I will have a booth at the upcoming Ukulele Festival, Sunday, October 2, 2022, from 3pm – 7pm at the Maui Arts and Cultural Center on Maui. I am one of the Hawaiian artists and crafters chosen by the MACC for their Ho’onanea Hawaiian concert series. This free concert will be held on the Amphitheater lawn so bring your low beach chairs and enjoy an afternoon of beautiful music!
I will have an artist table at the upcoming Ku Mai Ka Hula competition at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center! This 15th annual hula competition will be held on two days: Friday, September 9, 2022, craft hours are 4pm – 6pm with the solo hula competition event starting at 6pm. On Saturday, September 10, craft hours are 11am – 4pm with the group hula competition starting at 1pm.
I will have new dresses in fun colors at the Ki Ho’alu Slack Key Festival, June 26, on the grounds of the Maui Arts & Cultural Center. One of my favorite new colors is this bright electric blue! I will have this color in sleeveless and cap sleeve dresses. Hele mai – let’s support Hawaiian music while enjoying our beautiful Maui weather.
New for summer 2022 – wahine sleeveless tops with a relaxed straight fit and side slits. A bright green Laua’e blockprint design adds a fun Hawaiian touch. I will have these available at Agfest on June 4th and the Ki Ho’alu Festival on June 26th while supplies last. (see past posts for details on events)
One of my best selling Pillow Cover designs, the Laua’e, is now sewn in a beautiful brown/gray cotton fabric which complements the current trend in gray home decor. The Laua’e blockprint is hand printed in a dark green and is repeated over the entire pillow cover for a Hawaiian accent to any home.
The Slack Key Festival is back at the Maui Arts and Cultural Center, June 26th, 2022, from 1pm until sunset!
I will be set up along the breezeway with my home decor and new wahine clothing. I am looking forward to great live music, reconnecting with friends, hula sisters and welcoming new and returning customers. This long awaited event is free to the public so bring a low beach chair or mat and enjoy a beautiful Maui tradition.
