Full Moon Opening to Love for Singles

We provide a safe and supportive space for you to glimpse your most sacred and empowered self. This experience has helped thou-sands receive a quality of nurturing that benefits both giver and receiver. Open to 15 men and 15 women. Saturday, July 31, 7–10 p.m. $25. Pot-luck to follow. Tomas and Joan Heartfield, Ph.D. 572-1250. www.talkinghearts.com.

Legendary Flute Master G.S. Sachdev Performance

G.S. Sachdev returns to Maui for an extremely rare musical evening of North Indian ragas. Sachdev will be giving a solo performance in the beautiful sanctuary of the Makawao Union Church. Concert is at 8 p.m. on Sat., July 31. Tickets: $15 at the door. 1445 Baldwin Ave. in Makawao. For more info call 264-5205.

Tedeschi Vineyards 30 year Celebration

On Sunday, August 1, Tedeschi Vineyards will celebrate 30 years in business as Maui's only commercial winery. There will be live music, hula performances and tours from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm. There will also be tastings by their wine making staff. Kama'aina discounts will be offered in special gratitude to their local customers. Free anniversary logo glasses while supplies last! Come spend the day Upcountry in scenic Ulupalakua! Tedeschi Vineyards are open daily 9 am - 5 pm. Call 808-878-1266 or check www.mauiwine.com for more information.

MAUI TO MOLOKAI OCEAN CHALLENGE

Kaanapali to Kamalo
(808) 877-2111
Professional and amateur men, women and juniors, race in a downwind slalom course.

Salsa for Orphans™ Benefit

Best Salsa Party on Maui! Latin Dance Party, Fri., July 30, 8 p.m.–1:30 a.m. at Hapa’s in Kihei, phone 879-9001. Dancing, prizes, per-formances by Maui’s best dancers, live music by Dr. Nat & Rio Ritmo. 18 and over welcome. Beginner Salsa class at 8:30. All profits benefit orphans, learn more online at: www.RussianOrphan.org. Please contact us if you wish to be a sponsor or donate prize items for this or future events. Tickets $10 adv., $15 at door, see www.MauiSalsa.com or call 891-0321.

The Who!

The Who is playing at the outdoor amphitheater at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center at 7:30 pm on Wednesday, August 4th. Tickets are $95, $75 and $55 plus fees. This is a big show for Maui! Call 808-242-7469 for tickets and information.

Where do you go on Maui to watch sports?

Many visitors ask me where they can go while on Maui to watch the big game/fight/match. If you are on the West Maui side (Lahaina/Kaanapali/Kahana/Kapalua), the place to go is Rusty Harpoon right in Whaler's Village, Kaanapali (808-661-3123). If you are in the Central Maui area (Kahului/Wailuku), the place to check out is the Ale House (808-877-9001). For Southsiders (Kihei/Wailea/Makena), the Sports Page is your place (808-879-0602).

Conversations That Matter

For Singles Meet great new people for friendship and intimacy. Make and maintain conscious connections. Cultivate confidence and the art of relationship. Devel-op refined communication skills in pleasant one-on-one or small group settings. Includes potluck, music and dancing after. Friday, June 18, 7–9:30 p.m. $20 members. $25 non-members. Call for details and subject for night. MOA Center, 164 Kameha-meha Ave., Kahului. Tomas and Joan Heartfield, Ph.D., www.talkinghearts.com, 572-1250.

Free Presentation on Heavy Metal Toxicity

Naturopathic Doctor Ian Cholewa gives a free presenta-tion on the subject of Heavy Metal Toxicity and Chelation Therapy. Dr. Cholewa, a licensed naturopathic physic-ian, will talk about the symptoms linked to heavy metal toxicity, long-term health effects of heavy metal burden and various diagnostic and treatment methods, including chelation therapy. Effects of chelation therapy on cardiovascular health will also be discussed. Event will take place on Wednesday, July 28, 7 p.m. in Maui Meadows, Kihei. Please call 268-8548 for location and directions.

QUICKSILVER MOLOKAI TO OAHU PADDLEBOARD RACE

Kaluakoi Beach, Molokai
(808) 638-8208
Top international paddlers compete in this 32-mile paddleboard race to Oahu.

What is your favorite and...

least favorite local food?

