Maui No Ka Oi Magazine

Sam Ka‘ai is recognized in a profound new exhibit.

Ono Farms is the largest tropical organic fruit farm in the state.

Whether you’re a thoroughbred or a couch jockey, Maui has the race for you.

Meet Wailuku artist David Sandell.

Explore the sacred space of a Hawaiian sweat lodge.

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

Two who design homes for others design themselves a singular retreat.

Maui may be a small island, but what we lack in size, we more than make up for with dynamic individuals who shape the way we think of ourselves, our community, and our island home.

Maui’s Top Restaurants Dish up Plenty of Winning Aloha!

Little did I know, ensconced as I was in the frenetic pace of life, that I had misplaced one crucial item: myself.

From the beginning, the idea was that “it would become an anchor for the whole community.”

Maui Forest Bird Recovery Project works to keep the forest feathered.

Raising Wake at Maui’s Small-Boat Harbors

You enter and find yourself transported half a world away.

Discover an ultra-light perspective on life.

Gossip Gourmet dishes about the 2006 'Aipono Awards, and doles out prizes of her own.

Kaheawa Wind Powerbrings alternative energy to Maui.

Maui's native ecosystems face continuing threat—but we can help restore the balance. Here are five people and one dog who are making a difference.

It was time to purchase a home, but being dumped into Maui’s real estate market is like being dropped into the Pacific Ocean during hurricane season with nothing but a rubber-ducky tube.

How I learned to fly on the Kahakapao Loop Trail.

Maui farms dig up delicious fare for island restaurants.

Dave Kalama has mastered more ocean sports than most people have even attempted—but you won’t hear him brag about it.

What makes a dwelling a place you long to return to? The experts say it happens by design.

No vacancy: Maui’s commercial harbor hits max occupancy.

The United Nations has declared 2005–2014 the Decade of Education for Sustainable Development. The UN could learn a thing or two from a little school on Maui.

The magnificent kukui, the state tree of Hawai‘i, has brought food, medicine, and both actual and spiritual illumination to generations of Maui residents.