WAILUKU ARTS DISTRICT MANAGEMENT PLAN
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The National Endowment for the Arts has awarded a 2022 + 2023 Grants for Arts Projects grant to the ST*BA collective to deliver a public art master plan for the County of Maui, which will include a Wailuku Arts District management plan.
A Wailuku Arts District Management Plan Advisory Committee comprising arts programs, businesses and cultural practitioners is meeting (and evolving!) regularly to establish a public-private partnership that will implement the Wailuku Arts District vision. Slated for delivery in 2023, this massive effort to coordinate facility and public space planning, management, maintenance and collaborative programming will result in an interconnected destination that maximizes the public’s opportunities to experience, learn and celebrate the arts. > LEARN MORE: Read this April 2023 story about our Wailuku Arts District HERE |
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Enjoy this Wailuku Arts District film by WakeUpMatt, written by Shannon Wianecki, narrated by Anuhea Yagi, and featuring interviews with Mayor Richard Bissen, Kumu Sissy Lake-Farm and Kumu Kahulu Maluo-Pearson.
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Wailuku Arts District Management Plan Advisory Committee COMMITTEE MEMBERS Kelly McHugh-White, Little Rhinoceros LLC and Maui Public Art Corps Sissy Lake-Farm, Maui Historical Society John Rowehl, Maui Chamber Orchestra and Maui Choral Arts Association Carolyn Wright, Maui Academy of Performing Arts Jaclynn Sabado-Eitel, Paradise Now Kahulu Maluo-Pearson, KAʻEHU and Hālau of ʻŌiwi Art COUNTY LIAISON Erin Wade, County of Maui Planning & Development Chief ADDITIONAL SUPPORT Maggie Batangan, Leaven Content Councilmember Yuki Lei Sigamura, founder of Wailuku First Friday Luana Whitford-Mitchell, Maui OnStage/ Historic ʻĪao Theater >> June 2022 Community Survey Summary: READ + WATCH |
On 6/14/22, 20 arts organization directors representing Wailuku nonprofits and the spaces that collaborate with them gathered for a huakaʻi on Da Bee, which transported us from @maui_onstage to @mapamaui to @halehoikeike and @imuadiscovery so that we can more accurately begin to lift one another up in our collective plan to create a Wailuku Arts District.
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