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Becky and Bob Holman have been enjoying Oktoberfest in Munich!
Calling all members! Please share photo highlights from your summer sojourns. We’ll start with a few from Bill McDowell and Julie Wrigley’s Alaska adventure.
Learning Hawaiian history!!!
 Date and Time: September 29th at 2:30 at Kumu Kai Marine CenterTitle: Hawaiian voyaging canoes & thriving communities
Description: Join our Kaupulehu Cultural Center manager, Kaaiohelo McAfee-Torco, as she combines her love of Hawaiian culture and sailing to explain the importance of ahupua’a (traditional Hawaiian land divisions). Learn how Hawaiian voyaging canoes are a reflection of the different roles and kuleana (responsibilities) that can be found in thriving communities.
sunset photo by David Taran
A Big Mahalo to Don Clark for bringing the Chicago Magic Lounge show to Hualalai. It was a magically successful evening!
A member has asked us to share this information on the blog so members can donate in another way to help Maui if they would like:
photos by Becky Holman
Chicago Magic Lounge on September 2. Sign up with the Concierge today!
Saturday, September 2 | 7:00 PM – 9:30 PM | Ke’olu Clubhouse
CHICAGO MAGIC LOUNGE AT HUALĀLAI CLUB
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Experience the enchantment of the Windy City right here at Hualālai Club this September 2, as we proudly welcome the mesmerizing Chicago Magic Show. Prepare to be spellbound by an evening of awe-inspiring illusions, mind-bending tricks, and captivating performances that will leave you on the edge of your seat. Members and guests alike are invited to partake in this unforgettable event, where the ambiance will be further elevated by delightful cocktails and beverages, all complemented by delectable light fare cuisine prepared by our renowned Club Chef, Cat Chew. Join us for an enchanting night that promises to weave a tapestry of wonder and amazement, making it an experience not to be missed.
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photo by David Taran
Cash Donations For Maui Fire Victims
Here are some organizations accepting donations for emergency efforts. Links attached to the organization names below will take you directly to donation checkout pages.
- Hawaii Community Foundation Maui Strong fund: Focusing on rapid response and working with local nonprofits to understand community needs. More details.
- Maui Food Bank: Collecting and distributing food to help the hungry in Maui County. More details.
- Maui Humane Society: Supporting shelters for displaced people and animals, and caring for injured animals. Emergency fosters also sought. More details.
- Maui United Way: Providing direct relief to families and nonprofits. More details.
- The Salvation Army Hawaiian and Pacific Islands Division: Providing food and resources for evacuees. More details.
photo by Martha Mouer
The Hualalai Ohana Foundation’s annual Honor Roll Event is today, Sunday, July 30th. The event starts at 10am in the garden lawn outside of the Hualalai Ballroom with the ceremony beginning at 11am in the ballroom. This year 88 families are being recognized for their child’s performance and Honor Roll awards. Children in grades 6-8 receive $150 cash awards with 9th-12th graders receiving $250 cash awards. It’s a heartwarming event–stop by if you have time.
HUALĀLAI CLUB GARDEN GROUP:
PLEASE ALLOW US TIME TO EXPERIMENT
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We love your interest in our watermelon patch however we ask that you refrain from picking to allow us some time to experiment with our varietals, as well as testing for the perfect harvesting timetable.
Right now we have zero’d in on a yellow varietal that is showing some real promise for our members to harvest in the future. We also just got our hands on some Florida Giant Watermelon seeds that will be going onto the propagation bench this week. These big beauties will grow to 30-40 pounds in size!
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photo by David Taran
A Department Like No Other
The Four Seasons Resort Hualālai sits on a culturally historical coastline with rich resources and history. David Chai, the director of the Natural Resources Department knew the importance of place within the Hawaiian culture and knew that he had a responsibility to help care for this place. Working alongside the developers and ownership Chai helped designed a concept for a Department to ensure that this place and its resources were taken care of.
Please join Nicole “Nicky” Tachibana, the Natural Resources Supervisor, as she takes a journey into why the Department was created, how the Department has evolved and future projects. Stop by the Kumu Kai Center at Kings Pond to learn more about the history of A Department Like No Other.
For Sale: EZ GO Liberty golf cart
Received new on May 1. $20,000
Call Eve 415-990-4596 for more information
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