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Kamaole 1 Beach Clean-Up Project
Where we start. The Kamaole 1 Beach Clean-Up Pilot Project is the first initiative of the Kamaole Ahupuaʻa Environment Restoration & Management Plan (ERMP). We're identifying key stakeholders, building partnerships, developing long-term funding mechanisms, establishing metrics, and inspiring the next generation to care for the ahupuaʻa from ridge to reef.
The project focuses on reducing runoff and sedimentation from heavy rainfall at Drainage 2 — the channel that flows under Highway 31 and through the lower neighborhoods to Kamaole 1 Beach — and on improving water quality by upgrading the Kīhei Wastewater Treatment Plant and replacing cesspools within the project boundaries.
Water quality
Runoff & sediment
Next generation
The Significance of Water
How ancient Hawaiian water principles shape the ahupuaʻa — and this project
Clean-Up Calendar
Last Saturday of each month, 8:00–11:00 AM
Upcoming Clean-Ups
Volunteer Sign-Up
Join the Kam 1 Beach Clean-Up team
Make a Donation
Support the Kam 1 Beach Clean-Up Project
Help build the vision of a functioning Modern Day Kamaole Ahupuaʻa. Small donations and product purchases help pay for the website and the cost to keep the project moving forward.
Choose a one-time, weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annual gift on our Squarespace donation page.
Donate on SquarespaceKamaole Ahupuaa Community Meetings
Last Saturday of every month, 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM at the Kihei Public Library, starting January 2027. Join fellow residents and community stakeholders to discuss the future of the Kamaole Ahupuaa — from watershed restoration and food sovereignty to neighborhood planning and cultural stewardship.
Meetings are open to all. Whether you're a long-time resident or a recent arrival, your voice matters in shaping the ahupuaa we share.
Meeting Calendar
Last Saturday of each month
Upcoming Meetings
Agenda Announcements
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Kihei Public Library
A community hub for reading, learning, and connection. The Kihei Public Library offers books, programs, and events for residents and visitors of all ages.
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Kihei Fourth Friday Town Party & Night Market
Held the fourth Friday of every month, 6 to 9 PM. Free town party and night market with live music, food booths, and local craft vendors at Azeka Shopping Center Mauka. Confirmed running in 2026; repeats monthly.
Organized by Kihei Community / Maui County
Ko Mahi'ai Makeke – Kihei Saturday Farmers Market
Repeats every Saturday, 8 AM to noon. Weekly farmers and artisans market (Ko Mahi'ai Makeke) featuring local Maui produce, tropical fruits, honey, baked goods, and crafts by local artists. Live music/open mike sessions are common.
Organized by Ko Mahi'ai Makeke
Farmers Market Maui – Local Produce & Deli
Long-running Kihei produce market and deli at the north end of Kihei (Sugar Beach end, outside the Kamaole Ahupuaa but a staple for South Maui locals). Open most weekdays; hours vary by day — call (808) 875-0949 to confirm.
Organized by Farmers Market Maui
Artisan & Farmers Market at South Maui Gardens
Repeats every Thursday, 9 AM to 1 PM. Local produce, artisan goods, plants from the nursery, and food trucks at Kihei Food Oasis (vendors open until 7:30 PM). Free parking in the gravel lot. Free and open to the community.
Organized by South Maui Gardens
Kihei Food Oasis – Daily Food Trucks
Open daily. Gathering of food trucks inside South Maui Gardens — enter via 35 Auhana Rd (south entrance) or 30 Alahele Pl (north entrance). Hours vary by truck; gardens and food oasis stay open until 8:00 PM. Free to visit.
Organized by South Maui Gardens