Maui Arts & Entertainment

For a list of upcoming events, concerts, shows and entertainment, find our comprehensive listing here.

Broadway singing star Sarah Uriarte Berry joins the Maui Pops Orchestra in a “Tribute to Judy Garland and Friends.”

The Shops at Wailea debuted Wailea Wednesdays, a live music event series featuring local musicians, last week. Now, guests can pau hana and enjoy live entertainment by a new artist every Wednesday from 4:30 to 6 p.m.

The Maui professional premiere of Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire opens at ProArts Playhouse March 25, 2022.

Hōʻike Night is usually free to the public, but in consideration of the long lines that event goers usually encounter, and health concerns related to COVID-19, event organizers have decided to sell tickets this year for $5 each.  The sale is for Hōʻike night tickets only; not competition nights, which are not being sold to the general public.

Viewpoints Gallery in Makawao presents Celebration of Hawaiʻi 2022, a 17th annual invitational art exhibit, open from Feb. 15 to April 16.

The Maui Arts & Cultural Center has added two productions in March with Kumu Kahua Theatre’s production of Victoria Kneubuhl’s historical drama The Conversion of Ka‘ahumanu and the Maui-debut of the Stars of American Ballet.

Ho‘omau 2022, a benefit concert to support Hawaiian language immersion preschool students at Pūnana Leo o Maui in Wailuku, will be held at Maui Nui Botanical Gardens in Kahului from 9 a.m. to sunset on Saturday, March 26.

Hui No’eau Visual Arts Center’s annual fundraising auction, Art Affair 2022: Color, Creativity, & Community – Celebrating Hui Artists!, features 245 contributions from more than 140 artists and local businesses.

Each Sunday, the rooftop at Maui Kuʻia Estate Chocolate factory in Lahaina hosts chocolate tasting and fundraising. It’s part of MKEC’s Chocolate Laulima, a cooperative program that promotes support and awareness of island nonprofit organizations.

Arts companies from Chicago and New Zealand are returning to the Maui Arts & Cultural Center this month for two theatrical performances.

The Hawaiian Music Series series returns on Thursday, March 31, and features Rama Camarillo and sons Kamaka and Kalʻe at the Baldwin Home lawn from 6 to 7:30 p.m.

A new live music series, Wailea Wednesdays, starts March 2 at The Shops at Wailea.

The Maui Arts & Cultural Center presents the return of the popular folk-pop band, Streetlight Cadence Thursday, March 17 at 7:30 p.m. in a ‘MACC Al Fresco’ concert under the glass roof in the open-air Yokouchi Pavilion.

Multidisciplinary artist and writer Anthony Hudson is coming to the Maui Arts & Cultural Center in March to perform “Looking for Tiger Lily,” using song, dance, drag and video to put a queer spin on the ancestral tradition of storytelling.

Arizona-based artist Bobby Zokaites and his studio assistant Kara Roschi are on a weeklong site visit to Wailuku to learn about its history, culture and sense of place for a sculpture they will create for a SMALL TOWN * BIG ART and Imua Discovery Garden project.

Hailed by DownBeat Magazine for his “quick-witted harmonic reflexes, fluid command of line and cut-to-the-chase  sense of narrative logic,” Aaron Goldberg is considered one of jazz’s most compelling pianists. He has produced five trio albums and over 80 others as a co-leader and collaborator. 

Mayor Michael Victorino announced that a group of Maui Kumu Hula and the County of Maui are in early planning stages to establish a cultural center called “Hālau of ʻŌiwi Art,” to be located in Wailuku, Maui.

Grammy-nominated Henry Kapono will host and perform during a four-concert series called the Hawaiʻi Legends Edition of Artist 2 Artist at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center.

Regency Theatre Kīhei Cinemas announced the return of its Indie & Foreign Film Series, Saturday mornings at 10:30 a.m. and Wednesday evenings at 7 p.m.