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Resurrecting Moku‘ulaBit by bit, archeologists are uncovering a forgotten island where kings once ruled and a sacred lizard kept watch. |
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A Place in HistoryThis Lahaina house is now a historic site. Five years ago, it faced demolition. |
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The Reef Around UsNudibranchs that dance, parrotfish that change their sex, and punk-rock wrasses are just a few of Maui's underwater wonders. |
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Biofuel BattlesAdvocates say biofuels could save big agriculture in the Islands, and reduce Hawaii’s unsustainable dependence on imported oil. Are we willing to pay the price? |
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Hot!Can an international fashion designer find life, love, and haute couture on Maui? Oh yeah! |
 | What: Ke Alahele Education Fund Benefit When: August 28, 5pm Where: Grand Wailea Resort Hotel & Spa click here for more info |
 | What: Keola Beamer & Raiatea Heml When: August 28, 7:30pm Where: Maui Arts & Cultural Center click here for more info |
 | What: Native Hawaiian Plant Sale When: August 28, 9am - 12noon Where: Maui Nui Botanical Gardens click here for more info |
 | What: Kalo (Taro) Workshop When: Sept 4 - Sept 6, 9am - 2pm Where: Maui Nui Botanical Gardens click here for more info |
The Winter 2010 edition of the Maui County Green Book will be published November 1, 2010. Don't miss your chance to be listed!
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To the delight of its director, Barry Rivers, the 2010 Maui Film Festival exceeded expectations, drawing 1,500 attendees to its screenings, panels, and special events, and generating an estimated $17 million in publicity for the Valley Isle. Some 650 folks--a few shown here--sampled Wailea restaurants' delectable fare at the June 20 Taste of Wailea. Among the celebrities mingling with Mauians were Malin Akerman, Josh Radnor and Bram Barouh; the three starred in Happythankyoumoreplease, one of several films shown at the festival that have gone on to critical acclaim. Another debut? Maui No Ka 'Oi as a Maui Film Festival Sponsor.
Days before being named 'Aipono's Chef of the Year, Cameron Lewark turned out a terrific wine dinner at Spago, while Better Brands served special bottles from California's Russian River. Proceeds benefit Maui Culinary Academy.
Still Purring: Some 540 party animals, many in costume, kicked up their heels at the Maui Humane Society's 2010 Fur Ball, which transformed the Grand Wailea's Tsunami Night Club into Kennel 54 Discoteque, and netted $176,000--the largest sum ever raised for the nonprofit.
In February 2010, twenty-six artists from around the Islands and across the U.S. spent a week soaking up the Maui sunshine and transforming it into art, while the rest of us got to watch. As annual sponsors of the Maui Plein Air Painting Invitational's artists' reception, Maui No Ka 'Oi had the toughest job choosing a single painting to award the prize.
Montessori Reigns: Cirque Pacifica entertained the throng at Rain Forest Rhapsody, Montessori School of Maui's April 17 gala fundraiser. The green theme extended beyond the Upcountry campus's jungle decor, leaving a minimal carbon footprint. Photos by Angelina Hills.
presents
Featuring: 
the wines of Napa Valley
Hosted by:
Pineapple Grill in Kapalua
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Saturday October 23, 6:00 p.m.
Call (808) 669-9600 to reserve seats.
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