May-June 2014

May-June 2014 issue of Maui Nō Ka ʻOi Magazine

sterling silver word jewelry

Buy Here Now

For the enlightened shopper who supports local businesses, we offer these earthly delights — all made on Maui.
Spago beet salad

Winning Ways

Island flavors, a corker of a wine list, and a Haiku eatery that's pure poetry ... ʻAipono 2014 winners arrive at excellence by many an innovative path.
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The Kau Kau Tin

Diane learns about the kau kau tin, a traditional old Hawaiian lunch box, and celebrates the ohana and stars of Maui food culture.
Maui inspiring homes

Coming Back Home

A Maui girl returns to her roots — and so does her historic dwelling.
hawaiian fisherman nets

The Fisherman’s Net

From ancient times, Hawaiians have used this handwoven tool to gather an ocean harvest. For one Maui fisherman, it still holds a way of life and a sense of identity.

Mushroom Man

Mushroom hunting is an intimate relationship with the environment, knowing when the combination of moisture, soil and tree types will align.
Maui Film Festival history

Cinema by the Sea

They say a sequel never quite measures up to the original, but that's not the case with the Maui Film Festival, which seems to outdo itself year after year.
Kapalua Grand Tasting

Vintage Performance

The Grand Tasting finds a new home this year at The Montage.
legend of haleakala

Maddahs an’ Suns

Reflecting on Mother's Day, Tita shares a story about Hawaiian demigod Maui and his mother, goddess Hina.
Maui farmers markets

Maui’s Moveable Feast

Farmers’ markets and roadside stands let you sink your teeth into the island’s freshest flavors.