The granddaddy of Maui's community centers is still going strong!…read more ATMOSPHERE: Zero a/c. That's a turn off for most. The facility is sports 3 sections - a central courtyard area with a high ceiling that is protected from the sun but if it rains some will get wet, and two hall areas that look into the central area via glass jalousie windows. The kitchen separates the two hall areas. The bathrooms are off to the side. It really is a convenient & intimate design but is just old. For those of you who remember the "pit", it has now been filled. PARKING: The two lots fit maybe 100 cars, and there's more parallel street parking. OVERALL: Great for a small party of 300 or less.

Kahului Community Center is located in the heart of Kahului. It's probably one of Maui's first…read moreCommunity Centers built. It's not fancy. Consist of a small concrete stage that is open aired and a small area fronting it that can be used for a dance floor or to lay tables out for a gathering. It also has two separate rooms that is conjoined by a walk through kitchen. They do provide tables and chairs for a function. But keep in mind it's an older community center. A small storage room with brooms, mops and dustpans for you to use. Bathrooms are a bit run down, but at least it's not smelly or disgusting. The lighting isn't the brightest, but at least you can see what you're eating. It's a fair place to have a small function/gathering. Convenient in downtown Kahului and lots of parking. I'd use it for convenience. But not for an occasion like a wedding or fancy get get together.

Huge park and a nice one to take a stroll in. They also have a play structure which they call the…read more"pit" is a fun play area for children to play on. Please if walking your dogs during school hours make sure they're leashed. The country does a nice job at taking care of the place making sure it's clean. Mayor hannibal tavares center has been around for over 10 years. If you have a reception in the community center it could hold a few hundred people. With many parking stalls. Right now it's going they a renovation so I'm excited what it'll look like when it's finished. So be prepared because the hall and the d.m.v. will be closed until next year. So no parties and no renewing your license here until next year.. booooo!

Really nice and big Community center for the upcountry area of Maui. Easily accessed from the old…read moreHaleakala highway, and right across the street from Pukalani Terrace shopping Center. There's a great big community meeting room, and the kitchen, as well as smaller meeting rooms all on the upper floor. Downstairs are various services including the department of motor vehicles upcountry office. What a great place to have a party for a wedding or graduation and invite everybody you know. There are beautiful views of the ocean and central valley, including Molokai and the west Maui Mountains. Step out on the covered lanai to get some fresh air and enjoy the views. The vast central space has an open beam ceiling making for great acoustics. This is a real highlight of the community in Pukalani.

This review is for the community center. Whenever we have s party and it's at kula community…read morecenter im happy. Is a cute and small center maybe holds about 200 people or so. They have tables and chairs for your use. Cute little kitchen area where you can cook if you need to or prepare food. They do have a small refrigerator for your use. Bathrooms are always clean and well stocked with toilet paper and paper towels. They do have a stage area for the entertainment. During the winter months it tends to get cold at parties so dress warm.

I had no idea this place existed until recently as I was invited to a birthday celebration here…read more The complex is 7 acres in size and includes a community center and 4 cement tennis courts. COMMUNITY CENTER: The open-air, single level, rectangular-shaped building was just the right size for a party and can accommodate about 200 people. A small kitchen is on one end, a stage at the other, and restrooms out back. Views of the outside are second to none as windows line the entire front and back of the hall. The facility is older but is in exceptional shape. I did hear from the party host that she had to bring in some rented tables and chairs at her expense as the ones they provide weren't in the best shape. TENNIS COURTS: There are 4 of them but I didn't check it out. TIP: Sunsets here are killer! OVERALL: It was a further drive for me but I'm glad the party was here rather than at the decrepit Eddie Tam venue in Makawao.

While I'd like to give it 5 stars because it really serves the community - it's so worn down and…read moreshowing its age. Otherwise a great resource for events, parties, meetings etc. Easy to find right on Hana Hwy on the outskirts of Paia town. Across from the Japanese Soto Zen Mission. Parking is kind of limited for large groups. There are men's and women's bathrooms, and a small kitchen which is used for private parties involving food. The place serves as a police waiting station, where you often see one or two police cars parked. Today's event is a meeting by the planning department to inform the community about plans to develop and expand a local beach park. A three hour window offers a chance to see the plans and provide feedback.

Great place to cheer on your adult friend's recreational basketball team!!! And a nice picnic spot…read moreWould recommend. 10/10

I love coming to Eddie Tam to exercise and walk my fur kid. This park is kind of huge. With the…read moreupper level that connects to the lower level. They use this park for baseball and soccer. When we come here in the afternoon there are a lot of children practicing and playing in the park. Also a lot of people who exercise.

This wildlife rehabilitation center (focused on native birds especially) is a little gem in the…read moreNorth Kohala area. If you're in Hawi or Kapa'au, make this little detour to spend a short time at the well-designed (and free) outdoor exhibits about the native birds, then go into the gift shop and find something lovely that also supports the mission of this wonderful non-profit organization! We enjoyed our brief visit very much.

This probably shouldn't be called a wildlife center. We were expecting to see wildlife but instead…read morewe seen pictures. It's more like a wildlife sanctuary or wildlife veterinary clinic with a gift shop and a small information area.

I had the opportunity to attend a graduation party. Their last weekend is a fairly large well…read moremaintained facility with a reasonable level of parking. The event I attended to had about 300 people there was a stage for a band and there is a kitchen. It seems like an accessible well ventilated space for a community party a wedding or possibly even a corporate event.

Binhi At Ani, meaning "seed and harvest" is the central valley's newest community center which…read moreopened in 2005 and is ran by a non-profit organization as opposed to being county government-owned. THE FACILITIES: The main hall is 8,000 sf and fully air conditioned. It's a wide open room with high open-beam ceilings, LED lighting, fans, a good sized stage, full kitchen, conference room, dressing room, and an open-air patio. Max capacity is 464. Restrooms were clean. The only downfall is the parking lot which is small, but they have overflow parking across the street at Maui Waena Intermediate School. Though the sign states "Filipino Community Center" it's open to all, lol. I've been here only a handful of times and like it because its close to home and newer than neighboring Kahului Community Center. FACT: This is the new home of the Barrio Fiesta that happens every May, moving from the War Memorial field after many years.

Maui's very own Filipino community center. I only come out here about once a year once in a while…read moreto attend and perform at Maui's annual Barrio Fiesta Filipino festival. It is a great facility and I believe can host events and such. The staff and organization is pretty willing and open to work with. It is a great community and recreation center. It is interesting to find that it is located within a residential areas of Kahului. I am not from Maui but it is pretty strategic on their part to have the community center located within the Kahului area because there is a high concentration amount of Filipinos in town. It is right across of Maui Waena Intermediate School. There is a decent amount of parking within the area. It is not a very big Filipino Community Center compared to O'ahu's Filipino Community Center. If you are ever in the Maui area, their biggest event is the annual Barrio Fiesta which happens every May. They usually run the event on Friday and Saturday all day long.