First Night Details: Thursday, Dec 1 5:00 - 8:00 pm Event Info
Tickets & Information: $30/ person (808) 572-6560
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Hui No`eau is a community based, nonprofit organization whose mission is to unlock creativity through exceptional visual art education.
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You're Invited! First Night: December 1, 5:00 pm / $30
Refresh your spirit, catch your breath, and help preserve our local character by shopping independently this holiday season at the dramatically decorated 1917 historic estate, Kaluanui, twinkling with holiday charm. Enjoy a festive cocktail, dine on delectable pupu, watch the sunset, stop by a special locally-made tea & coffee tasting by Coffees of Hawaii, and listen to spirited music all while completing your holiday shopping.
This year we welcome the distinguished touch of designer/ choreographer Andr� Morrisette, who will unveil his enchanting holiday window installations during this one-time event. Meet the artists at our one-night-only Artisan Boutique, where a selection of Hui potters and jewelry artists will personally present their work for sale (cash/ check only), including:
Kate Eifler, Ceramics Barbara Liniger, Ceramics Katie Lutz, Ceramics Robert & Linda Sajdak, Ceramics Deb Zaleski, Ceramics Galit Breman, Jewelry Karla Scarlatti, Jewelry Stanette Tanno-Kirchhof, Jewelry
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Hui Holidays: A Celebrated Maui Tradition Now through December 24 / 10:00 am - 4:00 pm / FREE
An annual tradition, our holiday shopping event features handmade gifts by Hui artists in jewelry, ceramics, prints, fiber, photography, glass and paintings, plus handmade ornaments and much more. Make a creative investment in your community, in your neighbors, and in yourselves! Mahalo to Grand Jewels of Wailea for the Hui Holidays dazzling silent auction item. Stop by to place your bid!
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"When you shop local, you invest in your community, in your neighbors, and in yourselves. In this economic climate, the best return on investment is in local business. It is estimated that for every dollar you spend, twice as much will be reinvested in the community by a local store than a national store."
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