On November 5 at 7 p.m. the Maui Arts & Cultural Center will host the world premier of When the Mountain Calls: Nepal, Tibet & Bhutan.

Organized by Hāna residents, the event is designed to promote a deeper understanding of native limu and to make people mindful of their role in making sure our resources are here for generations to come.

Locally-based company Maui Peace Organics, Inc. has recently created a new type of healthy meal-replacement superfood bar.

Paint is in turn offered for free to the public, schools, and non-profit organizations and is used for graffiti cleanups, beautification projects, and the annual “Paint-a-Can” program.

The Sharing, Shopping & Symphony event was organized by agents at Windermere, Valley Isle Properties,who donated a total of 150,000 of their own Hawaiian Air miles as a Grand Prize.

The thought of wearing high heels did not deter over 100 men from participating in Tuesday’s “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” event. Hosted at UHMC in Kahului, the event called upon men to take a stand, literally against domestic violence.

The local production of the three-time Tony award-nominated musical, features students from the Maui Preparatory Academy, Drama Club and 7AM rock band. A

Claire has lived alone in the valley self-sustained (with no running water, internet, or electricity) for seven years.

Information on free and affordable food options for low-income Maui residents through food distribution programs such as Maui Food Bank.

“Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” is an internationally-recognized men’s march to stop rape, intimate partner violence, sexual assault, and gender violence. The Maui event will take place on Tuesday, October 18th, 2011, from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. on the UH Maui College Great Lawn.