Euphoria Maui

06/06/2024

A message from the Queen herself, Her Most Gracious Majesty Tiare Sua, who’s the director of prevention and education at the Maui AIDS Foundation ❤️🌈🏳️‍⚧️🙌🏳️‍⚧️🌈❤️

06/06/2024

06/06/2024

06/06/2024

Get your Aloha Maui Pride Festival After Party Tickets at da Playground Maui in Wailuku by Da Playground Maui from Tixr.

06/06/2024

03/18/2024

Calling all dancers on Maui!
Deep Listening: Poetry of the Moving Body Workshop
Wednesday, March 20, 2024 from 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Maui Arts & Cultural Center, Omori A Dance Studio
The “Deep Listening: Poetry of the Moving Body Workshop” is led by Sam Aros Mitchell, RSD Dancer and Community Engagement Consultant. Workshop participants will be introduced to movement prompts from Simas’ embodied practice as well as scores from their current performance work, she who lives on the road to war (SWLRW). The workshop will include prompts such as moving with eyes closed and open, moving away from and towards the light, initiating movement from various points on the body (outside in to inside out), and moving in response to information from the skin. In addition, workshop participants will learn about the historical and cultural significance of deer lace for Haudenosaunee people and be invited to explore movement scores from the SWLRW performance related to working with deer lace to “untangle the knots”. This workshop is intended for movers of various ages and levels of experience.

Level: professional, college/university students, high school students, and general public
Age Range: intergenerational (12 years and older)

Wednesday, March 20, 2024 from 6:30pm - 8:30pm Maui Arts & Cultural Center, Omori A Dance Studio The “Deep Listening: Poetry of the Moving Body Workshop” is led by Sam Aros Mitchell, RSD Dancer and Community Engagement Consultant. Workshop participants will be introduced to movement prompts from...

09/25/2023

09/20/2023

This year’s Festivals of Aloha theme is “Kāhuli leo leʻa–Hoʻōla o ka wao,” or “Sweet-voiced kāhuli–Savior of the forest,” honoring the kāhuli snail.