Visit the MACC Box Office:

In person at One Cameron Way, Kahului (near the intersection of Kahului Beach Road and Wahinepi‘o Avenue). MACC is situated across from the University of Hawai‘i Maui College campus and adjacent to Keopuolani Park. Conveniently located within short driving distance from Kahului Airport or ‘Iao Valley State Park.

Call the Box Office:

808-242-SHOW (7469)
Box Office windows and phone lines are open Monday - Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm.

Call the Administration Office:

808-242-ARTS (2787)
Administrative offices are open Monday - Friday from 9 am to 5 pm.

When Maui Arts & Cultural Center (MACC) opened the distinctive gates on its new performing arts complex in 1994, it was the culmination of a 30-year dream for the Maui community.

• This is a gathering place where the community can celebrate creativity in personal and shared experiences of the arts;
• It’s a world-class facility where popular and innovative performing artists can be enjoyed ... connecting our community to the world;
• It’s an educational resource, serving all ages from pre-school to adult, enhancing arts education in schools and professional development for teachers;
• It’s an exhibit space for visual artists from Hawai‘i, North America and beyond;
• It’s a multi-disciplinary complex offering dance studio, meeting room and function spaces for the community-at-large.

Enjoy the ...

• 1200-seat, three-tier Castle Theater with premium quality sound;
• 300-seat, multi-purpose/black box McCoy Studio Theater;
• 5000-seat capacity outdoor Alexander & Baldwin Amphitheater;
• The Pa, outdoor performance platform dedicated to hula;
• 4100-square foot, museum-quality Schaefer International Gallery;
• Yokouchi Pavilion concert stage under a glass-capped roof;
• Founders Courtyard, featuring bistro dining, built-in beverage and food service bars.

MACC is a private 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation governed by a volunteer board of directors and supported by the generosity of people who love Maui.

Our symbol ...

MACC’s logo is a petroglyph image of a human being releasing a bird into flight. This action symbolizes the freedom of expression that lies at the heart of all creative endeavors.