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...
This Kauai artisan and flea market is hosted by Bloom and Prosper Vintage, a Princeville boutique that curates vintage clothing, aloha shirts and home decor. The market runs the first Sunday of the month from 3 to 7 pm at Princeville, with local artisan vendors selling alongside Bloom and Prosper's own vintage stall. It is a separate event from the Oahu based Art and Flea urban market despite the similar name.
Give your keiki the VIP treatment! Makana Kids is our exclusive program designed to keep families in the loop about all the exciting keiki events happening at Ka Makana Aliʻi. But that's not all—Makana Kids enjoy special perks at our events, including exclusive gifts and surprises created just for them. It's our way of making every visit to Ka Makana Aliʻi even more memorable for your ʻohana. ʻUkulele Project Hawaiʻi is a volunteer service that helps put ʻukuleles in the hands of our keiki. Shop and dine every Monday and get discounts at participating stores and restaurants! Some stores and restaurants offer their special everyday. Join us for hula performances at Center Court!
Our next Artisan Market is set for this Saturday, May 9th from 9:30am-3:30pm! Discover the talent of Kona’s local makers as they share their handmade goods, each created with passion and aloha. From thoughtful gifts to unique finds, it’s the perfect place to shop for friends, family, or yourself. Th
Celebrate the spirit of the season at the Mele Kalikimaka Marketplace , Honolulu’s premier holiday shopping event! Held at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center, this festive two-day marketplace brings together Hawaiʻi-made products, holiday gifts, unique crafts, and delicious local foods — all under one roof. Discover the best of Hawaiʻi's arts, crafts, food and apparel at the Mele Kalikimaka Marketplace. Shop nearly 300 booths showcasing the island's finest products and one-of-a-kind creations — perfect for everyone on your holiday list. Enjoy, festive décor, and family-friendly exhibitors that capture the warmth and magic of the season. Please see our Photo Gallery for a sampling of our talented vendors and the festive atmosphere that makes this event so special. If you are interested in applying for the 2026 Mele Kalikimaka Marketplace please send your contact information, product descript...
THE LEGACY BALLROOM is handled by A Catered Experience, a division of Zippy's Restaurants Your support is vital in promoting and preserving Okinawan culture. Saturday, 11/28/26 and Sunday, 11/29/26 from 9am to 2pm. $5 donation for 30-minute EARLY ENTRY ! (8:30 am) Over 100 vendors, fresh andagi, and lots of food options. Limited handicap parking at the Hawaii Okinawa Center.
Celebrate the spirit of the season at the Mele Kalikimaka Marketplace , Honolulu’s premier holiday shopping event! Held at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center, this festive two-day marketplace brings together Hawaiʻi-made products, holiday gifts, unique crafts, and delicious local foods — all under one roof. Discover the best of Hawaiʻi's arts, crafts, food and apparel at the Mele Kalikimaka Marketplace. Shop nearly 300 booths showcasing the island's finest products and one-of-a-kind creations — perfect for everyone on your holiday list. Enjoy, festive décor, and family-friendly exhibitors that capture the warmth and magic of the season. Please see our Photo Gallery for a sampling of our talented vendors and the festive atmosphere that makes this event so special. If you are interested in applying for the 2026 Mele Kalikimaka Marketplace please send your contact information, product descript...
Kokua Kailua, the popular monthly village stroll on Alii Drive, happens one Sunday each month from 1 pm to 6 pm. Kona’s Historic Kailua Village closes to vehicular traffic and becomes a festive, pedestrian-only outdoor marketplace that makes for a fun family-friendly day. Leashed dogs are welcome to stroll too.
The Kihei Wailea Gift and Craft Fair brings locally made art, jewelry, gifts, and crafts to the corner of South Kihei Road and Keonekai Road. It is one of the recurring Maui Gift & Craft Fair locations.
Waimea Community Association has a 65+ Year Legacy of Supporting the People, Traditions and Heritage of This Special Place…All are welcome! Meeting To Focus on AI Scams and Prevention of Financial Fraud - All Welcome! As communities across Hawaiʻi continue to assess and recover from the impacts of Hurricane Lala and Tropical Storm Moke, the importance of preparedness, reliable information and strong community connections is especially timely. With this in mind, coupled with internet and telephone fraud attempts that many are experiencing, WCA will focus on cybercrime, fraud prevention and community-led emergency response at its monthly Town Meeting. Waimea, Hawaiʻi Island (July 27, 2026) — As students across Waimea prepare to return to the classroom, the Waimea Community Association (WCA) will dedicate its August Town Meeting to celebrating the schools, educators and mentors who help...
Now in its second year, the Lahaina Food & Wine Festival brings the community together to celebrate the people behind Lahaina’s vibrant food scene. The festival proudly supports the restaurants, chefs, sommeliers, fishermen, farmers, and ranchers whose passion and craftsmanship continue to make Lahaina a world-class place to dine. Across five days, guests will enjoy exclusive wine-paired dinners, industry tastings, and interactive culinary events at some of Lahaina’s most beloved dining destinations, including Māla Ocean Tavern , Coco Deck , and Sale Pepe . Lahaina Food & Wine Festival 2027 brings world-class food, wine, and culinary experiences to West Maui! From exclusive wine dinners with top chefs to industry tastings and the Grand Taste event, this festival celebrates exceptional flavors and community. We wanted to create something fun, exciting, and different. This isn't just an...
