Aloha—

Lahaina Music is now open!

We are located inside Ka’anapali Shores, about ten minutes North of our previous location Lahaina.

The address is 3445 Lower Honoapiilani Road.

Parking at the resort is currently free (or if that changes, it will be validated to free).

Once parked, pass through the lobby and we’re less than 100 steps toward the water, just to the right of the pool.

Click here to see a handy video showing how to find us: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Sd4cccBg2Kg

Hours of Operation:

We are currently open Monday through Friday, from 11:00 to 6:00.

To contact the store during business hours, call 808-661-7625.

Outside of business hours, call Jason at 808-283-4792.

Our new location is much smaller, but filled with the same love and aloha you’ve experienced in the past at Lahaina Music.

What we have:

We currently sell and rent ukuleles, and we rent guitars (but do not have any to sell at this time). We can do minor repairs like string changes and action adjustments. We have strings and some accessories, though we don’t currently have the space to carry the full line of things we had before, and we no longer have a full repair bench. Call us at 808-661-7625 during our business hours to see if we have the item you need.

Do we teach?

We focus a lot on teaching. We have free lessons in the lobby at Ka’anapali Shores on Tuesdays at 9:00am, and on Fridays at 10:00am. Ukuleles are provided, or bring your own if you’ve got one! You can visit the store afterwards if you’d like to see more. Or just stroll into the store during business hours and whoever is there will probably teach you a lot about ukulele!

How to help in our community:

If you’d like to support our efforts in raising hope, joy, and aloha to the people of Lahaina displaced by the fires, please visit https://www.kanikapilaproject.org

It is a wonderful organization which has partnered with us in our efforts to get ukuleles into the hands of those who could really use them in these trying times. At the time of this writing, we’ve provided (and been provided) over 500 ukuleles in this effort, and we continue to provide free kanikapila-style ukulele lessons/jams in multiple locations weekly to those affected by the fires.

How to help the Jerome Ohana more directly:

We do still have our Jerome Ohana gofundme up (in case you’d like to make a contribution in helping us move forward, as we continue to turn our attention to helping those around us) at https://gofund.me/8323a782 .

We are looking forward to helping you soon!

Aloha,

Lahaina Music

- Here are some new pics of what we have in the store for you -

Koaloha concert in a hardcase (all-solid Koa, made in Hawaii)