53rd Annual Maui County Senior Fair set for Nov. 21 in Wailuku

Older adults, caregivers and families are encouraged to attend the 53rd Annual Maui County Senior Fair on Saturday, Nov. 21, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the J. Walter Cameron Center in Wailuku, announced the County of Maui Department of Human Concerns Office on Aging.

Emceed by Kathy Collins, the free event will feature live entertainment, food, activities, prizes and resources from more than 40 local businesses and organizations. The 53rd Annual Maui County Senior Fair is presented by Maui County Office on Aging, in partnership with Maui Economic Opportunity Inc. and the J. Walter Cameron Center.

This year’s theme, “Champion Your Health,” encourages older adults to take an active role in their well-being through preventive care, informed decision-making and community engagement that supports healthy, independent living, according to the Office on Aging.

Features of this year’s fair include:

• Entertainment from Josh Kahula & the Nuff Sedd Trio, Maui Taiko and Maui Waena Intermediate School Group
• Hourly door prizes
• Games and activities for all ages
• AARP HomeFit instructor Gordon Gillis will present practical, room-by-room strategies to help older adults stay safe and independent at home, including simple changes to reduce fall hazards and improve bathroom safety and lighting, that make homes more comfortable and accessible
• An EnhanceFitness demonstration and a Senior Club Showcase featuring the Maui ILWU Pensioners, Lahaina-Honolua Seniors and Lokenani Hale Seniors
• Resources on health care, home care, financial management, legal issues, advance care planning, fraud prevention and more
• Health screenings and information about vaccinations from local pharmacies and health organizations
• Senior clubs will raise funds through sales of baked goods, small bentos, pastele plates, arts and crafts, household plants, jewelry and fashion
• Vendors and community organizations will offer information, products, food and other items

For more event information and a list of participating organizations, visit www.mauicountyadrc.org.

A part of the County Department of Human Concerns, Maui County Office on Aging is dedicated to promoting and protecting the well-being of Maui Nui’s older adults. For information, call the Office on Aging at 808-270-7774 or email MCOA.adrc@mauicounty.gov.