Lahaina is universally known for a wide variety of reasons: The buzzy, beachy town on Maui's West Side houses the largest mecca of art galleries on the island. Famous faces frequently pop up on its globally-renowned Front Street, whether it's Mick Fleetwood playing a show at his eponymous bar or—way back when—Demi Moore and Bruce Willis overseeing the opening of the now-defunct Planet Hollywood. Every Halloween, its main drag is closed off to a parade of epic proportions, earning it the name as Maui's biggest event. Award-winning restaurants line the seaside village, talent abounds in the form of magicians, hula dancers, and Elvis impersonators, and surfers clamber to its harbor from sunrise to sunset.

The Lahaina Banyan Court Park is located in historical Lahaina Town, located next to the harbor. Lahaina was once the capital of Hawaii before Honolulu became the capital city of Hawaii. Lahaina Banyan Court Park is home to the oldest living Banyan Tree on Maui. The tree is over 150 years old. You will also find the old Lahaina Courthouse, which now houses the Lahaina Arts Council and the Lahaina Historic Society. So many activities take place at this historical site throughout the year. These humongous trees take up a whole city block, so amazing to look at these works of art as trees go! Check out all over the many islands of Hawaii. This tree or trees is an amazing sight to see!! Located on Front Street in beautiful downtown Lahaina and a wonderful place to sit and relax after a day of shopping!