 Front St, Lahaina

Leading up to the festival, from Monday, Sep. 9 to Sep. 14th, admission to the Wo Hing Museum & Cookhouse is FREE. Visitors will enjoy a Chinese lantern display, Moon Festival special exhibit, and traditional Moon Goddess harvest display. ON SALE during the week are delicious moon cakes all the way from Hong Kong!

Saturday, September 14th: Schedule of Activities

• At 1 PM and 6 PM: “Story of the Moon Festival and Tea Culture” presented by Wo Hing Museum Cultural Director, Dr. Busaba Yip and tea specialist, Fawn Shang of Oahu. (Taiwanese moon cake sampling included)
• From 4 to 9 PM:
  • Tea Garden with Moon cakes and Chinese Teas (for purchase)
  • Keiki Art Activity – Painting with Tea
  • Learn to Play Mahjong
• From 6 to 7 PM: 
  • Chinese calligraphy and knot-tying
  • Erhu musical performance
• From 5 to 7:30 PM 
  • Crispy Gau Gee food demo and tasting, by Chef Bobby Santos

Thursday, August 29, from 6 – 7:30 PM at
Historic Baldwin Home Museum – Front Lawn
(corner of Dickenson and Front Streets)

Kala’e Parish has been a professional musician and entertainer in Hawai’i since 2013 performing throughout the islands and abroad. He has always had a deep-rooted love for music inspired by a musical family. However, the musical journey began during his college years in Oregon. There, he began writing his own music and discovering his vast musical interests. Upon moving home in 2013, he began recording and releasing original music alongside band Eden Roc with songs earning top spots on Hawaii’s #1 radio stations. In 2016, he began his solo journey as an artist performing at steady spots in Honolulu and recording his very first album.

His new album titled Where I Reside will be released in Fall 2019. This eclectic, 8-track album will feature all original songs written by himself with a fresh twist of music from pop country infused with lyrics about his island home to smooth latin rock to love ballads. 

The outdoor event takes place from 6-7:30 pm at the Baldwin Home Lawn, located at the corner of Dickenson and Front Streets. There is limited seating on a first come, first served basis; low beach chairs and mats are welcome.

Paid parking is available in the lot behind the Baldwin Home.

Now in its 11th year, the Hawaiian Music Series is presented by the Lahaina Restoration Foundation and is sponsored by the Hawaii Tourism Authority and Outlets of Maui.

For more information, contact  the LRF office at 808-661-3262, or visit www.lahainarestoration.org.

Thursday, July 25, from 6 – 7:30 PM at
Historic Baldwin Home Museum – Front Lawn
(corner of Dickenson and Front Streets)

Leo Mana, which means “the powerful voice(s)”, is a Hawaiian music trio coming together from different parts of Maui. Jacob Delanux, guitar/vocals, is a third generation musician, and the son of the band’s original guitarist.  Le’a Pacheco*, bass guitar/vocals, comes from a prestigious hula background as well as having won awards for Hawaiian falsetto. Kason Gomes, lead ukulele/ vocals, won first place at the 2017 Richard Ho’opi’i Leo Ki’eki’e Falsetto Contest.
* Due to a scheduling conflict, local artist Kana Pikini will be filling in for Le’a Pacheco.

The outdoor event takes place from 6-7:30 pm at the Baldwin Home Lawn, located at the corner of Dickenson and Front Streets. There is limited seating on a first come, first served basis; low beach chairs and mats are welcome.

Paid parking is available in the lot behind the Baldwin Home.

Now in its 11th year, the Hawaiian Music Series is presented by the Lahaina Restoration Foundation and is sponsored by the Hawaii Tourism Authority and Outlets of Maui.

For more information, contact  the LRF office at 808-661-3262, or visit www.lahainarestoration.org.

History comes to life where history was laid to rest.

SOLD OUT

Friday, July 12, from 6 – 8:30 PM at
Waiola Church Cemetery
(535 Waine’e Street, Lahaina)

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Admission is $25/person
(includes performance and pupu)
Space is limited to 75 guests

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We invite you to hear stories of Hawaii’s past directly from the people who lived it.

Join missionary Rev. Jonathan Green, historian David Malo, and Lahainaluna superintendent Rev. Lorrin Andrews for an evening of drama, conversation and pupu.

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Details:

* Doors open at 6 p.m. Performances start at 6:30 p.m.

* There will be three performances occurring simultaneously, and guests with cycle through all three performances, so please plan on a bit of walking during the event.

