Immerse yourself in a playful, language-forward twist on bingo with HakalamaGO, an interactive experience inspired by Ka Hakalama—the Hawaiian syllabary used to teach spelling and pronunciation through 80 consonant-vowel clusters and 10 vowel sounds that form the foundation of ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi.
In celebration of Mahina ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian Language Month), this special bingo game offers an approachable first step in understanding how Hawaiian words are spoken and written, all through lighthearted play, friendly competition, and connection.
Join us Tuesdays in February at Pilina during Happy Hour from 4:30–5:30 PM for an easygoing way to learn, laugh, and unwind—whether you are playing for prizes or simply for fun. No reservations required.
Location: Pilina
Time: February 24th: 4:30PM - 5:30PM
Bingo starts promptly at notated start time.
Reservations are not required.
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Live Bluefin Tuna Carving & Pilina Anniversary Celebration
Join us as we mark two years of connection at our lobby bar & lounge, PILINA.
Experience a live 300-lb sustainably sourced Bluefin tuna carving by Oʻahu fisherman Tyler Wilcox (Laʻakea Fish & Co.) in partnership with PILINA’s culinary team. Throughout the evening, guests will learn about the distinct cuts while sampling prized selections such as kama, akame, and toro, and may also order from a specialty menu of Bluefin dishes and signature rolls designed for sharing. The celebration will also feature complimentary tastings, furikake malasadas for dessert, and the debut of our PILINA Ponzu hot sauce created in collaboration with HI Spice.
Additional highlights include spirit tastings from Maui-based distilleries — Waikulu Distillery, Kupu Spirits, and Ocean Vodka Organic Distillery — accompanied by live music from the Micah Manzano Trio.
This one-night-only gathering is complimentary and open to both resort guests and the community of Maui.
E hele mai, join us on Saturday, February 28, from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM for a day dedicated to honoring ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi in recognition of Hawaiian Language Month.
Led by Manager of Hawaiian Culture, Jobi Miguel, the day will begin with educational storytelling on the history and importance of the Hawaiian language, alongside hula performances and a presentation by guest speaker Kumu Kiʻope Raymond. Visitors may also enjoy a runway show featuring Native Hawaiian designer Wailani Artates, as well as interactive cultural activities centered around ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi throughout the day.
The celebration will conclude with live music by Maui's own Kaniala Masoe, plus opportunities to explore cultural booths and local vendors including Only Aloha Here, Makahulima, and Uhiwai ʻo Haleakalā.
Challenge your balance in this hybrid yoga class, seamlessly linking poses in a slow, controlled flow. By cultivating stability and mindful movement, you’ll strengthen both body and mind—building a foundation essential for lifelong health and wellness.
Location: Meet at seating area outside of Fitness Center
