Visit the Keauhou Farmers Market every Saturday morning at 8am. At this farmers market you will find the freshest locally raised produce, honey, flowers, 100% real Kona coffee, macadamia nuts, meat,farm fresh eggs, handmade breads, jams, and so much more. All 100% grown and produced in Hawaii. One of the best farmers market on the Big Island of Hawaii in Kona.
Upcountry Farmers Market runs Saturdays from 7 to 11 am at Kulamalu Town Center in Pukalani. More than 100 local vendors sell sun ripened fruits and vegetables, tropical flowers, fresh caught fish, baked goods and artisan crafts.
During the Swap Meet & Marketplace hours (Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday between 8am – 3pm) the Handi-Van will pick up passengers near pole 8 located in Upper Halawa Lot. Aiea, HI
For information on how to prepare for Hurricane Lowell visit ready.hawaii.gov. Centrally located on Oahu, discover unique treasures at Hawaii’s largest open-air market where the locals shop for the best deals in town. Since 1979, the Aloha Stadium Swap Meet has become Hawaii’s premier outdoor market, featuring over 400 vendors, crafters, artists from all over the world, a true melting pot of Aloha. Planning a visit to the Swap Meet & Marketplace at Aloha Stadium? Hawai‘i’s largest open-air market has moved to a new location. This guide covers how to get there, what to expect, and everything you need to know for a smooth visit to the relocated swap meet & marketplace. You’ll still find the same great deals and local vendors — plus new retail units, an expanded food court, and all your favorite finds in one place. Open every Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday — come shop, eat, and explore!...
KCC Farmers' Market meets the first and third Saturdays of the month, 7:30 to 11 am, in Parking Lot C at Kapiolani Community College, 4303 Diamond Head Road in Honolulu. Free parking is available in Lots A, B and E.
Hanapepe Friday Art Night is a weekly art market along Hanapepe Town’s main street, with galleries, shops, restaurants, artists, musicians, and vendors. The Hanapepe Economic Alliance has organized the community event since 1997.
Grove Farm Market’s recurring Craft Fair expands the regular Puhi Park farmers market with handmade goods from Kauaʻi designers and artisans. The market also includes local produce, fish, prepared food, and other island products.
The Kihei Wailea Gift and Craft Fair gathers more than 20 local Maui artists, crafters, and jewelers. Shoppers can find fine art, photography, hand-blown glass, pottery, clothing, jewelry, and other locally made goods.
Koko Marina Makers Market brings local crafts, jewelry, apparel, retail, produce, and cuisine to a bayside Hawaii Kai setting. Island Craft Fairs adds live entertainment, giveaways, and a curated group of local vendors.
Maui Gift & Craft Fair brings more than 50 local vendors to Lahaina Gateway for art, jewelry, gifts, and crafts. The free market also offers food, refreshments, and activities for children.
Hawaiʻi Farm Bureau operates a family of farmers markets featuring Hawaiʻi-grown produce, flowers, plants, meat, seafood, value-added products, and ready-to-eat food. Its Oʻahu program includes markets at Kapiʻolani Community College, Mililani High School, Neal S. Blaisdell Center, and Kailua Town Center.
Kokua Kailua is a monthly pedestrian market along Aliʻi Drive in Historic Kailua Village. More than 100 booths showcase local artisans, crafters, musicians, merchants, and food, as the village closes to vehicular traffic for the afternoon.
Saturday, July 18, 2026, 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Our Kakaʻako (Keawe St., Auahi St., Coral St., and The Barn at SALT) Honolulu Night Market at Our Kakaʻako returns on Saturday, July 18, from 5:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. for an evening celebrating local culture, creativity, and kaiāulu. Bringing together local businesses, food vendors, makers, artists, entertainers, and community organizations, Honolulu Night Market transforms Our Kakaʻako into a vibrant neighborhood gathering that reflects the people, places, and stories that make this community unique. More than a night market, the event is a reflection of the culture, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit that define Our Kakaʻako. It is an opportunity to support local businesses, discover emerging creatives, connect with neighbors, and celebrate the people and ideas that contribute to the neighborhood’s evolving story. Community members...
Presented by the Maui Chamber of Commerce, this two-day event is the largest products show in Maui County. This event was created to showcase local businesses who produce “Made in Maui County” products and provide opportunities for participating vendors to meet with prospective retailers and wholesalers and connect with new customers.
Hawaii United Okinawa Association holds this annual craft fair fundraiser at the Hawaii Okinawa Center in Waipahu, with outdoor tent spaces in the garden and parking lot and indoor booths inside the Legacy Ballroom. Vendors are asked to donate a product or gift certificate for a silent auction supporting the nonprofit's programs, and the organizing committee reviews and approves each application.
The Mililani Marketplace hosts a monthly Afternoon Affair craft fair on the last Saturday of the month, from 10 am to 2 pm, with 2026 dates running July 25 through November 28 (no craft fair in December). A separate Friday Night Market runs 4 to 8 pm on select Fridays through the year, including a December 18, 2026 date.
Shop Local at the Holiday Pop-Up Market hosted by the INPEACE Center for Entrepreneurship. This event will also feature an ʻŌpio Owned Business Showcase with young entrepreneurs in our ʻŌpio […]
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Holiday expo featuring locally made or designed crafts and food at Blaisdell Exhibition Hall.
Vendor applications (checked 2026-09-22): unknown. Organizer is accepting requests for vendor applications. The linked Google Form only requests an emailed or mailed application; current booth availability is unconfirmed. Products must be made or designed locally by the vendor.
Saturday, 11/28/26 and Sunday, 11/29/26 from 9am to 2pm. Free to the public. $5 donation for 30-minute EARLY ENTRY! (8:30 am) Limited free parking at the Center or across the street from Zippy's on Puahi St. Free shuttles from and to the overflow parking site. Traditionally held on Saturday and Sunday of Thanksgiving Weekend, customers will find an awesome selection of original hand-crafted products from our vendors.
Come find all of your favorite Kaka'ako Farmers Market vendors as they continue to provide an abundance of fresh local produce, artisan foods and wares to serve the community. Enjoy convenient and easy free parking across the street at 1011 Ala Moana and Hakuone. Stroll through the market plaza and enjoy over 140 booths overflowing with Oahu’s finest local produce, locally-inspired artisan foods and local art. Tempt your taste buds with locally-made gluten-free baked goods, hand-pulled noodles, fresh plant-based milks, hawaiian roasted coffee, pickles and fermented foods, fresh dim sum, sugarcane juice, Hawaiian honey slushies, Thai food and a vast array of delicious treats & eats. Shop for everything from Fresh-caught dayboat fish, eggs, grass-fed beef, venison & lamb, to exotic tropical in-season fruits, to lettuce, kale, chard, carrots, herbs, beans, tomatoes, squash, cucumbers & m...
Consumer expo with craft, gift, food and specialty retail booths.
Vendor applications (checked 2026-10-11): open. Current edition vendor application and booth options available on the official producer page. Acceptance required.
