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WAILUKU ARTS DISTRICT MGMT PLAN
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Art Lives Here.

Currently, as the County of Maui is completing its Wailuku Improvement Projects, it is collaborating with a team of Wailuku-based arts programs, businesses and cultural practitioners to designate Wailuku Town as an official arts district.

This massive effort to coordinate facility and public space planning, management, maintenance and collaborative programming will result in an interconnected destination that maximizes the public's opportunities to experience, learn and celebrate the arts. This website serves as a reference point for ongoing developments to the Wailuku Arts District Management Plan and will be updated regularly through the Plan's 2023 delivery.

C O M P O N E N T S

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Asset Map
The places where arts & culture are created, taught and celebrated in Wailuku
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History
Benchmarks in the formation of this District over the past 60 years
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Course of Action
Our project timetable exhibiting quarterly strategies and achievements
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Situational Analysis (SWOT)
Today, what are the District's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats?
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Needs & Objectives
Unified promotion, coordinated programming, safe & clean public spaces
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Structure & Budget
Arts District management, systems of support, funding mechanisms

SENSE OF PLACE

About Wailuku Town

Click below for a brief summary about Wailuku Town by our friends
at Wailuku Live, which will be transformed into the
Wailuku Arts District website as our work here progresses.
LEARN

T E S T I M O N I A L S

Happy People

“This is the kind of stuff we need way more of. These projects and paintings will and can bring communities back together.” — Carson Nemoto, Wailuku
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“This is a fun, positive, community-spirited effort that engages a lot of creatives, government professionals, community leaders, business owners and families in a well-publicized, inviting project to boost a town we all love.” — Terri Erwin, Wailuku
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  • About
    • History + Map
    • Background
    • Project Timetable
  • Components
    • Values
    • Situational Analysis
    • Needs & Objectives
    • Structure & Budget
  • Connect