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This museum celebrates the historic sugar trade that kept up Hawaii's economy for most of the 19th century. A&B, as it is known to locals, details the history of the trade on Maui.
Built in 1833, the Bailey House Museum showcases Hawaiian paintings, artifacts and furnishings from 19th century Maui. It was built on the royal compound of Kahekiki, the last ruling chief of Maui.
The Hana Coast Gallery showcases original fine art, finely crafted handwork and decorative collectibles from the Hawaiian Islands, Polynesia and the Pacific Rim.
At the Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary Visitor Center's beachfront facility in Kihei, exhibits and artifacts offer information about the lives of the Pacific humpback whales.
The mission of this non-profit, community-based arts education organization in Makawao is to offer open access for all to quality arts instruction by professional teaching artists.
The Maui Arts & Cultural Center (MACC) opened in 1994 and has since then brought about 1,800 events to the community in Maui, including special events productions, arts education and cultural programs.
