We are excited to announce that Maui Aerial Arts and Airmaid Productions will debut our first feature length aerial production on Saturday, November 17th, 7pm.  This show is the first of its kind on Maui and it will be a ONE NIGHT ONLY performance so put it in your calendar now!

Learn more about the show and us in this excellent profile by Michael Pulliam of the Maui Times

The Map of Leaving features 13 performers from Maui, the Big Island, & Oahu who have come together to tell stories through their artistic disciplines, including a mix of aerial acrobatics on trapeze, rope, lyra, silks, hammock, and cube, as well as dance reprises and partner acrobatic acts.

The title of the show comes from Jack Heflin’s collection of poetry which examines the wonderful terribleness of life.  Excerpts of his work will help to fuel the show.

This show will be a great experience for those interested in storytelling through movement.  While surveying universal themes, we will take you on a journey of the memories of the past, the intimacy of the now, and the aspirations of the future.  How is a life understood?  How do we define ourselves?  Our stories are not just about where we are going, but also about the emotions, people, expectations, and places that we leave behind.

We welcome an audience of 12+ years for this show.  Tickets on sale at the Maui Arts and Cultural Center website.

We will be actively raising money to help us with the expenses of this self-produced show.  If you are interested in being a sponsor, please contact us at heather@mauiaerialarts.com.

We are proud to have Down the Hatch, Vertical Art Dance, FuzionFit, Dazzle Maui, SilverTree Films, and Kato Construction as some of our generous sponsors!

We are honored to perform at the annual fundraising gala for Na Wahine Ho’omana on Friday, May 5, 2017.  Na Wahine Ho`omana has been helping the women of South Maui flourish to their greatest potential since 2014 by providing education on health and wellness, supporting women with groups and shared meeting space, and empowering women to make life-enhancing choices.

Na Wahine Ho’omana’s 2017 “Women Just Wanna Have Fun” 2nd annual gala fundraiser will be emceed by the one and only Kathy Collins! This year’s theme is “Wahine Hawaiian Style” and the evening will feature an award-winning buffet dinner by Chef Eddie Munoz, a fashion show with local wahine wearing fashions from local women designers and boutiques, the vibrant sounds of Gina Martinelli & band, the gravity-defying grace of Maui Aerial Arts, women-owned business vendors, a silent auction, special guest V.I.P.s, Hawaiian entertainment by Arlie-Avery Asiu & Anthony Pfluke, Na Kui, Kai Kuanie and DJ music for dancing afterwards!

Tickets are on sale NOW! Reserve today!
www.nawahinehoomana.org

Maui Aerial Arts is thrilled to performing at the 2017 Maui Whale Festival on Saturday, February 18 at Kalama Park.  We will be near the Keiki stage performing at 1:30 pm and 3:00 pm.  Come check out on Lani Thur-Fine, Clover Love, and Heather Booth on silks, lyra, and trapeze!

World Whale Day Celebrations, presented by Pacific Whale Foundation, raise awareness and support to protect humpback whales and their ocean habitat.  Voted “Best Community Festival” on Maui, the Maui Whale Festival expects over 20,000 Maui residents and visitors are expected attend this year’s festivities.  Join us for the Parade of Whales, live music, keiki carnival, ‘ono local foods, Made on Maui Fair, and more.

There is a $5 cash only entrance fee to attend World Whale Day 2017 at Kalama Park. Keiki 12 and under are FREE. Food and activities within the park require scrip, which will be available for purchase on site. ATM’s will be stationed adjacent to both park entrances.

Find out more about the Maui Whale Festival.