Nothing good to say. They contacted my husband to display one of his hand crafted horses. They drew…read moreup a contract, we fulfilled our end. A few months later we found out from online comments that they closed, they never contacted us, they never paid for the horse nor returned it. We found out again, later that it was being displayed in a children's toy store no additional information or papertrail. We will not have any good review for this establishment, taking advantage of hard working people. They have NO INTEGRITY. Any doubters, contact us for review of our contract.... Despicable and disappointing. Sad I had to give a star review, it should be ZERO. SINCERELY GREENFIELD WOODWORKS. And to think they were associated with the Grand Wailea hotel in Maui. Shameful.​

This gallery has been located inside of the Grand Wailea Hotel and Resort for a decade. Recently…read more(the past few months), the ownership has changed. Apparently, the former owner also owned the sushi bar in the Grand Wailea and decided to call it quits with both businesses. The new owner has retained some of the old works (by the masters) and has started introducing a variety of local artists in the gallery space. Other artists who used to show in this gallery can now be found down the street in the Shops of Wailea. When you walk in the door, you will see a large selection of glass on display by Dale Chihuly. You will also see other artists featured in the window displays. As you wander the gallery, you will likely find as many as 25 different artists on display. Everybody working here has been very friendly and informative since my visits began in 2006. Since the new owner took over, some of the local artists on display work in the galley, which makes things more interesting. If you join the email list, you get informative emails that come infrequently. They are good about that. I consider this a must visit gallery if you are on an art tour or enjoy shopping for art on vacation. After you are done, don't miss the galleries in the Shops of Wailea. Didn't see enough? Head to Lahaina.

The Welzie art gallery is a must stop on your trip (especially if you are staying at the Andaz)…read more This might be the most fun art gallery I have been to and my daughter absolutely loved the whimsical nature of the art. Whether you are buying the $$$$ piece or some of the prints you could tell both women who we were able to meet over our stay at the Andaz (who worked there) just wanted you to feel comfortable and enjoy your viewing or purchase. This is just the start of our family collecting these pieces...but the "how" some of the larger/original pieces are made are so cool and unique to the island. VERY cool artwork and a must see if in wailea/Kiehi, Only bummer is we missed the interactive art offerings they have like paint sessions...next time!

Great art gallery! Find it by coming to the Andaz hotel and then in the lobby, don't be instructed…read moreby the gorgeous view, head to the right. It has an open layout and is very well lit. Great view to the hotel's pools below as well as the ocean. Art work here ranges in price from prints at $40 to large pieces in the thousands. I bought a few prints to add joy to my home and hope to add more pieces in time. What's great about this gallery is just walking in will make you smile because all of the art work is so happy. It's worth coming to the Andaz hotel just to see the art here. Love this gallery and this artist.

This little sugar museum is super convenient, close to OGG Airport, Costco, food trucks, Whole…read moreFoods, Foodland, Walmart, and Target. Perfect for a quick stop when you first arrive in Maui or before heading out. *Hours: Mon-Thu 10:00am-2:00pm (they really won't let you in after 1pm) *Admission: $10 We arrived close to closing, so we only got to explore the outdoor area. Still, it was fun to see early sugarcane plantation machinery, including: * 1898 Nordberg steam engine * Cleveland J36 trencher * 1920s outdoor Portuguese oven * 11-foot Bull Gear sugarcane transport wagon * Vintage Caterpillar tractors * Caterpillar 660 sugarcane transport cab It reminded us of similar sugar museum exhibits in Taiwan (Wanhua Longshan Temple area and Hualien), giving a glimpse into local agricultural history. This is definitely a niche spot. If you're curious about sugar mills, it's worth checking the official website first to decide if it's worth the admission fee. Alexander & Baldwin Sugar Museum 3957 Hansen Rd, Kahului, HI 96732

It's a nice little self walk through with displays and information. The sugar museum talks about…read morethe history and heritage of the sugar industry & plantation. It's a great informative way to learn about the history if you don't know anything about it. I loved learning how the different cultures influenced parts of Hawaiian culture. They have machine pieces outside on display from the mechanic parts of the sugar industry. Admission is $10 for adults and took about an hour to tour. Parking- has their own parking lot

This is a fantastic place to explore on a quiet weekend afternoon. It features art by David Warren…read moreand his family as well as a handful of local artists, in just about every medium you could imagine. I picked up a gorgeous carved bone box as well as as beautifully painted box created from a gourd, & I could've gone on and on, there were so many gorgeous items there that just called out to me. The employee there was SO helpful and informative as well; you could tell that she really enjoyed being part of the gallery, and that made the experience that much more enjoyable for us. This is a gem of a store in a gem of a town; I wish I lived on Maui so I could go visit more often!

Awesome had printed tee's paintings serf boards. Stop in for…read morea Real Deal Maui Experience!

say cool little gallery with unusual humorous and beautiful paintings on surfboards along with more…read moretraditional paintings and T-shirts worth a stop when you get your coffee at grandma's definitely a great place to buy art if you wanna bring home the flavor of Maui and they ship.

When I'm visiting a new place on vacation and am in the middle of a somewhat touristy area, I'm…read morenever sure whether the local crafts are really that or a China or India knock off. I found the South Pacific Art displays just outside the Fleetwood's entrance and believe that their crafts are the real deal, albeit in the larger Polynesian context. I ended up with a Family Hook, which combined a koa wood and cow bone carving. That was a present for my Son for his 25th birthday. They had a wide selection of other carvings and in different sizes. My only regret was not coming back to see if there was something that I wanted. The guys working there pretty much kept to themselves, but were right there when you needed help or clarification. They also have a website at myspia.com.

I was looking for an authentic Tiki without any of the kitschy, touristy additions. One had a wide…read morevariety of beautiful carvings to choose from. I chose a 10" Kane tiki. He's awesome!

This cute little shop is literally STUFFED with merchandise. Every corner you look there's…read moresomething interesting. Some nifty items you won't find elsewhere, lots of tourist souvenirs, clothing for kids & adults, jewellery at *every* price point, stickers/decals, wind chimes, mobiles, sarongs... phew. The list just goes on and on and on. Some prices are a little higher than some of the other shops, parking can be scarce depending what time you visit. If you don't want to hunt around for take-home goods & knick knacks, this is a nice 1-stop shop.

A nice place to browse if going to one of the restaurants in the complex (Fred's, Moose…read moreMcGillycuddy's Pub, or 808 Bistro). In a small space the proprietor, Shelly Hung, has a huge inventory of jewelry and clothing, plus some upscale Hawaiian gifts and crafts. Predominantly jewelry. My wife found hand-painted blouses and other goodies to buy during a brief pre-dinner visit. It's a good place to find gifts to take back to the mainland.

Sean is awesome!! Museum quality work!…read moreEasy to find and easy to work with! You can't go wrong bringing your ideas to fruition here!!

I must agree with each of my fellow previous reviewers for Northshore Art and Frame. In addition,…read moreSean has such a welcoming, unassuming, knowledgeable presence. I had the pleasure of casually stopping in while I was in Wailuku Town at the moment my artwork was being mounted. Literally, caught mid-air with my piece in hand, I was able to experience some of the framing process. It's beautiful when you encounter people so passionate, professional and full of pride about the work they do. GREAT job, Sean -- Mahalo!