Maui Style

From Tongan choirs to camping at Hulopoe, our shaka list gives you 25 reasons to fall in love with Maui.

On MNKO’s 10th anniversary, we look back at how our island has changed.

Our five environmental heroes for 2013 are saving the planet and paving the way for a greener future for Maui, Hawaiʻi, and the rest of the world.

25 reasons to love Maui — from chocolate to surfing!

Our five environmental heroes for 2012 are saving the planet and paving the way for a greener future for Maui, Hawaii and the rest of the world.

Orchids have a strange capacity for overstimulating otherwise sensible people. Especially on Maui.

White Orchid Weddings advises us on the latest trends for a walk down the aisle on the Valley Isle.

The Holidays are a time of giving, but organizations around Maui country give all year long. From Toys to education and canine assistance.

Story by Judy Edwards  |  Photo courtesy of Hawaiian Islands Land Trust When I stop by the funky-chic Wailuku offices of Maui Coastal Land Trust,...

Nudibranchs that dance, parrotfish that change their sex, and punk-rock wrasses are just a few of Maui's underwater wonders.

Two-dozen students, representing halau from Maui, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i Island and Japan, will compete at this year’s Hula O Na Keiki event.

Island Golf Works at Kahili Golf Course uses missile tracking technology in its FlightScope 3D Doppler Monitor to study your swing and create custom clubs.

Maui celebrates Chinese New Year with a bang.

The plucky little ukulele is making a mighty coming back, thanks to some big stars.

We dive into the world of Maui Master Swimmers and come up with some colorful characters.

Magic happens when the Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce meets on the beach in Wailea.

Call him courageous. Call him crazy. He's the man they call when there's danger between the devil and deep blue sea.

Chasing history by outrigger canoe: a landlubber's log on a voyage to the Northwest Hawaiian Islands

Maui Cultural Lands (MCL), a nonprofit dedicated to the reforestation of native flora, leads a weekly expedition up to Hana‘ula on the slopes of Mauna Kahalawai (the West Maui Mountains); planting, watering, weeding and clearing invasive foliage.

Every year, a magical holiday ritual unfolds at Kaluanui.

Polo has been a Maui mainstay for generations.

From Honolua Bay to the happy-faced spider--25 reasons Maui rocks!

Read writer Michael Stein's exclusive interview with Hawaii's own 'ukulele rock star, Jake Shimabukuro.

Read Hawaiian Outrigger Canoe Voyaging Society paddler's journals from onboard the American Islander.

Learn the traditional uses for native plants nurtured by Anna Palomino at Ho‘olawa Farms in Haiku.

Daniel Inouye's history of service and his accomplishments on behalf of Hawaiʻi are well known, but his work for the Valley Isle is a story in itself.

Beyond the “shaka,” that friendly thumb-and-pinkie hand waggle that says “hello” in a uniquely local fashio, is an intangible spirit defines these islands.