Your Maui weekend, figured out before Thursday coffee.
Every Thursday morning: the weekend's best events — each one checked against the organizer's own page — the food trucks worth the drive, the right beach for the day, and kid stuff with the logistics parents actually need. Free forever. Unsubscribe anytime.
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What's inside every Thursday
- This Weekend, verified — the picks worth your time, Thursday through Sunday. Every event is checked against the organizer's own page before it runs — date, time, place, price. No invented listings, ever.
- Eat & Drink, first — food leads the letter: the trucks worth the drive (backed by the 111-truck Maui Food Truck Finder), openings, and happy hours.
- Kids & Family corner — storytimes, gardens, and boardwalks, with the logistics parents actually need: cost, shade, strollers, and how long a toddler lasts.
- The right beach for the day — 17 Maui beaches matched to what the day calls for, with the safety notes that matter.
- Written for residents, not visitors — kamaʻāina deals and the stuff the visitor guides never list.
A peek at Issue #1
Issue #1 lands this Thursday, Oct 22. Here's what's in it:
- ThuKeiki Storytime at Kīhei Public Library — the same morning the issue lands.
- FriFalsetto Contest at Four Seasons Wailea (free) · The Green at the MACC, 7pm.
- SatKeiki Halloween at The Shops at Wailea (free) · Fins & Frights at Maui Ocean Center · Hula Is the Heartbeat with the Mākaha Sons (free).
- SunMaui Sunday Market in Kahului (free).
- ＋The Maui Food Truck Finder launch — 111 trucks, searchable by area, craving, price, and day.
- ＋Highlighted Business #1: Rai Morimoto, REALTOR® — born and raised on Maui.
Three steps, then it's just Thursdays
- Drop your name + email in the box — ten seconds.
- Thursday morning, the letter's in your inbox.
- Plan the whole weekend in five minutes — before your coffee goes cold.
Questions, answered honestly
Is it really free?
Yes — the letter is free for readers. Down the road it may carry local business sponsors and ads, always clearly labeled; that's the business model, and it's how the letter stays free. You can see the business side on our Advertise page.
Who is this for?
People who live in Maui County. If you're planning a vacation, the visitor guides will serve you better — this one is written for residents: work on Monday, kids with nap times, and a grocery run to fit in.
Who writes it?
Maui Weekend Guide is published by Emilio Kim, a Maui County resident. It's researched and produced with AI assistance, then edited and verified by a resident before it sends — and every listing is checked against the organizer's own page first.
How often will I hear from you?
Once a week — Thursday morning. That's it. No daily blasts, no "just one more thing" emails.
Will you sell my email address?
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