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!

IMHO Ever since I…read morediscovered U'i Gallery 6 years ago, I make it a priority to visit at least twice during my visits to experience the aloha spirit from Rachael Ray and her store manager, Kai-u. By far, U'i Gallery is my favorite gift store/gallery on the island! I never leave the store without purchasing some beautiful clothing and artwork. This year I even purchased her daughter, Honi-Honi's painting to grace my walls. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree! Mahalo, Rachael!

What a classy & beautiful shop in downtown Wailuku. My cousin wanted to show me the art of a local…read moreartist, Mr Sobado. He is super talented and has a showroom of his numerous pieces. It's all gorgeous. He and his wife were so welcoming and shared the kaona / meaning behind many of the art designs. Most of the artwork tied into the hawaiian culture and mo'olelo. He is a talented artist. His wife is a knowledgeable world historian. It was a pleasure shopping there. I ended up getting three items I didn't know I needed (but I wanted!). It's a local hometown art gallery with a lot of treasures!

Sabado Art Gallery in Wailuku showcases a fantastic collection of artwork by a true Hawaiian master…read moreartist. It's a must-visit for anyone traveling to Maui who appreciates art and Hawaiian heritage. Additionally, they offer ongoing after-school watercolor painting classes for children, which are also open to tourists. We just returned home after spending 10 days in Maui, and the highlight for our children was this one-hour class! Thank you, Master Sabado and team!10 days in Maui. We did it all, and the #1 feature for our children was this 1-hour class!! Thank you, Master Sabado and team!

Terrific customer service. I purchased a painting from a Lahaina artist who lost it all In the…read morefire. He didn't even have a piece of cardboard. He got the painting to PICTURESPLUS Kahului. They received it, packed it beautifully and shipped it to me in Arizona. Great service to me and to the Artist. Mahalo!!! MM

They do GREAT framing jobs! Quality work and friendly staff! Highly recommend! 5 stars!!!read more

If you're looking for a framer on Maui who actually picks up the phone and delivers on time, go see…read moreJay at Blue Dot Framing. I usually go to another shop, but they couldn't hit my two-week deadline. Jay took my Marc Maggiore piece, helped me redesign the frame to fit my space, and had it back to me in less than a week. He even upgraded the glass to museum-quality as a finishing touch. Professional, fair, and great communication via cell/text. He's my new go-to.

They dropped everything to help me with a small job. I really appreciated the prompt service during…read more the pandemic. They can help you with all your plexiglass needs and more. With a new laser cutter they can do any cutting and engraving. Custom framing too. Nice family run business.

We re leaving Maui today but one shop has the best price on Tee shirts…read more Buy 4, 1 free. We need a gift shirt, do time for new rash guard shirts. Great Mall

5/11/26 When I used to visit Maui years ago, this was a bustling shopping mall with the major…read moreanchor stores of Sears, JC Penny, & Macy's/Liberty House, & a movie theater. While waiting for a family member at their appt, I went window shopping to check it out. Sad to see this place has fallen like other major malls across the country since covid & looking like a ghost town. The only anchor store left is Macy's. Their food court on the 2nd floor has dwindled to just a handful of choices: L & L BBQ, Panda Expess, Pearl Korean BBQ. There's also a pretzel place on the 2nd floor but near the Fun Factory. Downstairs was a Starbucks, Jamba Juice, and a Mexican restaurant. But there still are some other popular stores like Bath & Body Works, Victoria Secret, Ben Franklin, & even a Cat Cafe where you can play with cats for a fee or adopt. Still a lot of empty store spaces advertising for lease. The mall itself is a beautiful mall to walk thru. It's open-air with a tarp like cover that lets the trade winds blow thru. Ample parking with a huge covered parking structure in the back. I enjoyed visiting this mall, it was just sad to see it half empty.

Set aside an evening for a concert or play at the MACA. This upscale venue features local acts as…read morewell as symphonies, broadway and Hawaiian performances. There is also a gallery on the grounds that is currently showcasing several Japanese paper craft artists. It is an amazing exhibit and well worth an hour or so of your day. Admission to the gallery is free. Free parking. Double highly recommend!

Highlight of our vacation was Jake Shimabukuro's Holidays in Hawaii with his guests Justin and…read moreJackson. Jake's performance was amazing and enjoyed how he incorporated Hawaiian history and culture along with his personal stories. It was very entertaining and the cherry on top was the post show meet and greet. Mahalo MACC for hosting and giving back to the community.

January 12, 2026 and it had been nine months since we stopped in thus it was time to see what's new…read moreand say hello to David. Much to our surprise, he and his team have managed to cram even more "collectibles"into the buildings. It is definitely worth stopping in to relive the days of your youth. Atari game with Pac-Man cartridge, 9 volt battery powered AM radios, Records that came on the back of cereal boxes, and more!

Kinda wild place. Insane how much random stuff is in here. Vibes are funky but it was fun?????read more

Took the Lei Po'o workshop with my adult daughter and her friend with Kalia and thoroughly enjoyed…read moreit. Kalia made it easy, fun and informative and everyone left with not only a beautiful headdress but other goodies too, including a ti tree cutting to plant, and ti leaves and other necessities to continue weaving at home. Kalia is such a lovely gal, full of fun, happy to help out at any point, full of interesting info about Hawaiian culture and enthusiastic about sharing her skills with others. She is an excellent teacher and so friendly. Everyone enjoyed talking to one another, sharing ideas, and advice about other classes we had taken an Hui No'eau previously. The gardens, gallery and gift store are all lovely to walk though so make sure you don't miss out. Plus it is the perfect place to take a post class picnic in the shade and relax.

I love coming here. We come here for field trips and so on. The staff are friendly and nice. This…read moreplace is beautiful. It sometimes rains here so be prepared it she's get a little cold.

Where to start this place is unbelievable the view and the relaxing country vibe. Entrance fee is…read more$5 although being Kamaaina it's only $2 what a deal . This Alii Kula Lavender farm is located in Kula approximately 25 mins from the airport. This farm is not only strictly Lavender they have all kinds of pretty flowers and trees . There's a nice little gift shop which they sell all kinds of merchandise from Lavender oils, lotions, bar soap, clothing, exfoliation soaps and more. Inside their Gift shop they also have a small cafe that they sell coffee, teas, scones, muffins and cheesecake. Normally I'm not a cheesecake person but this cheesecake also had a hint of lavender taste it was very good . The only downside to this review is that they only have porta potty . Other then that i highly recommend this stop if your visiting Maui. Support local

After checking out of our hotel, we needed to kill some time before our red-eye flight out of Maui,…read moreso we decided to stop by Aliʻi Kula Lavender Farm. We had visited before in 2012 during lavender season, which was lovely, but coming in mid-January there really wasn't much to see. Admission is $5 per person, and there's a café and gift shop on-site for souvenirs. During our previous visit, we really enjoyed the lavender scone and iced tea from the café. The views at the top are still beautiful, but I'd honestly recommend visiting only when lavender is in season to make it worthwhile. Also worth noting: it's quite windy in this part of Maui, and the terrain is very steep, so walking around can be a bit challenging.