For the benefit of both our residents and visitors, and in cooperation with others we strive to faithfully restore, maintain and interpret the physical, historical, and cultural legacy of Lahaina, Maui, first capital of the Kingdom of Hawaii.
 
 

Lahaina Restoration Foundation announces new program:
"HA'INA HOU - Let the Story Be Told"
In Conjuction with Lahaina's Second Friday Party

Front Street museums will come ALIVE on Second Fridays with a multitude of changing activities at both the Baldwin Home and Wo Hing as part of the Foundation's newest Program; "Ha'ina Hou - Let the story be told."

The new interactive and educational program focuses on sharing Lahaina's rich history through demonstrations, presentations, activities, museum tours and more. History has never been so fun!

During the hours of 6:00pm - 8:30pm, museums offer a special admission rate of $5 (children 12 & under FREE) which allows entry to both museums and includes the popular candlelit tour at the Baldwin Home. Too busy to hit both museums in one night? Museum admission tickets purchased at Ha'ina Hou remain valid for one year and can be used any day of the week.

Ha'ina Hou is held in conjuction with Lahaina's Second Friday Party. For more information, please Anela Haina at 661-3262.


 

 

American Planning Association Designates Front Street
One of Top 10 Great Streets for 2011
Recognized for Historic Heritage, Revitalization, Varied Uses, Scenic Views

Mayor Alan Arakawa, Theo Morrison, David Allaire, Paul Luersen

Lahaina, HI - The American Planning Association (APA) today announced the designation of Front Street as one of 10 Great Streets for 2011 under the organization’s Great Places in America program. APA Great Places exemplify exceptional character and highlight the role planners and planning play in creating communities of lasting value.

APA singled out Front Street for its history, amenities, revitalization efforts, and continuous use by multiple generations for a variety of purposes. Its postcard-picture views and mild climate attract tourists and residents to Front Street virtually round the clock.

“The planning success of Front Street is due to years of effective partnerships between non-profit organizations, government leaders and countless community members. With everyone striving to balance Front Street’s historical, cultural and commercial needs we will ensure that this special seaside treasure lives on,” said Maui County Council Member Elle Cochran.

Through Great Places in America, APA recognizes unique and authentic characteristics found in three essential components of all communities – streets, neighborhoods, and public spaces. APA Great Places offer better choices for where and how people work and live every day and are defined by many things including planning efforts, architectural styles, accessibility, and community involvement.

“Natural beauty, history, and community pride have coalesced to create a place that is special – in different ways – to each individual who traverses Front Street’s wide and unique sidewalks,” said APA Chief Executive Officer Paul Farmer, FAICP. “Nearly five decades of preservation and revitalization efforts have uncovered and saved more than 1,300 years of culture and heritage. From its start as the home of Native Hawaiian royalty to its days as a whaling outpost and missionary stronghold, and later a plantation town, to its current status as a tourist attraction, Front Street has embraced its history while accommodating more contemporary uses,” he added. >>> click here for more

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Visit Our Museums in Historic Lahaina Town!
Baldwin Home Museum Wo Hing Museum Hale Pa'i Old Lahaina Courthouse Hale Pa'ahao
Baldwin Home Museum Wo Hing Museum Hale Pa'i Old Lahaina Courthouse Hale Pa'ahao
Old Lahaina Prison

120 Dickenson Street
Lahaina, HI 96761

858 Front Street
Lahaina, HI 96761

Lahainaluna High School Campus

Wharf Street
Lahaina, HI

187 Prison Street
Lahaina, HI 96761

Hours of Operation:
Open Daily from
10:00am - 4:00pm

Candlelit Tours FRIDAY'S
6:00pm - 8:30pm




Hours of Operation:
Saturday - Thursday
10:00am - 4:00pm

Fridays
1:00pm - 8:00pm




Hours of Operation:
Monday - Wednesday
10:00am - 4:00pm

Thursday & Friday
By appointment only

*Call to make research appointment** 808-667-7040

Hours of Operation:
Open Daily from
9:00am - 5:00pm

Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday
8:00am - 3:00pm

Sunday & Saturday
CLOSED

CLOSED on Some Holiday

*Admission fees allow entry to both the Baldwin Home and Wo Hing Museum.*

Admission:
$7 - Adults (ages 13+)
$5 - Senior Citizens (65+)
$5 - Kama'aina
$5 - Military
Children 12 & under are FREE!


Candlelit Tour Admission:
$8 - Adults (ages 13+)
$6 - Senior Citizens (65+)
$6 - Kama'aina
$6 - Military
Children 12 & under are FREE!

 

*Admission fees allow entry to both the Baldwin Home and Wo Hing Museum.*

Admission:
$7 - Adults (ages 13+)
$5 - Senior Citizens (65+)
$5 - Kama'aina
$5 - Military
Children 12 & under are FREE!

Admission:
FREE

Admission:
FREE

Admission:
FREE