Lahaina Arts Society, on Maui, Hawaii, is a showcase and "training ground" for local artists, and has been at the center of Lahaina and its art scene since November 14, 1967. It is now the oldest art gallery in one of the largest art markets in the USA. Since 1969, the Society has been located in the Old Lahaina Courthouse, an historic building in the center of Lahaina, down by the harbor. The building was constructed to form the seat of government for Maui, Hawaii, in the 1860s. Lahaina Arts Society is dedicated to arts education and Maui artists.  

The Lahaina Arts Society Galleries are Open

Daily 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

648 Wharf Street, Lahaina, next to the historic Banyan Tree.

  
Lahaina Arts Society (LAS) is dedicated to showcase, support, teach, mentor and nurture Maui County artists.  LAS donates time and money to the charity it founded, Lahaina Arts Association (LAA), which includes the Children's Art Outreach Program.

Major activities: LAS is an organization dedicated to supporting local artists launching their careers around Maui.  LAS maintains two galleries in the Old Courthouse building in Lahaina.  LAA sponsors an outdoor artist fair under the Banyan Tree in Lahaina on a bi-monthly basis, and also provides weekly children's art classes held in seven different sites in Maui County. On an annual basis LAA awards partial scholarships to Maui high school students who are interested in art.

Mahalo to the Following Grantors for Their Support of Our Children's Art Outreach Programs

• County of Maui
• Hawai'i State Foundation on Culture and Arts
• Hawai'i Community Foundation
• Atherton Family Foundation
• Rev. Takie Okumura Family Fund
• Lahaina Arts Society