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MORRISSEY Concert at Castle Theatre MACC

MORRISSEY Concert at Castle Theatre MACC

Maui finally gets its Morrissey show. His melancholy 80s tunes paved the way for the millennium’s emo set. Some say he created the space for all indie alt rock. His politics have made his music famous and notorious, from “Meat is Murder” to “Girlfriend in …

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RIGHTS OF NATURE: This Tuesday Thomas Linzey and Kapua Sproat talk about planetary balance at the MACC

RIGHTS OF NATURE: This Tuesday Thomas Linzey and Kapua Sproat talk about planetary balance at the MACC

TUESDAY, MAY 15 – There’s a school of thought (one not particularly popular in mainstream America) that says the private property rights that take such precedence in Western capitalist market-oriented democracy are detrimental to our world’s environmental health and are, in fact, in direct opposition …

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George Kahumoku Jr.’s UHMC Institute of Hawaiian Music Student Concert at the MACC This Thursday, May 10

George Kahumoku Jr.’s UHMC Institute of Hawaiian Music Student Concert at the MACC This Thursday, May 10

HAWAIIAN MUSIC SHOWCASE – Is there anything George Kahumoku, Jr. can’t do? He’s a Grammy-winning musician who makes beautiful music puts on a hell of a show at the MACC and the Napili Kai and spins records on IslandFM (107.5 FM). Oh, he’s also the …

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This Sunday, May 6 – ‘Visual Storytelling’ Keiki Art Show Starts At MACC’s Schaefer International Gallery

This Sunday, May 6 – ‘Visual Storytelling’ Keiki Art Show Starts At MACC’s Schaefer International Gallery

Here’s your chance to see works of art created by students across Maui, from kindergarten through the 8th grade in both public and private schools. It’s an annual exhibit, which this year is called “Visual Storytelling.” The art is, as always, colorful, exciting, surprising and …

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MORRISSEY ON MAUI, Fri., May 18 @MauiArtsCulture – Tix on sale Fri., Mar. 9

THIS JUST IN: BAMP PROJECT PRESENTS MORRISSEY LIVE ON MAUI AND OAHU
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>>> Tickets go on sale this Fri., Mar. 9 at 9am. If you quit eating and smiling between now and then, you’ll be sufficiently emaciated and depressed enough to attend the show (Morrissey’s first …

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CAKE @MauiArtsCulture – Sat., Feb. 25

CAKE
SAT., FEB. 25 – Since their early ‘90s debut, Cake’s become a name to conjure with–though the meaning behind their name doesn’t reference dessert. “It’s like when something insidiously becomes a part of your life,” said frontman John McCrea of the band’s moniker, in a …

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THREE CHEERS FOR PINK MARTINI @MauiArtsCulture – Fri., Feb. 17

THREE CHEERS FOR PINK MARTINI
FRI., FEB. 17 – Portland’s Pink Martini is one of the few ensembles on Earth that can sculpt music into something that’s visceral yet palatial, rooted yet transmuted. And MauiTime’s own Ynez Tongson is one of the few writers on-isle who …

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Rasta Thomas’ Bad Boys of Dance @MauiArtsCulture – Thu., Feb. 16

RASTA THOMAS’ BAD BOYS OF DANCE
THU., FEB. 16 – The Bad Boys of Dance is “a fresh, new dance company comprised of the most talented and versatile young male dancers in the world today… each hand selected [for] his extraordinary physical abilities and artistry.” The …

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TONIGHT: The Airborne Toxic Event @MauiArtsCulture, Fri., Jan. 20

TONIGHT: The Airborne Toxic Event at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center
FRI., JAN. 20 – Sorry hippies, this isn’t an event about Chemtrails–it’s a concert by the Los Angeles-based hipster band acronymically known as TATE (named after section two of Don DeLillo’s book White Noise). …

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Sheryl Cooper’s 3rd Annual Holiday Master Dance Class – Thu., Dec. 29

SHERYL COOPER’S 3RD ANNUAL HOLIDAY MASTER DANCE CLASS (FOR CHARITY!)
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THU., DEC. 29 – Learn sweet steps from Sheryl Cooper at these charitable dance classes. And, yes. We mean Sheryl Cooper as in Alice Cooper’s wifey of 35 years. She’s danced in videos for her hubby, …

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