July-August 2014

Maui food trucks take delicious dining on the road.

Few people think of corals as animals — which they are — and fewer folks contemplate their sex lives! Yet coral spawns are magical events.

Some of the most delicate-looking and showy orchids grow in Hawaii, yet only three are native. The Hawaiian fringed orchid is the most rare of the three.

From new clubhouses, to fleets of new golf carts, to on-course renovations, Maui golf course layouts have spruced up for summer.

In contrast to modern hula, ancient hula is purely percussive.

Can the last Hawaii sugar plantation survive without cane fires? What happens to Maui if they stop?

The Maui Academy of Performing Arts could make a revolutionary difference to Maui's economic scene.

For these Napa Valley vintners, paradise is living where orchard and ocean meet.

In her column for July-August, Tita talks about cane burning in Maui.

Our top (and bottom) picks for Maui swimwear.