Hui No'eau Visual Arts Center

Hui No'eau Visual Arts Center is a nonprofit visual arts organization that has called the historic Kaluanui Estate home since 1934. Situated on 25 acres in Upcountry Maui, the estate centers on a Mediterranean-style manor designed in 1917 by architect C.W. Dickey, set against sweeping views of Haleakalā, the West Maui Mountains, and Maui's North Shore. The grounds encompass several distinct outdoor areas — including the Panoramic Lawn, Reflection Pond, Courtyard, Solarium, Monkeypod Trees, and the Historic Mill — that together accommodate weddings and private events for intimate gatherings up to 250 guests. The estate's architecture, mature landscaping, and mountain backdrop give each area a character that few Maui venues can offer. Beyond weddings and private celebrations, Hui No'eau sustains an active visual arts program offering classes, workshops, and camps across drawing, painting, ceramics, glassblowing, printmaking, photography, jewelry, and Hawaiian arts. All event rentals directly support that community mission.