THE RITZ-CARLTON, KAPALUA PRESENTS
THE 26TH ANNUAL CELEBRATION OF THE ARTS FESTIVAL
MARCH 30 & 31, 2018

The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua will convene Hawaii’s most reputable artisans, educators, cultural practitioners, speakers and entertainers, March 30th and 31st, 2018, during the 26th Annual Celebration of the Arts. Hands-on art, demonstrations, films, cultural panels, music and dance will act as the common ground to allow visitors and residents the opportunity to interact and enjoy the “Number 1 rated cultural event” according Modern Luxury Hawaii magazine.

The Ritz-Carlton Kapalua Maui
1 Ritz Carlton Drive, Kapalua Maui, HI 96761
(808) 669-6200

For more information about the Celebration for The Arts, go to: CelebrationOfTheArts.org

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Wahi Mahalo…A Universal Thank You”

The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua will convene Hawaii’s most reputable artisans, educators, cultural practitioners, speakers and entertainers, April 14-15, 2017, during the 25th Annual Celebration of the Arts. Hands-on art, demonstrations, films, cultural panels, music and dance will act as the common ground to allow visitors and residents the opportunity to interact and enjoy the “Number 1 rated cultural event” according Modern Luxury Hawaii magazine.

The Ritz-Carlton Kapalua Maui
1 Ritz Carlton Drive, Kapalua Maui, HI 96761
(808) 669-6200

For more information about the Celebration for The Arts, go to: CelebrationOfTheArts.org

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“Ko makou alanui kupuna – Our ancestral paths”

The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua will convene Hawaii’s most reputable artisans, educators, cultural practitioners, speakers and entertainers, May 9-11, during the 22nd Annual Celebration of the Arts. Hands-on art, demonstrations, films, cultural panels, music and dance will act as the common ground to allow visitors and residents the opportunity to interact and enjoy the “Number 1 rated cultural event” according Modern Luxury Hawaii magazine.

The Ritz-Carlton Kapalua Maui
1 Ritz Carlton Drive, Kapalua Maui, HI 96761
(808) 669-6200

For more information about the Celebration for The Arts, go to: CelebrationOfTheArts.org

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The Warriors of Hawaii

In ancient Hawaii, as in most indigenous cultures, men were expected to have both a warrior presence as well as a peaceful presence (at peace within themselves). A warrior who was at peace within himself was the master at balancing “power and harmony”. In spiritual practices, that balance is the most powerful force in the universe. Warriors were considered very attractive by women, and were potential candidates to become chief. They were referred to as “nakoa.” Nakoa were the gatherers and protectors of the women, children, and elders.

The best warriors were selected for advance training called “Lua.” They were experts in the fighting arts, but, more importantly, they were practitioners in the physical and spiritual healing arts. Their mere presence brought fear to potential troublemakers even without them saying a word or lifting a hand. Yet their peaceful presence and charisma brought a sense of well-being and security to all people.

At the present time, lua training is available to native Hawaiians only, and is done in secret. Few Hawaiians have the privilege of being invited to learn the art, and only a few last beyond the initial training.

The most respected and highly skilled lua warriors become the leaders and teachers. They are known as the “olohe.” Olohe are selected by other olohe, and their mastery in all aspects of Hawaiian warrior arts, culture, healing, and spirituality is superb. There are less than 15 known legitimate olohe alive today.

Published reports and books refer to Kahu Naone as a recognized olohe. He is a teacher in the basic training of lua warriors throughout Hawai’i. Kahu is also an expert in the different parts of the body, and is the principal herbal and spiritual healing teacher for lua warriors. His knowledge of warrior weaponry and their application in fighting and spiritual arts is superb.

For more information about Lua and other Ancient Hawaiian training, including Spiritual Healing, Herbal Healing and Hawaiian Culture, go to:

www.Kahu-Naone.com

Email: info@kahu-naone.com

The Royal Hawaiian Guard was formed to perpetuate Hawaiian values through Hawaiiana, Youth Excellence, and Community Enhancement. The Royal Hawaiian Guard (RHG) is honored to serve as sentries at the Waineʻe Royal Mausoleum at Waiola Church becoming Hawai`i’s first official Royal Honor Guard since 1893. Located on the island of Maui, we are registered as a domestic non-profit organization incorporated in the State of Hawaiʻi and are fiscally sponsored by The West Maui Taxpayers Association and West Maui Improvement Foundation.

