March on Maui arrives with momentum — a month where shoreline races, concert halls, fairways, and cultural gardens all find their rhythm. Early mornings begin along the coast with steady footsteps and salt air, while evenings shift indoors to stages alive with music, storytelling, and laughter. Across the island, the calendar fills with experiences that move seamlessly from oceanfront courses to theater seats and open-air cultural spaces. The season carries a natural balance of energy and ease — offering meaningful ways to engage with Maui’s community throughout the month.

Maui 5K Run & Walk

Sunday, March 1, 2026
Māʻalaea / Wailuku

March opens with movement. The Maui 5K is a long-standing community road race offering a 5-kilometer run, a

While much of the country is layering up, Maui’s version of the season is defined by golden light, gentle trade winds, and days that naturally unfold outdoors. Morning coffee on the lanai. Afternoons by the pool. Evenings that end with a sunset and the soft sound of the ocean. Homes designed around infinity edge pools embody that rhythm. They frame the horizon, extend the living space outward, and create a feeling that blends comfort with resort style ease.

These three exceptional properties offer distinct interpretations of that lifestyle, each capturing a unique expression of island living. Different settings, unique architecture, but all connected by a shared experience: elevated indoor outdoor living anchored by views, privacy, and a pool that

In West Maui, food has always carried meaning beyond what is on the plate. It is how stories are told without needing to be written down. How generations stay connected. How neighbors check in on one another. A shared table here is rarely rushed and almost never just about eating.

In Lahaina especially, food has long been one of the town’s quiet anchors. Restaurants are places where locals mark milestones, where fishermen drop off the day’s catch, where chefs know their farmers by name, and where visitors are welcomed into something that feels personal rather than polished. To dine in Lahaina is to experience the town’s rhythm, its warmth, and its generosity.

This February, the Lahaina Food and Wine Festival returns from February 18 through 22,