Thursday, March 5, 2026 - WCA Town Meeting To Focus On Waimea/South Kohala Transportation issues, Projects, Priorities 5:30-7PM - W.M. Keck Observatory Waimea Headquarters Conference Room - All invited . WCA holds monthly Town Meetings on the first Thursday of each month from 5:30-7 p.m. – do check back to confirm location in Waimea. All are invited – there is no charge – but membership in the association is urged to support the modest costs required to support this all-volunteer organization with communications, website and other modest expenses. Meetings are usually hybrid so are in-person and also streamed “live” via our Facebook page and YouTube. MAHALO to all who participated in and contributed to our 2024 Election Forums! All Waimea/North Hawai'i elected representatives – newly elected District 4 Senator Dr. Tim Richards, re-elected District 8 Rep. David Tarnas, Council Chair He...
The 31st Honolulu Festival runs March 5 to 7, 2027, at the Hawaii Convention Center, featuring performance stages, a craft fair and exhibition, and a Grand Parade. The festival, which promotes cultural exchange between Hawaii and the Pacific Rim, closes with the Nagaoka Fireworks display over Waikiki.
The 31st Honolulu Festival takes place March 5 to 7, 2027, at the Hawaii Convention Center. The multi day event includes performance stages, a craft fair and exhibition, and a grand parade celebrating cultural exchange between Hawaii and the Pacific Rim.
The Honolulu Festival's Craft Fair and Exhibition runs alongside the 31st annual Honolulu Festival, set for March 5 through 7, 2027, at the Hawaii Convention Center. Local and visiting vendors sell crafts as part of a celebration of friendship between Hawaii and the Pacific Rim, alongside parades and performance stages.
The Merrie Monarch Hawaiian Arts and Crafts Fair, in its 63rd year in 2025, was held April 23 through 26 at the Afook Chinen Civic Auditorium and Butler Buildings in Hilo. Hours ran 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday through Friday and 9 am to 4 pm Saturday, showcasing more than 150 Hawaiian artisans and crafters.
Aloha kākou! It’s that time again. We’re happy to announce the return of the Merrie Monarch Hawaiian Arts & Crafts Fair April 23-26 2025, at the Afook Chinen Civic Auditorium & Butler Buildings in Hilo: E hele mai a kāko’o, please join us in showcasing and supporting over 150 of Hawaiʻi’s best artisans and crafters. "Hula is the Language of the Heart. Therefore the Heartbeat of the Hawaiian People." — Kalākaua Rex Welcome, and thank you for sharing your aloha for hula and the Hawaiian culture. The Merrie Monarch Festival is a non-profit organization that honors the legacy of King David Kalākaua, who inspired the perpetuation of our traditions, native language and arts. Our week-long festival features an internationally acclaimed hula competition, an invitational Hawaiian arts fair, hula shows, and a grand parade through Hilo town.
Individual store and restaurant hours may vary. Please contact tenants directly for their hours of operation. What are Prince Kuhio Plaza’s hours? Prince Kuhio Plaza’s hours are Monday–Thursday: 10AM–7PM, Friday–Saturday: 10AM–8PM, and Sunday: 10AM–6PM. What is Prince Kuhio Plaza’s phone number? Prince Kuhio Plaza’s phone number is 808.959.3555. What is Prince Kuhio Plaza’s address? Prince Kuhio Plaza’s address is 111 E. Puainako Street, Hilo, HI 96785. What exit do I take to get to Prince Kuhio Plaza? To get to Prince Kuhio Plaza, you should take the Highway 11 (Kanoelehua Rd), Puainako Street exit. How far away is the nearest city? Prince Kuhio Plaza is located in Hilo about 3.5 miles from downtown.
Art and Our Kaka‘ako are synonymous. Creativity and a deep appreciation for art and culture are in this neighborhood’s DNA. Take a stroll, and you’ll see amazing vibrant murals enlivening walls and surfaces everywhere you turn. A majority of the diverse and colorful imagery comes from POW! WOW! Hawai‘i , an exciting, popular festival that draws talented local and global artists to the district to paint and refresh murals and celebrate these expressive publicly accessible works of art. Other murals in this area are community projects and collaborations with nonprofits like 808 Urban or commissions by private parties and the City and County of Honolulu. As Kamehameha Schools’ Kaiāulu ‘O Kaka‘ako Master Plan (KKMP) progresses, we can expect more murals to enrich this special neighborhood. Here are a few murals you can look out for during your next visit to Our Kaka‘ako. Remember, some of...
Kukuiʻula is a private residential club community and luxury real estate development spanning over 1,010 acres on the South Shore of Kauaʻi, Hawaiʻi. One of the most exclusive private club communities in the United States, Kukuiʻula offers a limited collection of custom luxury homesites and completed estates for sale, private club membership, and boutique lodging through The Lodge at Kukuiʻula for non-member guests. Rooted in the spirit of hoʻokipa — Hawaiian hospitality — and the legacy of Queen Emma's idyllic summer retreat, Kukuiʻula is Kauaʻi's most distinguished private residential community, featuring a Tom Weiskopf–designed championship golf course rated among the best in Hawaii by Golf Digest, Hiʻilani Spa & Wellness, a working culinary farm, resort-style pools, adventure programming through Huakaʻi Adventure, and a farm-to-table dining program.
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