* This is an outdoor event, so please dress accordingly.

* Free parking is available at the site of the event (Waiola Church).

This program is funded through the Hawaii Tourism Authority Community Enrichment Program.

Thursday, June 27, from 6 – 7:30 PM at
Historic Baldwin Home Museum – Front Lawn
(corner of Dickenson and Front Streets)

Dwight Kanae, a well-known slack key guitarist throughout the islands, is the featured entertainer at this monthʻs Hawaiian Music Series concert.

The outdoor event takes place from 6-7:30 pm at the Baldwin Home Lawn, located at the corner of Dickenson and Front Streets. There is limited seating on a first come, first served basis; low beach chairs and mats are welcome.

Paid parking is available in the lot behind the Baldwin Home.

Now in its 11th year, the Hawaiian Music Series is presented by the Lahaina Restoration Foundation and is sponsored by the Hawaii Tourism Authority and Outlets of Maui.

For more information, contact  the LRF office at 808-661-3262, or visit www.lahainarestoration.org.

Tuesday, June 11th, from 9 AM – 4 PM at
Historic Baldwin Home Museum
(corner of Dickenson and Front Streets)

Baldwin Home Museum will celebrate King Kamehameha’s birthday on June 11.

Kamehameha Day is a state holiday honoring the memory of the great king, Kamehameha I, who united the Hawaiian Islands and became Hawai`i’s first king in 1810.

The event will begin at 9 am with the presentation of ho’okupu to honor King Kamehameha I.

Beginning at 10 am, the public can participate in Hawaiian games on the museum grounds.  Attendees are encouraged to try their hand at ulu maika (similar to lawn bowling) or attempt to throw a wooden spear into the trunk of a banana tree. Konane boards will be available for those wanting to play the Hawaiian board game similar to checkers.  Attendees can also participate in hands on Hawaiian craft activities.

The day will end at 2 pm with live music by George Kahumoku, with concert seating set up in the shade of the trees on the Baldwin Home lawn.

The Baldwin Home Museum will offer free admission from 10 am to 4 pm.

This free event is sponsored by Na Kapuna O Maui and Lahaina Restoration Foundation. For more information, call 661-3262 or visit Lahainarestoration.org

Thursday, May 30, from 6 – 7:30 PM at
Historic Baldwin Home Museum – Front Lawn
(corner of Dickenson and Front Streets)

[Pa’ani ; play or to play]

Formed specifically for the enjoyment of playing music, and based out of Waiehu, Maui, the gentlemen of Pa’ani consists of Kevin Brown : Slack Key (Ki’hoalu) Guitar, Kahala Greig : Uke Bass, Kalani Miles: 12 String Guitar and Antone Kapalu : Ukulele. 

Pa’ani plays traditonal Hawaiian (Nahenahe) style music.  Sit back, relax and let the music soothe your soul!! Aloha from Pa’ani!!??

Now in its eleventh year, the Hawaiian Music Series is sponsored by the Hawaii Tourism Authority and the County of Maui Office of Economic Development. For more information, call the Lahaina Restoration Foundation office at 661-3262 or visit @LahainaRestoration on Facebook.

Friday, May 17th
5:30 to 8:30pm
Old Lahaina Prison (corner of Prison St. and Wainee St.)

Lahaina Restoration Foundation welcomes all to an evening of celebration. The public is invited to join the board of directors, staff and members for theater, Hawaiian music and pupu.

The highlight of the evening will be an intimate and engaging performance from Moses Goods, an award-winning, Maui-born writer, storyteller and actor. Goods will portray David Malo, a 19th-century Native Hawaiian historian and scholar, as he delivers a short, dramatic monologue.

In addition to the dramatic performance, the recipients of Lahiana Restoration Foundation’s 2019 scholarships will be announced. For the 2019-20 school year, a total of $47,000 in scholarships will be presented to 11 graduating seniors and 7 alumni of Lahainaluna High School.

The Annual Meeting will include a short business meeting with a report by Lahaina Restoration Foundation Board President David Allaire on the organization’s accomplishments in 2018.

Please join us for this special, and one-of-a-kind event, a celebration of National Preservation Month 2019’s theme, #ThisPlaceMatters. The event is free and open to the public, and parking is available at the municipal lot on the corner of Prison St. and Front St.

Moses Goods performance is curtesy of Hawaiian Mission Houses Historic Site and Archives and funded in part by The Hawaii Tourism Authority.

For more information, contact Lahaina Restoration Foundation at info@lahainarestoration.org or 808-661-3262.