How long is the event?

Run times vary—check the booking link; plan for an evening-length program including screening, Q&A and live music.

Is this event family-friendly?

Yes. The listing notes an all-ages audience and a playful pirate dress code suitable for families.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is 1280 S Kihei Rd, Kihei, HI 96753—confirm venue access on your ticket.

What is the refund policy?

The listing states a 48-hour notification window for a full refund; verify exact terms when booking.

Are seats accessible?

Accessibility details were not provided; contact the organizer or FareHarbor booking page for accommodations.

Can I wear a costume?

Yes—there’s a pirate-themed dress code with prizes; keep costumes family-friendly and safe for crowded spaces.

Seas the Day: A Sailing Documentary Night in Kihei, Maui | Sailing | Events

Seas the Day: The Sailing Movie arrives in Kihei, Hawaii, as a seaside evening that blends ocean storytelling with island atmosphere. The event takes place at 1280 S Kihei Rd, Kihei, HI 96753, on Maui’s sunlit south shore, where trade winds, reef-fringed beaches and a long view toward Haleakalā set a cinematic backdrop for a film about a family’s 6,000-mile voyage. Expect a film screening, director Q&A, live music and a tongue-in-cheek pirate dress code with prizes—an all-ages gathering that feels like a community seafaring salon.

The program covers a celebrated documentary chronicling life skills, ancient wisdom and practical seamanship gathered across 16 countries. The screening duration varies by listing; check the provided booking link for exact showtimes, but plan for an evening-length program with live accompaniment and discussion. What makes this stop in Kihei special is its setting: the town’s lava-rock shoreline, nearby coral reefs and the shadow of Haleakalā give the film a local resonance. You can feel the cultural thread of Polynesian voyaging—an island history of navigation and ocean stewardship—running through conversations following the film.

This experience is as much social as it is cinematic. After the credits, expect a moderated Q&A with the director and live music from the filmmaker, transforming the room into an intimate forum. The pirate-themed elements keep things playful and family-friendly; organizers award prizes for costumes, which helps draw a mixed crowd of locals and visitors. Practical details: meeting point is 1280 S Kihei Rd; book through the referral link to reserve a seat. Seating and accessibility details were not provided in the listing; contact the organizer directly for accommodations.

Why book it? For travelers in Kihei wanting an evening that connects island life with global voyaging stories, this event pairs film literacy with local music and conversation. It’s a low-effort, high-social-value night that complements a day on the water or a sunset hike on Haleakalā. The event supports cultural curiosity and community engagement—ideal for families, solo travelers and groups who want a memorable night beyond bars and beachfront restaurants.

Bring comfortable layers for coastal evenings, a camera for candid concert shots, and a sense of adventure. Check cancellation and refund policies (48-hour notice noted in the listing) before purchasing. For ticketing, run times and accessibility questions, use the FareHarbor booking link: https://fareharbor.com/embeds/book/proartsmaui/items/679574/?asn=fhdn&asn-ref=advcollective&ref=advcollective&bookable-only=yes&full-items=yes&marketplace=yes&flow=no. Arrive early to catch local vendors and pre-show mingling; seating may be general admission and small venues fill quickly. If you're combining this with day activities, plan first for snorkeling over the reef or a drive along Maui’s southwest coast, then return for an evening of stories and music. This event is run by proartsmaui; organizer contact and further accessibility notes are missing from the listing—confirm details when booking.

About ProArts Playhouse

ProArts Playhouse is a performing arts venue and presenting organization that curates live music, comedy, film, magic, and community-centered events.
The Playhouse programs an eclectic calendar that features local and touring artists, including Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award-winning bands, singer-songwriters, jazz and blues ensembles, improv and stand-up comedy, and film screenings.
ProArts Playhouse collaborates with regional artists and media partners to present headline concerts, themed nights, salon concerts, monthly improv shows, and benefit performances that support local causes.
Audiences can expect professionally produced shows with varied formats — full-band concerts, intimate duo sets, solo comedy and magic performances, and film presentations. Recent listings include headline bands, guitar showcases, harp and soul duos, a long-running Blues, Rock & Soul Revue featuring guest instrumentalists, comedy series inspired by short-form improv, and family-friendly magic shows. Program notes reference partnerships and return engagements that signal ongoing community ties.
ProArts Playhouse emphasizes accessibility of diverse artistic styles and fosters audience connection by hosting celebrations, dance parties, and educational talks alongside entertainment. Ticketed events often highlight award-winning musicians and guest artists noted in event descriptions. The organization’s public calendar and event listings provide details on show length, featured performers, and special programming.
For patrons seeking live entertainment across multiple genres, ProArts Playhouse serves as a reliable source for curated performances, standing out for its breadth of offerings and consistent presentation of local and touring talent. Event pages list ticketing, accessibility, contact details and FAQs to help attendees plan visits and reserve seats easily online ahead of performances.