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For eleven years, Pacific Birth Collective has welcomed our community together each Labor Day to celebrate the strength, resilience, and beauty of Hawaiʻi’s families. What began as a gathering has grown into a beloved annual tradition - a space where families connect, local businesses thrive, resources are shared, and community is nurtured.

This year, we’re especially excited to invite you to our Rooted in Care Labor Day Celebration.

Date: September 6, 2026

Time: 10am - 2pm

Location: University of Hawai'i, Maui College - Great Lawn                         310 W Kaahumanu Ave, Kahului, HI 96732​

Who Should Attend?

  • Pregnant and postpartum individuals seeking support, resources, and connection.

  • Parents and caregivers of children of all ages.

  • Partners, spouses, grandparents, and chosen family who want to better support the parents in their lives.

  • Community members looking to support local mother owned businesses and enjoy live entertainment.

  • Birthworkers, doulas, midwives, lactation professionals, and healthcare providers committed to maternal wellbeing.

  • Mental health professionals and community advocates working to improve maternal mental health.

  • Employers, educators, and community leaders interested in creating more family-friendly communities.

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About the Event

Experience the Festival

Rooted in Care is more than an event - it's a celebration of community, healing, and the many ways we care for one another. Spend the day exploring, learning, creating, and connecting through experiences designed for the whole family.

 

🌿 Workshops & Conversations

Join inspiring sessions led by birthworkers and mental health professionals, community leaders, and cultural practitioners on topics including maternal mental health, parenting, wellness, and community care.

🛍️ Maui Māmās Market

Shop handcrafted goods, artwork, wellness products, and local businesses owned by mothers and family entrepreneurs. Every purchase supports local families and small businesses.

🎶 Live Music

Enjoy live entertainment throughout the day that celebrate the strength and diversity of our community.

🍽️ Local Food & Refreshments

Savor delicious food from local vendors while supporting Maui's vibrant small business community.

🌺 Wellness Experiences

Take time to care for yourself with mini bodywork sessions, mindfulness activities and opportunities to connect with local health and support organizations.

🎨 Keiki Zone

Bring the whole family! Enjoy children's activities, interactive art, games, and hands-on experiences designed to create joyful memories together.

🤝 Community Resources

Meet organizations from across Maui offering resources, services, and opportunities to support families before, during, and after birth.

❤️ Rooted in Care Storytelling

Explore powerful stories of resilience, healing, and motherhood while learning how communities can work together to support maternal mental health and build a culture of care.

Something for Everyone

Whether you stay for an hour or spend the entire day, you'll leave with new connections, practical resources, and the reminder that no one is meant to mother alone.

Come to learn. Come to celebrate. Come to support local families. Come to be part of building a culture rooted in care.

Maui Māmā’s Market & Vendor Info

From a 2025 vendor: 

"I never planned to become a business owner... I wanted the flexibility to care for my baby without sacrificing my family's financial stability. Today, I'm grateful I get to participate in Māmā's Market with other mother's like myself and also have work that supports my needs as a mother. "

We are honored to be coordinating this year’s Maui Māmā’s Market alongside incredible community partners who share our vision of uplifting local families and strengthening Maui County through connection.

We’re inviting local vendors, artists, makers, wellness practitioners, nonprofits, food vendors, and small businesses from throughout Maui County to be part of this special day. If you’d like to showcase your business at the Maui Māmā’s Market, we’d love to have you join us.

 

Vendor fees are $75 for a 10'x10' outdoor space. You must provide your own tent, table, and chairs.

 

Interisland Vendors Welcome

We know that innovation and entrepreneurship thrive across every island. To help make participation more accessible, a limited interisland travel stipend is available for vendors traveling from Molokaʻi and Lānaʻi. We would love to see entrepeneurs from our sister island communities represented. After registering for a vendor booth and indicating that you are from Moloka'i or Lāna'i, a member of our event planning team will reach out to assist with your travel arrangements. Tents, tables, and chairs will be provided for interisland vendors.

To become a vendor at the Maui Māmā's Market, use the button below to access our registration page.

 

 

This Year's Theme

Our 2026 theme, Rooted in Care, is centered on maternal and ʻohana mental health. We believe that mental health is not something we experience alone - it is shaped by the relationships, culture, and communities that surround us.

In Hawaiʻi, we know healing has always happened in relationship.

When we gather to share food, stories, laughter, music, culture, and support, we create spaces where people feel seen, connected, and cared for. These moments of belonging help reduce isolation, strengthen resilience, and remind us that none of us have to navigate life’s challenges alone.

As part of our Rooted in Care campaign, we are committed to reducing the stigma surrounding maternal mental health by creating welcoming spaces where families, birthworkers, caregivers, and community members can connect openly and compassionately.

Rooted in Care is a community celebration and a call to action. Together, we can build a culture where asking for help is welcomed, support is accessible, and every family has the opportunity to thrive.

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