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Lanai Culture & Heritage Center 808-565-7177

Join the Lanai Culture and Heritage Center for “Aloha Lana‘i” A Benefit to celebrate the Aloha of Lanai. The Island, The People, The Culture, The Aloha!

Directed and Produced by Ken Martinez Burgmaier. A Jazz Alley TV, HawaiiOnTV.com & Holoholo Films Production.

Celebrating the Rich Cultural & Natural Heritage of Lana‘i.

http://www.lanaichc.org

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Aunty Nona Beamer – Malama Ko Aloha (Keep Your Love)
A Film by Kenneth K. Martinez Burgmaier

2014 WINNER: AMERICAN FEDERATION OF ADVERTISING “PELE AWARD”

Mohala Hou Foundation commissioned Emmy Award, Billboard Music, Na Hoku Hanohano Winner – Maui Filmmaker Kenneth K. Martinez Burgmaier of Jazz Alley TV and Hawaii On TV.com Networks to produce a documentary film on Aunty Nona Beamer, the first ever to be done of this legendary Hawaiian matriarch of the Beamer family. The Film: Aunty Nona Beamer-Malama Ko Aloha (Keep Your Love) explores Aunty Nona in her own words, the journey of her life and her fight toward preserving, perpetuating and creating awareness of Hawaiian Culture.

It will serve to educate people around the world about traditional Hawaiian culture and how it can serve as a way of bringing people of all backgrounds together. Some of Hawai‘i’s most respected artists contribute in sharing their own stories and what Aunty Nona Beamer has achieved as being recognized as one of Hawai’i’s Treasures of Aloha.

Maui filmmaker Kenneth K. Martinez Burgmaier Brings home a 2014 American Advertising Federation Bronze Pele Award to Maui for his film Aunty Nona Beamer – Malama Ko Aloha, In the Cinema Advertising Movie Trailers category. The awards ceremony was held Saturday night at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel in Waikiki to a sold out crowd.

The First time for a Maui film to win in this category, Burgmaier directed & produced the film. It will have it’s official Maui screening at the 22nd annual celebration of the arts on Mother’s Day at the Ritz- Carlton Kapalua! The film also won am audience award at the Lana’i Film Festival and was selected for the Opening Night film at the 2014 Big Island Film Festival!

Kenneth K. Martinez Burgmaier
Jazz Alley TV, Inc.
HawaiiONTV.com Networks
MauiFEST Hawai’i
Maui Reflection Films/Holoholo Films
PO Box 336 Makawao, Maui, HI 96768
Office 808-573-5530
Mobile 808-283-9070

Opening Night Film – World Premiere – May 24th 2012 at the Big Island Film Festival 2012

THE MOST DELICIOUS TACOS OF THE PLANET

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We are open Monday to Friday from 2:00pm to 6:00pm

Tacos Maui 8th Wonder is Located in Paia, at:
105 Baldwin Ave. – Paia Maui, Hawaii
In the front of the public parking lot next to the post offices
in the F. GARCIA BUILDING.

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Maui Championship Regatta – Lahaina Maui Hawaii 2011

Hawaiian Canoe Club
P.O. Box 5053
Kahului, Maui, Hawaii 96733

Our Hale is located at: Hoaloha Park — Kahului, Maui Hawaii
Phone (808) 893-2124

As part of the 19th Annual Celebration of the Arts Festival, the Ritz Carlton Kapalua Maui presented their 2011 Easter Sunday Brunch, with delicious food, elegant dining and a fun filled Easter Egg Scramble for the kids! Events like these make memories for local residents and visitors who come out to enjoy the holiday. The incredible brunch was full of amazing food, with 10 serving stations, including appetizers, entrees and of course dessert!!

The kids had an exciting time meeting the Easter Bunny and gathering Easter Eggs at the scramble. A great event and experience for the whole Ohana!!

For more information about The Ritz-Carlton Kapalua Maui go to: www.RitzCarlton.com

The Ritz-Carlton Kapalua Maui
1 Ritz Carlton Drive, Kapalua Maui, HI 96761
(808) 669-6200