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the Olowalu store building. Using many sustainable ingredients from local farms, this
sandwich and pie shop has quickly become a favorite. The deli sandwiches, potpies, and
baked goods are so good, however, that you'll often find a line stretching out the front
door. All of the food here is made fresh, so don't expect to get a quick sandwich.
Information and Services
GENERAL INFORMATION
Kapalua, Napili, and Honokowai
For up-to-date information on what's happening in Kapalua, check out the website for the
Kapalua Resort Association by visiting www.kapaluara.com .
Ka'anapali
The Ka'anapali Beach Resort Association website at www.kaanapaliresort.com is a
great source of general information on the Ka'anapali area.
Lahaina
For historical inquiries, the Lahaina Restoration Foundation (808/661-3262,
www.lahainarestoration.org ) is a storehouse of information. Pick up its handy brochure,
Lahaina O Mo'olele: A Walking Tour of Historic and Cultural Sites in Lahaina.
The Lahaina Town Action Committee (648 Wharf St., 808/667-9194,
www.visitlahaina.com ) sponsors cultural events and other activities throughout the year,
including Art Night and Halloween, and can provide information about what's happening
in the area. It operates the Lahaina Visitor Center (808/667-9193) on the first floor of the
Old Lahaina Courthouse. For popular events and activities happening in Lahaina, contact
the events hotline [phone]), or pick up its Historic Lahaina Town Walking Map and
the Maui Historical Walking Guide brochures, which has information mostly on Lahaina
and Ka'anapali.
For art lovers, the nonprofit Lahaina Arts Society (808/661-0111, www.lahaina-
arts.com ) has information about art events in town, and it maintains two galleries at the
Old Lahaina Courthouse.