“My least favorite is tripe stew because the way it is made. My favorite is kalua pig and poi.”
Lani Duponte
Statistical Clerk, Kula

“I enjoy all local food. I have different cravings at different times. I’ll eat any-thing. There is not much I don’t like.”
Kalaokona Akana
Police Evidence Custodian, Wailuku

“Pasteles, because it’s ono. I just love it. I can eat a whole bunch. Least favorite is pork and peas, because I hate peas.”
Vernon Gosney
Police Officer, Kihei

“I like all local food. My least favorite is anything that has bitter melon in it.”
Wizzie Kahalekai
Police Reports Reviewer, Waihe‘e

“My favorite is haupia. My least favorite is anything wrapped in seaweed.”
Lucy Bell
Barista/Editor, Kihei

“Most favorite is mahi mahi. Least favorite is lau lau. I’m not a pork person.”
Jennifer Marlow
Barista, Kihei

“Favorite local food would be breaded beef teriyaki. Least favorite is macaroni salad.”
Andy Oviedo
Service Technician, Kahului

“Kalua pig and poi is my favorite. Least favorite is raw fish.”
Kawai Sellers
Maui Theater Performer, Pa‘ia

“My favorite is shoyu chicken and mac salad. My least favorite is black dog.”
Melissa Torres
Airport Greeter, Kihei

“Favorite? That would have to be shave ice. My least favorite; fish soup.”
Jessica Chatelain
Restaurant Hostess, Kihei

Pot dealer gets six months in jail and probation

Peter J. Gilman, 24, was sentenced Friday to a six-month jail term for selling drugs at Baldwin Beach Park in Pa‘ia last year. Second Circuit Court Judge Joel August also placed Gilman on five years’ probation. Gilman will be permitted to serve the jail sentence on consecutive weekends beginning July 23 so he can continue working to support his pregnant wife. Gilman was arrested with nearly 200 grams of hashish and nearly 400 grams of marijuana in an undercover police operation. A 10-year prison term had been recommended. The prosecution agreed to a reduced charge of second-degree promotion of a harmful drug.

Thrillcraft and parasail law overturned

A federal judge invalidated a state law barring thrillcraft and parasail boats from operating off Ka‘anapali during the humpback whale season.

The ruling, issued by U.S. District Judge Susan Oki Mollway on July 9, was based on findings that the Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA) pre-empts the state law. The motion to invalidate the law was filed by Ka‘anapali Tours and UFO Chuting of Hawai‘i, two parasail operations who are forced to close their businesses every winter. The state law banned the operation of commercial thrillcraft such as Jet Skis and other high-speed boating operations in waters off South Maui and West Maui from December 15 through May 15, believing that fast-moving watercraft pose a threat to humpback whales that migrate to the area every winter. Mollway’s decision raises many concerns among environmentalists and lawmakers. Although the Marine Mammal Protection Act states that no vessel can approach within 100 yards of a protected marine mammal, high-speed craft like Jet Skis are often rented to inexperienced riders who pose a potential threat if they do not understand the laws about approaching whales.

Relay for Life

Relay for Life is a fun-filled overnight event to celebrate cancer survivorship and raise money for research and programs of the American Cancer Society. Help fight cancer, stop by this week’s local events: Molokai, July 16, and Central Maui, July 17. Lanai, July 23, and Lahaina, July 24. For more info contact the Maui ACS office at 244-5553 or visit www.cancer.org. No Problem Is Too Big For God Overwhelmed? Please listen next Sunday to hear from people who have found that turning to God is the most reliable means of overcoming problems, no matter what they seem to be. Please tune in to the next Christian Science Radio Program. Sunday, July 18, at 8 a.m. on KNUI 900 AM. For more information please call 871-5087.

Summer Equestrian Events

Maui Horse Center presents the following events: Sanctioned Horse Show on Saturday, July 24. Schooling Show, Sun., July 25. A 3-day Dressage Clinic with acclaim-ed trainer and USA Equestrian Dressage Judge, Tom Poulin, July 26–28. All events at Maui Horse Center, 444 Makawao Ave. Call Robin at 572-9129 for more information.

STARBOARD HAWAII STATE WINDSURFING CHAMPIONSHIPS

Kanaha Beach Park, Kahului
(808) 877-2111
Professional and amateur men, women and juniors, race in a downwind slalom course.

