September-October 2017

Learn what makes vacation ownership so popular.

Kā‘anapali Beach Hotel’s wedding specialists are here to help you plan the event of your dreams.

This issue offers just about everything to make your special day perfect . . . unless you forget.

The best way to make a brilliant statement? Whisper.

Follow your local guide and make the most of Maui's north shore on this romantic perfect day.

Let the romance begin before you walk down the aisle, the moment you slip into the most feminine lingerie of your life.

The Treehouse at Hotel Wailea specializes in romantic rendezvous and private cocktail parties.

During a lesson aboard the Gung Ho, you’ll work the lines, winches and sails, getting a workout while enjoying views of four different islands.

Kumu hula and lei maker, Gordean Bailey has spent a lifetime sharing the culture of aloha.

In Hawai‘i, the ipu (bottle gourd) ripens in the fall.

Texas native John Sandbach pays homage to both Texas and Maui in his culinary creations.

Casual and chic Maui-style clothing, artistic and whimsical gifts, jewelry, accessories, and items for the home.

Maui’s mobile bars bring craft-cocktail services right to your party.

“Maui really is a melting pot and QKC events reflect that,” says Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center's Marketing Director Toni Rojas.

Wedding plans blossom amid the ruins of Ha‘ikū’s historic sugar mill.

Choose from one-of-a-kind jewels and handbags, plus cozy and versatile clothing not found elsewhere.

This is the story of the weeping canoe that hangs from the ceiling of Nalu’s South Shore Grill.

A ragtag property gets a modern makeover by a real estate developer who never says never.

Keep your lips and skin happy using Maui Babe products.

Hui No‘eau Visual Arts Center offers exceptional ways for couples and wedding parties to celebrate that special day.

Whatever your taste, whatever the event, these Maui catering companies really deliver.