September’s Wailuku First Friday kick’s-off the two month Hawaiian Showcase “Festivals of Aloha” with entertainment at the Market St. Stage featuring Ei Nei and 2024 Richard Ho‘opi‘i Leo Ki‘eki‘e Falsetto Champion Antonio "Akoni" Robles. Learn more at FestivalsofAloha.com
“Wailuku First Friday celebrates the unique charm of our local merchants, many of whom are generational mom-and-pop establishments. It’s with this in mind that we’re excited to introduce ‘Merchant Moments’, a blend of ancillary events hosted by Wailuku businesses, enriching the tapestry of our First Friday festivities.”, shared event organizer Daryl Fujiwara. Explore these venues during the street event—each promising surprises worth discovering.
> Meet cast members of the original Hawaiian comedy series, 'Moku Moku' at Sandell Artworks. They'll be sharing stories and updates on the show's current progress, passing out posters, and taking pictures throughout the evening.
> Talk story and "Meet the Artist", Phila Sabado at Sabado Art Gallery Wailuku
> Visit Vhibe Maui on Main and Market to check out local Tahitian dance troupe, 'Te Ohi Nui' and their fundraising efforts to send students to Tahiti to compete.
> DJ Burn Bangatrax will be dropping the beats with additional pop up crafters at Wailuku Food Trucks hub along Main Street.
Free parking will be available after 6:00 p.m. at the new Wailuku Garage. Access into the garages is from Church Street between Vineyard and Main. Market Street will be closed to vehicle traffic from 5:30 p.m. Vendors, merchants and entertainers are reminded that Market Street closes at 5:30 p.m. Signage will remind the public that no cars will be allowed on Market Street during the event. Cars left parked on the street during the event will be ticketed and towed at owner's expense.
Mahalo to the County of Maui, Hawai‘i Tourism Authority and Kilohana by CNHA
Check out wailukufirstfriday.com for more information
Wailuku First Friday showcases local entertainers, dozens of artisans, handmade crafters and food vendors interwoven into the mix of charming shops and restaurants along Market Street.
Also check out other Festivals in Wailuku, Arts events in Wailuku.
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