Equestrian Events Announced

Maui Horse Center presents the following summer Equestrian events: Sanctioned Horse Show on Saturday, July 24. Schooling Show–a great experience for first time competitors and seasoned riders, Sunday, July 25. 3-day Dressage Clinic with acclaimed trainer and USA Equestrian Dressage Judge, Tom Poulin, Monday, July 26 through Wed., July 28. All events held at Maui Horse Center, 444 Makawao Ave. Call Robin Jensen at 572-9129 for more information.

Inner Reflections 2004: “Communications From the Heart”

is a spiritual retreat for women. Experience a separate vacation together with your mate on Maui at the Diamond Resort in Wailea. 2–3 day sessions are being offered between September 16–24. Limited to 25 persons per session. Deposit due July 24. For more information contact: Imagination Destinations at 878-3385 or vist Web site: www.imaginationdestinations.com.

Awesome Surfing movie!

If you like surfing, or at least like watching surfing, you must go see "Riding Giants." Filmmaker Stacy Peralta covers the 1,000 year history of big-wave surfing, but concentrates more on the last half century in this adrenalized action-documentary. Peralta, director of "Dogtown and Z-Boys," focuses on '50s legend Greg Noll, aka "Da Bull," '70s phenom Jeff Clark who discovered the big waves of Mavericks in Northern California, and current icon Laird Hamilton, one of the pioneers of tow-in surfing at Maui's Jaws, who has made his own place in the mythology of the sport.
You can check out this surfing movie on Maui at the only stadium seating theatre on Maui at the Maui Mall Megaplex in Kahului.

Seawatch Restaurant

If you don't feel like driving north to the Plantation House Restaurant in Kapalua, try its sister restaurant, the Seawatch Restaurant, in Wailea. This restaurant also has wonderful ocean views of the islands of Molokini and Kahoolawe and has a wonderful breakfast/lunch menu available from 8 am to 3 pm and great dinners from 5:30 pm. They also have a light menu available from 3 pm to 10 pm. They are open daily and are located at 100 Wailea Golf Club Drive in Wailea. Call for reservations at 808-875-8080

Plantation House Restaurant

My vote for best restaurant on Maui goes to the Plantation House! The views are absolutely beautiful as this restaurant is located on the Kapalua Golf Course with gorgeous ocean views of Molokai and Lanai. I send all of my family and friends to eat breakfast or lunch at the Plantation House so they can enjoy the wonderful views and the great combination breakfast/lunch menu.

The Plantation House Restaurant is also a very romantic place to eat dinner! They have the freshest seafood on their dinner menu and the best wait staff around! Call for dinner reservations at 808-669-6299. No reservations are taken for breakfast or lunch, just drop on in--you don't have to be playing golf! The restaurant is located at the clubhouse at 200 Plantation Club Drive in Kapalua.

Communicating With Those We Love

Compassion In Action For singles and couples. Six Thursday evenings, July 22 through August 26, 7–9:30 p.m. Utilizing some of Marshall Rosenberg’s work wedded to our own, to show people who care how to communicate in a way that makes it more likely to stay in harmony and find their way quickly through conflict. $125 paid in advance or $25 per evening. Huelo. Tomas and Joan Heartfield, Ph.D. www.talkinghearts.com. 572-1250.

Maui League of Republican Women

Tuesday, July 20, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Dunes Restaurant. Focusing on the Maui Advisory Board, guest speakers include George Kaya, the governor’s liaison for Maui, and three Maui Advisory Board members: Star Patterson, Madge Schae-fer and Kalei Sombelon. The event is open to the public. For lunch reservations ($20 per person), call MLRW Vice President Kathy Lindsey at 573-1646.

“Get Out of Your Head and Into Your Body”

With Meisner Acting Technique Call for a free intro evening. Classes begin Monday, July 19, and are held Mondays and Wednes-days from 7–9 p.m. 8 week session. Connect with your spontaneous instincts, be honest and present in the moment. Learn to really listen. We will work with scenes toward the end of class. Call Andrea 573-3253. Class size is limited.

