Celia Alario presents
July 31, 2005
QUICKSILVER MOLOKA‘I TO OAHU PADDLEBOARD RACE
Kaluako‘i Beach, Moloka‘i
(808) 638-8208
Top international paddlers compete in this 32-mile paddleboard race to Oahu
HAWAII INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL
Whalers Village Center
(808) 941-9974
12th Annual Jazz Festival, free and open to the public
July 30, 2005
HAWAII INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL
Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center
(808) 941-9974
12th Annual Jazz Festival, free and open to the public
July 25, 2005
25-29 SUMMER NATURE ADVENTURE PROGRAM
Hawai‘i Nature Center, Iao Valley
(808) 244-6500
A weeklong summer program where professional educators lead keiki in a variety of activities to include forest
hikes, stream investigations, nature crafts, weather experiments, Hawaiian games and more
July 24, 2005
24-25 HAWAII STATE SHOOT
Lana‘i Pine Sporting Clays
(808) 559-4600
A 100-bird shoot which counts towards the Club Championship Series
July 23, 2005
23-24 KEIKI HULA FESTIVAL
Lahaina Cannery Mall
(808) 661-5304
Local Maui keiki share in the spirit of song and dance
July 22, 2005
22-23 NHRA DRAG RACING
Maui Raceway Park, Puunene
(808) 281-1273
Exciting drag racing for the entire family
July 21, 2005
21-30 KA ‘AHA HULA ‘O HALAUAOLA WORLD CONFERENCE ON HULA
Various locations throughout Maui
(808) 984-3363
A weeklong celebration of hula and the Hawaiian culture with workshops and nightly performances
July 18, 2005
18-22 SUMMER NATURE ADVENTURE PROGRAM
Hawai‘i Nature Center, Iao Valley
(808) 244-6500
A weeklong summer program where professional educators lead keiki in a variety of activities to include forest
hikes, stream investigations, nature crafts, weather experiments, Hawaiian games and more
July 16, 2005
16-17 KAPALUA JR OPEN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Kapalua Tennis Garden
(808) 669-5677
Boys and girls compete in singles and doubles in this annual tournament
July 11, 2005
11-15 SUMMER NATURE ADVENTURE PROGRAM
Hawai‘i Nature Center, Iao Valley
(808) 244-6500
A weeklong summer program where professional educators lead keiki in a variety of activities to include forest
hikes, stream investigations, nature crafts, weather experiments, Hawaiian games and more
July 10, 2005
KAPALUA WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL
Kapalua Resort
(800) KAPALUA or (808) 669-0244
24th annual culinary event, features renowned Chefs, wine and food experts, cooking demonstrations and wine
tasting seminars
July 09, 2005
9-10 MAUI WOMEN’S RODEO
Tom Morrow Equestrian Center, Makawao
(808) 573-1324
Watch women compete in traditional rodeo events in Makawao
TERRIFIC TREES
Hawai‘i Nature Center, Iao Valley
(808) 244-6500
E komo mai . . . come and see how these tremendous trees in Iao Valley live and why they are so important to
everyone
July 04, 2005
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
MAUI FESTIVAL CONCERT
Library Lawn, Lahaina
(808) 283-3576
2005 Maui Invitational Band Festival members entertain prior to the Lahaina Town fireworks
July 02, 2005
LANA‘I PINEAPPLE FESTIVAL
Dole Park, Lana‘i City
(808) 565-3240
13th annual celebration of Lana‘i’s pineapple plantation and ranch history, includes pineapple eating and cooking
contests, entertainment, arts and crafts, food and fireworks
MAUI FESTIVAL JAZZ CONCERT
Whalers Village
(808) 283-3576
Festival Jazz Band led by Emil Richards, award-winning vibraphonist
MAKAWAO PANIOLO PARADE
Makawao Town
(808) 572-9565
40th annual parade showcasing Maui’s best Paniolos
July 01, 2005
Birth Explorations With Stephanie Mines, Ph.D.
Prenatal life and birth shape our health. Participants will discover their own formative history and learn how to support others in this inquiry. This program will change the way you understand yourself and others, especially your children. Open to all interested. July 1–2, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. daily. Register/info 303-499-5427, or e-mail rinchenmaui@earthlink.net.