Halloween in Lahaina: After several long years, Halloween in Lahaina is finally back - although it looks a little different in the post-covid world. This year’s festival will take place at several Kaanapali locations. Stay in the heart of the action at these nearby Kaanapali condos.Ģ023 Dates: October 13-15 Kaanapali (West Maui) Held in October at locations around the state, the the HFWF’s Maui leg features several days of wine tastings, golf classics, and dinners prepared by local and international superstar chefs. Hawaii Food & Wine Festival : The Hawaii Food and Wine Festival is one of the biggest culinary events in Hawaii.
THINGS TO DO IN MAUI IN SEPTEMBER FREE
Admission is $5, and free for keiki (children) 3 years old or younger.Ģ023 Dates: October 1-October 31 Kula (Upcountry Maui) They sell food from their Farm Stand and bring in food trucks on the weekends! The view is unbeatable up here, with the West Maui Mountains across the way. This upcountry farm decorates its grounds, offering fun photo ops throughout. Kula Country Farms Pumpkin Patch: A treasured pastime for locals on Maui is to bring the family or loved ones up to Kula Country Farms in the month of October! We get to actually enjoy a festive fall experience here while the balmy sunny weather continues and the leaves never fall to the ground. Day 1 will take place at the Shops at Wailea and Day 2 will be held at the Queen Kaahumanu Center.Ģ023 Dates: October 14 &15 11:00 am to 4:00 pm, Shops at Wailea and Queen Kaahumanu Center. Maui Steel Guitar Festival: Lovers of island music, rejoice! The Maui Steel Guitar Festival is back with live shows and a fun-filled, two-day ho’olaulea. Enjoy music by Hawaii’s best steel guitar artists, steel guitar workshops, and a guitar exhibit. Bring a lawn chair, beach mat, or blanket, and relax on the lawn for an afternoon of happy ukulele jamming!Ģ023 Date: October 1 Maui Arts & Cultural Center, Kahului (Central Maui) Maui Ukulele Festival:This annual event takes place in the lovely open-air courtyard of the Maui Arts & Cultural Center in Kahului.
John’s Church, Keokea.ĭetails & Future Dates (as they become available)
Admission is only $2 and kids under 12 are free.Ģ023 Date: September 16 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, St. Now in its 39th year, the Kula Festival features live entertainment hosted by Mana’o Radio, an incredible silent auction, a farmers market, craft vendors, a keiki zone, and a ton of onolicous food. John’s Kula Festival: The Kula Festival is one of the biggest days of the year in the sleepy Upcountry town of Keokea (best known for the iconic Grandma’s Coffee shop). The celebration continues until the end of October, with events in Hana, Molokai, Lanai, and Wailea.ĭetails & Future Dates (as they become available)
THINGS TO DO IN MAUI IN SEPTEMBER FULL
The Festival kicks off in September under the Banyan Tree in Lahaina with a day full of hula, mele, activities, and ono food. Mahalo!)įestivals of Aloha: The Festivals of Aloha is the premier Hawaiian cultural showcase in the Maui County, celebrating all things Hawaiian through dance, music, fishing, lei making, food, and more. Please check directly with them to verify operating status, dates, and hours. (NOTE: This blog was updated for Fall 2023, but due to the constantly evolving impacts of COVID-19, the status of some events or activities mentioned in this blog might change.
And towards the very end of autumn, you might be able to spot some humpback whales! If you’re planning a trip to Maui in fall, here are some fun annual events that you can incorporate into your trip planning. The hot, humid weather starts to cool down, and the crazy summer crowds begin to peter out. Things To Do On Maui in Fall (September-October-November)įall is one of the best times to be on Maui.
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