Growing Dreams Arts & Flowers

Special event supporting Maui Youth & Family Services, featuring world-renowned designer Rene Van Rems who will fashion floral arrangements for one-of-a-kind vessels created by Maui’s celebrated artists. These fine art vessels will be available for purchase in the live auction. Luncheon by the Fairmont’s award-winning executive chef, Tylun Pang. Haute couture fashions featured in a special fashion segment. Tickets: $100 and $75. Call 579-8414, 878-1727 or visit www.myfs.org.

Makena Beach Cleanup

Sponsored by Sierra Club Maui Sat., July 17, 8:30 a.m.“We Love Makena Beach” cleanup, meet at the second paved parking lot at Makena Beach State Park. This cleanup will end with refreshments and watermelon as well as a commentary on area archaeological sites. Bring gloves; other supplies provided by Community Work Day. Pickup trucks especially welcome. For questions call: 573-8331. Sierra Club Maui call 579-9802 or visit Web site: hi.sierraclub.org/maui.

Aha Hula 2004

An Evening of Hula, Oli and Hawaiian Music Sat., July 17 at Maui Arts & Cultural Center, Castle Thea-ter. Pre-show festivities begin at 5:30 p.m. in the courtyard. Castle Theater show starts at 7:30 p.m. The show’s first half is dedicated to hula kahiko, some of which are rarely seen. Second half is a concert of traditional and contemporary Hawaiian music with hula. Keali‘i Reichel will perform a traditional mele ma’i taught by Hula Master Uncle George Holokai. Tickets at the MACC Box Office, 242-SHOW.

KAPALUA JR OPEN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS (July 17-18)

Kapalua Tennis Garden
(808) 669-5677
Boys and girls compete in singles and doubles in this annual tournament.

GROWING DREAMS

The Fairmont Kea Lani Maui
(808) 878-1727
Floral demonstrations with fashion show, lunch, auction and flower sale benefiting Maui Youth & Family Services.

Pineapple Tours Offered

The Maui Pineapple Plantation Tour is offered Mondays through Fridays (except holidays) from 9:30 am to noon and 12:30 to 3 pm. Veteran plantation workers lead tours of fields and discuss the history and cultivation of pineapples. Cost is $29 per person. Call 808-669-8088 for more information.

Conversations That Matter For Singles

July 16, Friday, 7–9:30 p.m. Directed toward friendship & intimacy for those who wish to make and maintain consci-ous connections and cultivate the fine art of relationship. Expand your ability to appre-ciate the uniqueness of men and women and their appro-ach to life. Develop refined communication and relation-ship skills in pleasant one-on-one and small-group settings. $20 member, $25 non-mem-bers. Potluck to follow. New Location! MOA - True Health Center, 164 Kamehameha Ave., Kahului. Tomas & Joan Heartfield, Ph.D. 572-1250. www.talkinghearts.com.

NHRA DRAG RACING (July 16-17)

Maui Raceway Park, Puunene
(808) 281-1273
Exciting drag racing for the entire family.

Maui Ocean Center's "Sex in the Sea Week"

From Friday, July 17 to Thursday, July 23, the Maui Ocean Center will feature "Sex and the Sea Week," where guests hear wet, wild, and wacky stories about how marine animals reproduce during specialist presentations. The aquarium will also host evenings centering on mystical coral spawning at a time deisnated by "coral spawning experts' in early July. Call 808-270-7075 for more information.

The Fairmont Kea Lani Maui

This all-suite luxury oceanfront resort offers lagoon-style pools and tropical landscaping, championship golf and tennis plus beach and water sports. Enjoy specialty restaurants with live entertainment and the video library.

Location:
On Polo Beach at the Wailea Resort on Maui's south shore. Approximately 25 minutes from Kahului Airport.

Amenities and Activities:
Air Conditioning, Lanai, Refrigerator, Restaurants, Cocktail Lounge, In-Suite Dining, On Beach, Swimming Pool, Golf, Health Spa/Fitness Center, Catamaran Sails, Snorkeling.

Nearby Attractions:
Volcano Trips, Helicopter Tours, Hana Adventures, Sailing Trips, Wailea's Finest Luau, Hike Maui, Golf, Snorkeling, Scuba.

Dining:
Caffe Ciao, Kea Lani Restaurant, Nick's Fishmarket, Polo Beach Grille, Private Hoku Lani Dining, and In-Room Dining.

