First of all this place is big, bigger than Kahului's one for sure, we wanted to throw our…read moredaughter's first birthday party here but sadly they were close for renovations. Second they finally have AC? It was still a bit hot tho. Lastly the bathroom, I mean for real! The bathroom is actually clean.

WCC is aka the Velma McWayne Santos community center, was once the shining jewel of Maui's public…read morevenues, but has since been trumped by newer, climate-controlled buildings in other areas. The building is made with hollow tile which is a natural insulator, resulting in a cool interior despite the hot conditions outside, and ceiling fans aid in the cooling process. The open beam ceilings provide for an airy feeling. The space can be divided into 3 separate rooms or 1 big one which holds about 400-450 people max. There are lots of big windows that allow natural light to pour in. The fixed stage is equipped with a garage door backdrop that leads to the back of the facility and allows for easy set up for bands & entertainment. The only downfall is the tiny parking lot. There's an adjacent parking lot next door for park users but more than likely a sporting event will be happening so parking is normally super tight.

the best convenience experience we had…read more lots of space and it was air conditioning thank you

Binhi At Ani, meaning "seed and harvest" is the central valley's newest community center which…read moreopened in 2005 and is ran by a non-profit organization as opposed to being county government-owned. THE FACILITIES: The main hall is 8,000 sf and fully air conditioned. It's a wide open room with high open-beam ceilings, LED lighting, fans, a good sized stage, full kitchen, conference room, dressing room, and an open-air patio. Max capacity is 464. Restrooms were clean. The only downfall is the parking lot which is small, but they have overflow parking across the street at Maui Waena Intermediate School. Though the sign states "Filipino Community Center" it's open to all, lol. I've been here only a handful of times and like it because its close to home and newer than neighboring Kahului Community Center. FACT: This is the new home of the Barrio Fiesta that happens every May, moving from the War Memorial field after many years.

I had the opportunity to attend a graduation party. Their last weekend is a fairly large well…read moremaintained facility with a reasonable level of parking. The event I attended to had about 300 people there was a stage for a band and there is a kitchen. It seems like an accessible well ventilated space for a community party a wedding or possibly even a corporate event.

Set aside an evening for a concert or play at the MACA. This upscale venue features local acts as…read morewell as symphonies, broadway and Hawaiian performances. There is also a gallery on the grounds that is currently showcasing several Japanese paper craft artists. It is an amazing exhibit and well worth an hour or so of your day. Admission to the gallery is free. Free parking. Double highly recommend!

Highlight of our vacation was Jake Shimabukuro's Holidays in Hawaii with his guests Justin and…read moreJackson. Jake's performance was amazing and enjoyed how he incorporated Hawaiian history and culture along with his personal stories. It was very entertaining and the cherry on top was the post show meet and greet. Mahalo MACC for hosting and giving back to the community.

While I'd like to give it 5 stars because it really serves the community - it's so worn down and…read moreshowing its age. Otherwise a great resource for events, parties, meetings etc. Easy to find right on Hana Hwy on the outskirts of Paia town. Across from the Japanese Soto Zen Mission. Parking is kind of limited for large groups. There are men's and women's bathrooms, and a small kitchen which is used for private parties involving food. The place serves as a police waiting station, where you often see one or two police cars parked. Today's event is a meeting by the planning department to inform the community about plans to develop and expand a local beach park. A three hour window offers a chance to see the plans and provide feedback.

Been coming here for years as a repeat customer…read more Top notch security with several layers of verification. Long term, friendly and knowledgable certified service staff that usually greets guests with a smile. Guests are a varied demographic with a wide range of age, needs and lodging. Food quality is hit and miss at times. But nutritious, reliable and economical. Not worth the price to get in.

Nice free place to stay...free everything...food, medical, clothes, lovers. Hot butch prison bitch…read moreaction. To make reservations, just get arrested and don't call anyone to bail you out.

