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Halloween Celebrations on Maui – Lahaina, Paia & Kihei

By on October 29, 2011 in Community, Events, Family Fun, Holidays on Maui, What to do

I had been wanting to write a post on Halloween on Maui since last week but I had been very busy all week I did not get a chance to write it.   Today it struck me that Halloween is on Monday (as in this coming Monday)  so I better get on my okole today  and upload a post or else it will be too late.

With the return of  Halloween celebration in Front Street Lahaina,  Maui’s Halloween celebration has gotten a boost and as a result there are so many fun events to choose from. 

Paia – The New Mastersounds, Freeradicals Projekt, and DJ Boomshot at Charley’s Restaurant & Saloon. Starts 9 p.m. Sell-Out Expected – Buy Tickets In Advance; Howl 1031 at Moana Bakery & Cafe. Starts 9 p.m. $20 cover. Costume and all-night DJ dance party. Cash prizes will be offered to the best dressed.

Paia Trick or  Treat starts at 5:00 pm and ends at 7:00pm.  All of Paia’s businesses are offering candy and treats for trick or treating. Costume Contest is  at 5 pm.  There will be a Keiki Costume Contest at Flatbread.  Win Prizes!

 Kihei – Sexy & Scary at Ambrosia. Starts 10 p.m. DJ CIA, $4 “brain hemorrhage shots” and “spooky juice drinks” in house; Halloween Night With DJ Slackin’ at the Tiki Lounge. Starts 10 p.m. will drink specials all night; Halloween With MOTHxp at Three’s Bar & Grill. Starts 8 p.m. for all ages and at 10 p.m. for 21 & over.

Piilani Village Shopping Center in Kihei is also having a Maui’s Family Friendly Halloween on Monday,  October 31 from 6p-8p. Live Music by DÄjê vu DJ by Next Level Entertainment, Magic w/ Timothy Wenk, Brenton Keith and his Bag of Tricks, Trunk O Treat, Maui Classic Cruisers, Candy Treats, County of Maui & HandsOn Maui Face Painting,  Kihei Youth Center, games with prizes. with Yuki Lei Sugimura and Maui’s MorningShow.

Lahaina - As we all know, Lahaina is where the big “party” is going to be.  Below are copies of the posters that will tell you about the event’s activities, the Maui Bus route and Halloween schedule  and more.

Click on these images to enlarge it so you can read better.

So who’s going to Lahaina on Halloween?  I invite you to post some of your pics on our A Maui Blog Facebook Page. But remember, this blog is rated PG ;)   And in case you are interested to find out where I will be, we will be staying here in Kihei :)   Happy trick-o-treating!

IMPORTANT REMINDER FROM OUR READER: *   In light of the sensitivities of the Host Culture (Hawaiian), please be respectful of the people and respect the places you  go. Insensitivity and offensiveness will cause harm and is unnecessary. Malama Pono. (*I received this comment via contact email right after I uploaded this post.  I thought it will bw good to add it here. Malama Pono.)

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One More Sleep Before Halloween. Where Are You Going Tomorrow Night?

By on October 31, 2008 in Aloha Friday, Events, Family Fun

Maui Halloween
When my brothers and I were young, instead of counting the days to a main event, we count the number of sleeps. Tonight … tonight will be the last sleep before Halloween :)

I already am beat. We just came back from my kid’s school’s Halloween Night. It was actually so much fun watching the kids and parents in costumes.

There are many fun places go to to for ‘trick-o-treating’ here on Maui. Where are you going? If you have not decided yet, here are some options. Details are in the Calendar Maui Webpage. Go there for more.

Maui Mall
Kaahumanu Center
Front Street Lahaina

So, in line with the ALOHA FRIDAY Meme, where are you going tomorrow night? (actually it’s tonight, Friday, but he time most of you reads this).

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Aloha Friday – Talking Halloween

By on October 24, 2008 in Aloha Friday

In Hawaii, Aloha Friday is the day that we take it easy and look forward to the weekend. So Kalani thought that on Fridays she would take it easy on posting, too. On her blog she’ll ask a simple question for us to answer. Nothing that requires a lengthy response. Then if we would like to participate, we can do the same.

I am participating this week and my question is:

What is your (or your kid’s) costume going to be for Halloween? (I think this was asked before, but I still would like to get more ideas :)

For more Aloha Friday Posts, visit Kalani at An Island Life

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Hallelujah Party – A Fun Alternative to Halloween

By on October 30, 2007 in Community, Events, Family Fun, Holidays on Maui

Hope Chapel will be throwing their annual Hallelujah Party for kids on October 31st from 5:30-8:30pm. Admission is $5 per person and includes candy, prizes and entrance to all of The Hallelujah Party attractions.

One of the largest Halloween events for children on Maui, the Hallelujah Party has drawn hundreds of kids and their families for years, providing a fun and safe environment for young trick-or-treaters.

With carnival style games, rock climbing walls, jumping castles, a dunking booth, pony rides, box car races and much more, there is something for every age of child at the Hallelujah Party. For the last three years, a special section, Toddler Town, has been added for younger kids with games geared specifically for their age group.

For those looking to make it a full night out, there will be concessions available with plate lunches, pizza, salads, cotton candy, and shaved ice.

The Hallelujah Party runs from 5:30-8:30 at Hope Chapel, located at 300 E. Welakahao Rd. in Kihei. For more information on the Hallelujah Party, contact Hope Chapel at 879-3853.

Here a fun photo form last year’s Hallelujah Party:

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