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.

My husband Paul and I first discovered the Village Gallery in Lahaina in 1994. We were delighted…read moreto see beautiful, original art by local artists. Over the years we have purchased paintings, glass sculptures and jewelry from Lynn at the gallery. In May of 2023 I visited the gallery with my friend Renee, who lives in Lahaina, and she admired the work of Tracy Dudley. In August of 2023 we were devastated to hear of the fire in Lahaina, and we knew that the gallery was lost along with all of the art. Fast forward to 2026 and Renee is getting married to James and I reached out to Tracey and Lynn to see if there was any art by Tracy that I could give them as a wedding gift. Sure enough there was, and I was so excited to give them two beautiful, framed prints with Tracy's and Lynn's help. As a fun note, when James saw the prints he commented, " hey isn't this the artist whose postcard has been on the refrigerator for years?" Indeed. If you want to see beautiful original art by local artists look no further than the Village Gallery, Maui 1191 HONOAPIILANI HWY, Unit 100, Lahaina near Cannery Mall, next to Bank of Hawaii

A beautiful art gallery with warm and caring employees. Looking for a particular artist. The owner…read moretook my name and phone number from my husband in case she gets an Al Furtado piece of artwork.

What a wonderful place to shop for local made art. Its nice to know that my tourist money is going…read moreto local Maui artist. There so many interesting pieces that fit anyone's budget from the value hunter to the serious art collector. We purchased a wonderful Gyotaku print created by Debra Lumpkins. They even shipped it back to mainland. There was no way that art work was going make it back in our luggage. The location is near some great restaurants which allowed us to have a wonderful day trip from the west side into Pa'ia town.

Only people in store, wanted to buy something but gentleman inside couldn't be bothered to say…read morehello or see if we had any questions about the artists.

A great place for one of a kind artist made clothing, cards, pictures, paintings, etc. the people…read morethere are very nice and welcoming.

RUDE OWNER. DO NOT COME HERE. I had a bizarre and hostile encounter here today. I am a local who…read morepasses this shop daily, and I was sitting on the bench out front with my service dog for less than 20 minutes to get out of the sun. I was having a normal, room-volume conversation with an elderly veteran when the owner came out and targeted me with a completely fabricated story. She claimed I sit there for "hours," when in reality, I've only used that bench three times ever. She then attempted to gaslight me, claiming my voice was "piercing her ears" and triggering her tinnitus--completely ignoring the loud, laughing family sitting right next to me. To top it off, she told me to "leave her property," despite these being benches on a public-facing tourist street where hundreds of people sit every single day without issue. I spoke with several other shopkeepers in the immediate area afterward, and they were all shocked to hear about her behavior. The shop looks inviting, but it is run by someone who is dishonest, exclusionary, and seemingly looking for reasons to harass people. If you have a service animal or just want to sit for ten minutes without being harassed with made-up stories, go somewhere else. The workers down the road have said she's done this numerous times to families and folks like myself. Complaining that the public irritate her tinnitus. Completely rude woman.

Great little museum that tells the story and history of the sugar plantations in Hawaii. You wind…read moreyour way through several rooms full of artifacts, some from over 100 years ago. There are photos of the immigrants that came to work in the fields back then as well as the native people that worked there recently. The artifacts and photos had accurate and clear descriptions and were displayed in chronological order in most cases. There is large machinery and farm implements located on the grounds outside that can be examined.The giftshop had postcards, t-shirts and other items to choose from. The employees were courteous and helpful.

This little sugar museum is super convenient, close to OGG Airport, Costco, food trucks, Whole…read moreFoods, Foodland, Walmart, and Target. Perfect for a quick stop when you first arrive in Maui or before heading out. *Hours: Mon-Thu 10:00am-2:00pm (they really won't let you in after 1pm) *Admission: $10 We arrived close to closing, so we only got to explore the outdoor area. Still, it was fun to see early sugarcane plantation machinery, including: * 1898 Nordberg steam engine * Cleveland J36 trencher * 1920s outdoor Portuguese oven * 11-foot Bull Gear sugarcane transport wagon * Vintage Caterpillar tractors * Caterpillar 660 sugarcane transport cab It reminded us of similar sugar museum exhibits in Taiwan (Wanhua Longshan Temple area and Hualien), giving a glimpse into local agricultural history. This is definitely a niche spot. If you're curious about sugar mills, it's worth checking the official website first to decide if it's worth the admission fee. Alexander & Baldwin Sugar Museum 3957 Hansen Rd, Kahului, HI 96732

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!

This is a great booth At the Swap Meet. The Artist Lloyd is…read moreon site . His original Art is priced Right . For the person that wants Hawaii Art at home at a affordable price. Wonderful Original pieces Framed or matted.

We got the most lovely dress for my wife here!…read more A very eclectic store with a great selection of WOW decor. Including some designer made dresses that will knock your socks iff! The staff are fantastic offering drinks if several kinds and are just very accommodating. The aren't working is wonderful to look at but come prepare to spend! My wife's dress is Gorgeous!

Enchantress Gallery By Bootzie is a gorgeous independent gallery / boutique at the Shops at Wailea,…read morea refreshing change from the mostly chain stores at this mall. When you first walk in, you are treated by lots of local art in vibrant colors. In the back there are cases with eclectic jewelry, goddess style dresses, t-shirts and small gift items. The prices are on the high end, but this is a tourist mall and the items are unique. I've been searching for a pair of Sterling and Larimar earrings to match a gorgeous pendant and ring I have. Larimar is a sky blue stone from the Dominican Republic. It's rare and very very striking. Most earrings are small drops but I like long dangling earrings that make a statement. I found them here and didn't hesitate to by them immediately! The stones are large and a perfect shade of sky blue hanging from a curved hook so they hang at cheek level. Perfect! They were $138 and I already treasure them. Wish this shop had more jewelry, gifts and clothes! A gem amongst the stores at this mall. The woman waiting on me was super friendly and we easily engaged in conversation. I'll be back!