Hubby and I took a Lauhala Bracelet class when visiting Maui this month. Ravan is a wonderful…read moreteacher. We learned a lot about this craft, and we both wore our bracelets home. We look forward to enjoying another class next time we're in Maui. There were no kids in our class, but it would be a great activity for them, at a great price. Check out this center because they offer all kinds of classes at reasonable prices.

I took my brother to the "Migrations" Dance Spectacular, and it was such a magical experience! We…read moreloved making our own keepsakes, I made a kukui nut bracelet and my bro made a lauhala one. The optional guided museum tour is definitely worth doing just FYI. The dance performance left us in awe, the performers are really talented! It's a fun way to bond as a family while learning about the cultural heritage of Hawaii. A must-see for both locals and visitors!

It's not a place I frequent, or any kids of mine, but it's such a great facility for the local kids…read moreto use. I popped in to drop off some used feed bags for their beach cleanup day this weekend. They host events like this, and do other good things in the community with the aim to provide a safe environment for young people. Activities and classes. Supervision and mentoring. They even have their own radio station to encourage kids to learn these skills. PYCC deserves a lot of respect. Donations are welcome.

My kids have been going to PYCC for a couple years now, and at first it seemed like a perfect space…read morefor the kids to learn to cook, edit videos, host a radio station, do art, and play with friends their age. It was good at first, even though I struggled with the lack of supervision by the pycc staff, I saw the good in what they were trying to do. Yet, every time I was there, the teenage boys were always running around, cursing and being rowdy. Again, I looked past it because my kids were learning to cook, making videos in the media lab, sewing classes, making friends, and I would even listen to them host on the radio. It was a positive place for the most part. Then suddenly the staff started leaving. The older woman who ran the radio room retired and was replaced by an 18 year old boy. The man running the media lab moved away and it became a place for kids to just watch youtube videos unchecked and then the room was locked away. I do appreciate the cook, Ben, and the front desk person, Abby. Who seem to always be looking out for the kids and making it a positive place. But, they are obviously overwhelmed with 40+ teenagers running around and doing whatever they want. I do know they try, and I appreciate those two staff members. For the last six months I became wary of sending my daughter there as the rowdiness was getting worse and going unchecked. I started getting bad feelings about PYCC, and I was considering pulling my daughter out as it started to feel unsafe for girls. And my sons were learning behaviors from other boys that was just not okay. There was an instance where one of the teenage boys was showing young girls porn and threatening to r*pe them and grabbing them and trying to get them alone. It took the kids telling on him multiple times for them to finally kick him out. But overall I don't feel pycc is safe for girls. I was hesitant to write this because the idea of PYCC is really good and it used to be okay, but it's not anymore and they need to watch the children better.

I don't think my doctors get enough praise! I have been seeing Heather Milovina for about 3…read moreyears. She is my OBGYN and every appointment I have been met with compassion and everything explained to me where I fully understand it. I've never wanted to go to the doctor, but she makes my visits something I can look forward to. Understanding what's going on with my body is important. I also see Gabrielle O'Sullivan and she is absolutely wonderful. You can tell these two doctors genuinely care and are always there to answer questions.. Thank you so much for everything.

This review is for the Ob/Gyn department. I switched to Malama at 32 weeks pregnant and I'm so glad…read moreI did. The providers there are incredibly caring, warm and I never felt rushed at my appointments. I highly recommend Dr Casey and Heather Milovina - they are both incredible, so competent and skilled and kind. Out of the 6 providers, I felt totally comfortable with 5 out of 6 of them - which is pretty great! I gave birth a few weeks ago and had a very positive experience thanks to the wonderful people at Malama. Dr Casey was my doctor who delivered my baby, and I felt 100% confident and comfortable with him, knowing I was in great hands. Heather was there the next day, which was great, because I was seeing her the most during my prenatal visits (she is an incredible midwife), and she has a wonderful presence about her - she cares so much about her patients, and you feel completely comfortable in her care. I would highly recommend Malama if you are pregnant, I think they are the best on the island as far as prenatal care and caring about women's birth experiences.