Offer valid through 12/9/2004

Dates 8/26 - 12/9
Type Airfare included
Departure Los Angeles, CA (LAX)
Description Thurs
Nights 6 Days
Price From $1,490.00* (USD)
Quote call 800-644-7016 to get additional information on your chosen travel date. Special offers or competitive pricing may be available!

Paradice Bluz

Dicey, redbrick, speakeasy... Lahaina's new underground! Paradice Bluz is a new, red-hot basement club which opened on July 1st on Front Street under Billabong. It blends Maui with the lounge feel of New York City's speakeasy scene, and features booth seating. The entertainment will be a healthy blend of jazz, blues, Hawaiian, contemporary R&B, funk and it will also be a comedy club!

The cover charge will depend on the entertainment value, but pricing will range from $5-$10. For more information, call 808-667-5299 or visit www.paradicebluz.com I have been there and I loved it! Check it out!

Reilly's Steaks & Seafood has moved!

Reilley's Steaks and Seafood has moved from Kaanapali to Kahana, having recently taken over the Roy's Nicolina space.

Now serving dinner only, their hours are 5:30-10:00 everyday. A pianist performs from 6:30 - 9:30 pm, Monday - Friday. Call 808-665-1881 for more information and reservations.

MAUI WOMEN’S RODEO (July 10-11)

Tom Morrow Equestrian Center, Makawao
(808) 573-1324
Watch the women compete in traditional rodeo events.

MAUI FIN CO. OPEN

Kanaha Beach Park, Kahului
(808) 877-2211
Professional and amateur men, women and juniors, race in a downwind slalom course.

Slack Key Guitar

The Masters of Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar concert series continues with two shows every Tuesday evening at the Ritz-Carlton in Kapalua.

July 13 - Genoa Keawe
July 20 - Cyril Pahinui
July 27 - Bobby Ingano
August 3 - Dennis Kamakahi

At Last! Real Hawaiian music with the legends of slack key guitar. Hear the music and talk story with the artists. Shows at 6:00 pm and 8:30 pm. Tickets are $35. For reservations, call 808-669-3858

KAPALUA WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL (July 8-11)

Kapalua Resort
(800) KAPALUA or (808) 669-0244
23rd annual culinary event, features renowned Chefs, wine and food experts, cooking demonstrations and wine tasting seminars.

Tunnel Your Way through a Lava Tube!

Trek with experienced guides deep into the subterranean passages of Ka'eleku Caverns, the 18th largest volcanic lava tube in the world.

You will witness firsthand the last seconds of a lava flow that formed this portion of Maui thousands of years ago. Your guide will explain the many lava formations along with current theories of their origins.

This hike is not a claustrophobic event. The lava tube contains massive chambers, 30 to 40 feet in height and the atmosphere is anything but stuffy. Temperatures average about 63 degrees F. and cool, fresh air moves through the entire lava tube system.

Maui Cave Adventures provides the gear: hardhats, flashlights, gloves and hip packs with bottles of water. Hikers must wear closed-toe shoes. Long pants and t-shirts are suggest caving attire. Two tours are offered, the scenic walking tour for hikers age 6 and up which usually departs at 11 am and the wild adventure tour for physically fit participants age 15 and older, which beings at 1 pm.

Ka'leku Caverns is located three miles before Hana. From Kahului, take Hana Highway 360 toward Hana. Past mile marker 31, turn left on Ulaino Road. Drive 0.4 miles to the Ka'eleku Caverns visitor center entrance. Maui Cave Adventures offers tours every day but Sunday. Reservations are recommmended. To reserve, go to:
https://spinel.site-secure.net/paradisemaui/activities/maui_cave.html

Give Blood. It’s Safe. It’s Simple. It Saves Lives.

Everyday in Hawai‘i, patients count on volunteer blood donors for survival. To donate you must be healthy, 18 years or older, weigh at least 110 lbs., and provide photo ID. The Blood Bank of Hawai‘i holds blood drives on Maui every eight weeks. Upcoming Maui donation dates/locations include: Monday, July 5, at Kihei Community Center. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, July 6–8 at Cameron Center, Wailuku. To make an appointment or get more information, please call 1-800-372-9966 or visit www.bbh.org.

