Wine & Weave in Lahaina: Sunset Crafting and Wine Pairings Supporting Hawaiian Civic Clubs
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
No physical exertion required; suitable for all fitness levels.
Overview
Join the Wine & Weave event in Lahaina for an evening of sunset views, handcrafted coconut frond weaving, and wine and chocolate pairings—all benefiting Hawaiian Civic Clubs’ wildfire recovery efforts. Experience Hawaiian culture with a purpose on Maui.
Wine & Weave: Benefitting the Hawaiian Civic Clubs of Lahaina and Southern California (Los Angeles, Orange County & San Diego)
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About This Adventure
Experience the enchanting Wine & Weave event, where you’ll sip exquisite wine and chocolate pairings while crafting your own coconut frond pāpale under stunning sunset views. Led by Master Weavers, this unique gathering supports the Hawaiian Civic Clubs' recovery efforts, making it a memorable evening of creativity and community.
Experience the enchanting Wine & Weave event, where you’ll sip exquisite wine and chocolate pairings while crafting your own coconut frond pāpale under stunning sunset views. Led by Master Weavers, this unique gathering supports the Hawaiian Civic Clubs' recovery efforts, making it a memorable evening of creativity and community.
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early to Enjoy Sunset
The pavilion overlooks stunning views—arriving early ensures you catch the full sunset spectacle while settling into your weaving project.
Wear Comfortable Clothing
Dress in layers and bring a light jacket; ocean breezes are common in the evening.
Bring ID for Age Verification
This event is 21+ only; bring a valid ID to confirm your age at check-in.
Prepare for Seating
Though the event offers seating, consider a small cushion if you prefer extra comfort during the weaving session.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Nene goose, Hawaii’s state bird, can occasionally be spotted in the area.
- Sunset migrating seabirds swooping over the ocean provide a lively evening show.
History
Lahaina was the capital of the Kingdom of Hawaii in the early 19th century and remains rich in cultural heritage.
Conservation
Proceeds supporting the Hawaiian Civic Clubs fund wildfire recovery and promote continued cultural and environmental stewardship in Maui.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Light Jacket
Evening breezes can be cool, so having a jacket ensures comfort during sunset.
Sunscreen
Protect your skin while arriving before sunset during Maui’s strong daytime sun.
summer specific
Closed-toe Shoes
Choose footwear suited for walking around the pavilion and nearby areas.
Valid Government ID
Required for age verification as event is restricted to 21+ attendees.