Laura was wonderful and interesting to chat with and gave us good travel advice for driving further…read moresouth from Hana. Plus her art is beautiful and affordable. I purchased 5 prints and can't wait to have them framed and hung.

What a wonderful surprise to find this gallery tucked away in Hana. We were admiring Laura's…read moreartwork in a gallery in Lahaina, but my son and I were thrilled to meet her and find this place. Laura is so welcoming and friendly, and her set is beautiful. We purchased 4 pieces. If you're headed to Hana, definitely recommend making a stop here.

This place is run by all volunteer community members. I would definitely call ahead and see when…read morethere will be someone there. Also this is Hāna so if you are a tourist ask a local worker at your hotel or place you are staying and they probably know someone they can call and tell you. While not big it has a lot of interesting artifacts and a wealth of information about Hāna and its people. The big thing to check out if you do go is the HALE, aka HAWAIIAN THATCHED STRUCTURES. The person currently in charge of reconstructing is a Hawaiian master builder. No I'm not taking fake grass shacks but the real deal. If you are lucky you might even be able to join in and help if he is there working. Just think you can go back home and say you did something real.

It pains me to write this. I get that the Hana Cultural Center may be run by volunteers. However,…read morewe were in Hana for four days and the hours posted were never accurate. We even tried twice to shoot for the middle time (eg, if "open" from 11 am - 3pm we'd try 1pm). We waited around once for 30 minutes, as did some others. We tried four times in four days and it was never open- even when the updated post on the front door said it would be. We also tried to call- no one was ever there. Doesn't take much to post a sign with correct hours (even if closed) or change the voicemail to update those very interested in learning about Hawaiian culture. Missed opportunity.

Definitely stop by Kohala Artists' Cooperative; it's just off the road, but you might miss it if…read moreyou're not looking. Inside, you'll find an eclectic collection of art from local artists. Some of the woodworkings and glass art are spectacular! There are loads of other items as well, each one unique and hand made. When we arrived, there was a glass-blowing workshop going on outside the cooperative, where a man was teaching a group of people how to make glass art, by melting the glass on a rod in the big hot oven, then blowing into the hollow tube to shape the glass, and fill it with air. This would be a fantastic way to spend a few hours, if you're creative and don't mind the heat of the oven. They'll even ship your finished work of art to you if you're not around, in the day or so after it dries and cools.

This is a cute co-op featuring artwork from 20+ local artists, from photography to ceramics. If you…read morehave the time, I recommend signing up ahead for a glass-blowing class. The skilled glassblowers, Matthew and Carolyn will guide you through the process of making your own custom glass object. This is an excellent group activity as you watch and encourage each other as you make your objects in turn. A unique experience to say the least, and your final reward is a keepsake to commemorate the experience for years to come. This was the highlight of my last Big Island trip.

Besides the farmers markets this is where I chose to do the vast majority of my souvenir shopping…read morewhile we were on the Big Island! We were on our way from Kona to Hilo via Hapuna beach and a couple of scenic lookouts when we stumbled across this shop. Right across the street from one of the King Kamehameha statues, and next to King's View Cafe... Along with a large selection of higher end locally made products this shop also has t-shirts and inexpensive jewelry too. If you are in the area this is a must stop shopping spot! Spend a few minutes with the friendly staff! And as long as you're here you might as well go next door to King's View and grab a plate...!

Wow. Just. Wow. This…read moreis such an amazing place! There is a gift for everyone on your list in every price range. Looking for a great souvenir? Check! Looking for a beautiful pics of art? Yup! An Authentic Hawaiian piece for your home? Got it. A gorgeous silk dress with Hawaiian flowers? got that too How about a tee? Lots. How about an manager with SO MUCH ALOHA???? Yes!!!! We got there at closing and she invited us in and let us shop until we were done. Highly recommend!!!

Amazing gallery specializing in turned wood bowls. Definitely worth the trip to take a look.read more

Great works. Friendly, reliable. Fast ship and solid helper…read more Highly recommend David login

Nice stuffed-to-gills kind of place. Lots of nice matted prints in many sizes. Excellent value lava…read morered ceramics! They bubble wrap well. Big selection of koa wood, which had gotten wicked expensive.

Bottom Line: A decent sized gallery stuffed full of lovely art in all price ranges and kind…read moreowners. In really glad I stumbled upon this place while getting dinner in this small plaza. The owners are both very friendly, hard working and they have packed this space with good stuff. The gallery has art in all sorts of mediums and the pieces range in size from packable ornaments to huge pieces of furniture. They have original works of art as well as budget friendly prints. I was proud to pick up several vintage artwork cards, a detailed hand crafted ornament and a fun travel poster print.

Patrick Rankin is one of the finest artist on the Big Island. His work exudes the spirit of his…read moresubjects be it a landscape, or the great American traditions; the American Indian saga or story tell through his realistic style, he is exceptional. The unfortunate part is that his remote gallery at the end of the road in Ni'ulii is rarely open. If you call, in advance perhaps you will be able to make an appt. Rev' on Master Rankin. I have always been a fan.

Cute store that has a great collection of shells and art work that I've never seen before. I…read morepurchased a rare shell at a decent price. Definitely a hidden gem in Maui.

Really really cool little store with a variety of unique and authentic art pieces. We got a…read moreseashell night light and the owner gave us some history lessons about the island. Loved this place!

What an amazing shop! Owner Rachel Ray Au Hoon has put together a gorgeous collection of her art…read morework and local crafts. There is something in here for almost everyone. From patinas to glasswork to Ni'ihau shell necklaces to mens/women's wear. Each item offered was carefully selected and crafted by local artisans. Owner Rachel was born in Moloka'i and is immersed in the Hawaiian culture. She is conversational / fluent in Hawaiian and can tell many mo'olelo (stories) about the products offered. This has to he my favorite Maui island store! Mahalo E Rachel no kou makana! E'o!

We went into her shop when we were waiting for our food from Tin House next door. The items are…read morenice, not great, but good. Same with the art. BUT, the sales people are AWFUL. NO ALOHA. We were considering buying a few things once we picked up our food and asked if they knew a place to eat our plate lunches. She snidely said, oh we dont want to tell you because you might be mad it is windy. The WAY she said it with an underlying "go F yourself" was shocking. We had been treated well up til we were at the doorway. NOT a good vibe. There's plenty of souvenir shops in Maui. Spend your money where you are treated right. You come to my city (San Diego) and we treat you like family.

I was just roaming around one morning as I had a bit of free time to myself and stumbled upon this…read moreart gallery. It is located within the mall area and not many other shops were open early in the morning. Although I didn't purchase anything, the attendant was friendly enough. They have beautiful artwork displayed. I loved a metal piece that images within it appeared to move when you changed your vision field. Super cool . I would stop by and check it out, even for just a few minutes if you like art.

Such amazing art in this gallery! The art consultant, Samantha, was very welcoming and…read moreknowledgeable. The artists represented here create a cohesive experience as you walk through. I was really captivated by the pieces by Dario Campanile, Alex Bernstein, Gabriel Burchman, Rod Cameron, and Don Dahlke (not to say the other artists represented here aren't amazing). There's definitely a diverse selection of art here for various tastes. As far as value, there's no way for me to say it's good or bad when it comes to art. The amount of work that goes into each piece and how it affects each of us determines the value. If you are looking for fine art, this gallery delivers.