Wishing you a Glorious 4th of July

Have a safe and spirited Independence Day filled with patriotism for our great country and pride in the freedom we hold so dear from all of us at ParadiseMaui.Com and MauiQueen.Com! REMEMBER Keep Your Pet Safe on July 4th more...http://www.hsus.org/ace/14401

Maui OnStage Presents HAIR

Hair, the American tribal love-rock musical will be showing at the Iao Theater in Wailuku from July 9 - August 1, 2004.

Showtimes for Hair will be on Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 pm and on Sundays at 5 pm. Advance tickets are $20 for adults and $18 for Seniors/Students ($22/$20 at the door). Opening night gala at Cafe Marc Aurel located at 28 N. Market St in Wailuku beginning at 4:30 pm. "HAIR" is not suitable for children.

OLD FASHION FOURTH OF JULY

Front Street, Lahaina
(888) 310-1117 or (808) 667-9194
An old fashion Independence Day celebration with parade and free fireworks show.

Mango Season

Now is the time to try the Mango Supreme, a fresh Chevre made with ripe mangos and Mango chutney. A wonderful fruity cheese with a little kick. The only thing you really need for this cheese is just a little spoon.

Or do you prefer the Mango Quark? Mango Quark for breakfast with some fresh mango slices and some cereal is a perfect triple c-start for the day (triple c = low in carbs, calories, and cholesterol).

What about both of them? Surfing Goat Dairy has to make Mango Supreme and Mango Quark fresh nearly every day because it sells so fast. You can also try their Mango Whey smoothie when you come to the dairy to buy your Chevre and Quark. The smoothie is a wonderful refreshing smoothie--full of protein, vitamins and minerals.

Surfing Goat Dairy is located at 3651 Omaopio Road in Kula. Their dairy hours are Monday through Saturday 10-5, and Sunday, 10-2. Next available Grand Dairy tours are on July 17th and August 14th at 9 am. Casual Dairy tours run daily during business hours. Call 808-878-2870 or email info@surfinggoatdairy.com

12TH ANNUAL LANAI PINEAPPLE FESTIVAL

Dole Park, Lanai City
(808) 565-7600
A celebration of Lanai’s pineapple plantation and ranch history, includes pineapple eating and cooking contests, entertainment, arts and crafts, food and
fireworks.

Annual Bazaar and Garage Sale

Makawao Hongwanji Mission, 1074 Makawao Ave. Bazaar will offer baked goods, chow fun, sushi, preserves, plants, fresh produce, flowers and a gigantic rummage sale. Be there early for the best selections! Garage sale begins Saturday, July 3, 7–11 a.m. and continues on Sunday, July 4, 6–11 a.m. Bazaar held Sunday only, July 4, 6–11 a.m. For more information call, 572-7229.

The Gazebo Restaurant

Want a great place to eat breakfast on the ocean? Try the Gazebo Restaurant located on the ocean at Napili Shores Resort in Napili (5315 Lower Honoapiilani Rd). They serve breakfast and lunch from 7:30 am to 2:00 pm daily and the view cannot be beat. They do not take reservations so be prepared to wait as this is quite the popular place, especially with the locals! They have great mac nut pancakes, omelettes, burgers, specialty salads and more at very reasonable prices. Call 808-669-5621 for more information.

MAKAWAO PARADE & RODEO (July 2-4)

Oski Rice Arena, Makawao
(808) 572-2076
Celebrate Independence Day, Maui-style with street parade, rodeo, entertainment and down-home fun.

Blink-182 and UB40 Concerts

Blink-182 and UB40 are both holding concerts at the Maui Arts & Cultural Theater's A&B Amphitheater in August. Blink-182's show is on Sautrday, August 14th at 7:00 pm. Tickets are $35. UB40's show is on Thursday, August 19th, also at 7:00 pm, and tickets are also $35. For ticket information, call 808-242-7469.

Jack Johnson

Jack Johnson, with his bluesy-rock, is going to perform at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center's Castle Theater on Tuesday, August 10th at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $36 and $26. Call 808-242-7469 for ticket information.

The Who in Concert at the MACC

Roger Daltry and Pete Townsend have reformed their old group, The Who, and have added an August 4th show at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center's A&B Amphitheatre to their tour. Tickets went on sale to MACC members last Monday and to the general public today at the MACC box office. For tickets, call 808-242-SHOW.