Please review these helpful guidelines before and after registering as it may answer any questions you may have.
ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE
Plan to arrive at the MACC at least 20 minutes prior to your scheduled show. Performances will begin on time.
Please have your students remain seated on the bus until you are in front of our Box Office and/or your bus is greeted by a MACC staff member or volunteer.
The length of the show is approximately one hour, without an intermission.
PARKING
If you are traveling via private car(s), school vans - the last two rows nearest the McCoy Studio Theater is your designated parking area, please see a MACC staff member or volunteer once you have parked and before going to the theater
SEATING
Seating will be assigned based on number of students, grade levels (the MACC does not discriminate or assign seats based on school type, school district, demographic, etc.).
SPECIAL REQUESTS
If any, please advise of special needs students or requests (i.e. limited mobility) prior to arrival.
ATTENDANCE & CANCELLATIONS
Please have the exact count of students and a count of staff /teachers upon arrival.
Seats are limited, therefore we kindly ask if you register for a particular performance that you commit to attending. Otherwise please cancel no later than 7 (seven) days of your reserved performance. This will keep our performances free and available to all who are interested in attending.
COST
School performances remain free of charge!
Each school may bring one chaperone for every ten students at no cost. Additional chaperones are welcome but will be subject to a $5 fee per person.
LUNCH
We kindly ask that lunches not be eaten on site. Keopuolani Park, located within walking distance, is a great alternative with plenty of open space and public restrooms.
If you need a table to store lunches during the performance, please let us know at least one week in advance so we can arrange one for you.
*NEW* RELEASE FORM
This year, we request that all students and adults attending complete a Participation and Image Release Form. Please bring the completed forms on the day of your performance and have them ready to submit upon arrival at the MACC.
If you have any questions, please contact education@mauiarts.org.
More School Shows Are Coming!
More incredible performances are on the way! Our school show lineup continues to grow, and we're excited to be adding even more inspiring artists and unforgettable experiences for students and educators. As a sneak peek, we're currently working to bring acclaimed storyteller and educator Christina Cazorla, along with an energetic Celtic music ensemble, to this year's lineup. Stay tuned as additional performances are confirmed!
Check back often for the latest updates, or join our email list to be the first to hear about new school shows, program announcements, and exciting opportunities throughout the school year.
*NEW THIS YEAR*
All students and adults attending MACC School Show performances are required to complete a Participation and Image Release Form. Teachers and group organizers are responsible for distributing and collecting the completed forms from all attendees.
Please bring all completed forms and submit them upon arrival at the MACC on the day of your scheduled performance.
Required Participation & Image Release Forms
The Hawaiʻi International Film Festival (HIFF) returns to Maui with a special screening just for students! This year's Keiki Shorts Program features seven short films by local and international filmmakers, celebrating creativity, culture, friendship, and the power of storytelling.
From imaginative adventures to stories inspired by Hawaiʻi's unique environment and traditions, this collection offers students an opportunity to explore diverse perspectives and experience the magic of cinema.
Featured Short Films:
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DA FARM
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GROUNDED
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IN THE STILLNESS OF THE NIGHT
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RAMEN WESTERN
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SHARED RESPONSIBILITY
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SPROUT
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ULU MAIKA
Space is limited! Register your students today for this FREE school screening.
For more information about the featured short films, including film descriptions, visit the HIFF Keiki Shorts Program.
Experience the beauty, elegance, and artistry of Spanish dance as the Cristina Cazorla Company brings Danzas Solemnes to the Maui Arts & Cultural Center!
Led by acclaimed Spanish dancer and choreographer Cristina Cazorla, this performance introduces students to the rich traditions of Spanish dance, with a special focus on Escuela Bolera, a classical dance form known for its intricate footwork, graceful movements, and expressive choreography.
Born in Madrid, Cazorla has performed with some of Spain's leading dance companies and is recognized for her dedication to preserving and sharing the traditions of Escuela Bolera. Through movement, rhythm, and artistic expression, students will discover how dance connects us to history, culture, and storytelling.
This special school performance offers students an opportunity to experience the performing arts while exploring cultural traditions and the universal language of dance.
Supported in part by a grant from Mid Atlantic Arts – Performing Arts Global Exchange.
Completed Performances
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A funny, interactive, and informal presentation that is part Lecture/Demonstration with elements of improvisational comedy, a slide-show of photos and clips of my travels and performance projects from around the world, and Q&A.
This program is specially tailored for the chosen age-group to share my creative approach with folks young or old and inspire them on their own journeys in life.
Some of the topics we often touch on are:
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Creative Visualization.
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Building Confidence.
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Mind and Body Health.
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Finding what Inspires you and letting that help you in your bigger journey of life.
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How to learn about things you are interested in and how to learn about making stuff.
