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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...

Sunshine Markets are farmers markets around the island of Kauai, where fresh island produce and locally made goods are sold.

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.

Explore our unique shops, eateries, and personalized services today! Join us for free and family-friendly entertainment including hula, live music, a farmer’s market, and special events almost every day of the week! Experience the vibrant spirit of Hawaiʻi at one of Coconut Marketplace’s FREE Weekly Events, now every... Have an enriching cultural experience in Hula, Lei making, or Ukulele classes, set against the vibrant... Now Open at Coconut Marketplace! 🌴✨ Shiv Shakti Stay up to date with our latest promotions, events and Coconut Marketplace news!

The Pukalani Midweek Market sets up every Wednesday at the historic Pukalani Stables in upcountry Waimea, offering locally grown produce, fresh flowers, handmade crafts and prepared foods alongside live music. Proceeds support the Paniolo Preservation Society's work protecting Hawaii's paniolo, or cowboy, heritage.

Mexican street corn (elote) made with local corn by Nozawa Farms. Small family run business that specializes in German recipes such as breads, pretzels, and pastries. Andy brings a variety of handmade salsas and pickles. Specialties include Kailua-grown Ghost Pepper recipes, can you take the heat? Chef Jonathan crafts Mexican favorites along with burgers using locally grown and sourced ingredients. Sweet or savory crepes made fresh with local ingredients. Grandma G’s serves local style dinner plates on Thursday evenings and a hefty local breakfast on Sunday mornings.

We welcome your comments and or questions. Please drop us a note and we will be sure to contact you. Mahalo to everyone that has been a part of the amazing outreach and support and everyone who continue to. This will be a long road for... We look forward to seeing you all at the market. Get your fresh produce and gifts right here. Experience ohana and come talk story and see what we have. Meeting the many different people and creative talents has been a blessing to start. More importantly is knowing that we all can find... To inspire and share the creativity of Maui and Hawaii’s diversity of products and help build and strengthen communities that connect Products need to be inspired and created in Hawaii, no imported only goods

Hawai‘i Ulu Coop – Pickup in Hilo/Kona Shipping also available! View our listing of Kaua ‘ i farmers markets and find a Kaua ‘ i farmers market near you! Kaua ‘ i is known as “The Garden Isle”, making it an abundant island to find local farm-fresh produce and value-added products at the markets. Please note, that markets are constantly pivoting, and it is best to contact the market prior to arriving to confirm the most accurate hours. If you’re a Kaua ‘ i Market Manager and need to add or update your listing, email us at hfuu@hfuu.org. Hanalei Farmers Market - Saturday mornings 930am - noon (9 for kupuna) Kukui Grove Center, South Parking Lot in Front of the Old Sport’s Authority

The Hanalei Farmers Market runs Saturdays from 9 am to noon at Hale Halawai, Hanalei's cultural community center on Kauai's North Shore. Vendors sell fresh local produce, juices, honey, baked goods, salsa and handmade arts and crafts, and the market now accepts SNAP and EBT benefits.

The Farmers Market of Maui's original location in North Kihei is open Monday through Saturday, 7 am to 4 pm, closed Sundays, at 61 S Kihei Road. Shoppers can find fresh produce straight from local farmers.

The Kuhio Hale Farmers Market operates on Saturdays in Waimea, Hawaii, rooted in the history of the Hawaiian Homesteads community. Vendors sell a selection of Hawaiian based products and services.

The Pana'ewa Farmers Market operates Saturdays from 6 to 10 am at 353 Railroad Avenue in Hilo, across from the Home Depot lot. Sponsored by the Keaukaha-Pana'ewa Farmers Association, it sells produce like avocados, cut flowers and hydroponic greens, with vendor spots priced at $10 and food truck spots at $20.

Malama Hawaii Makers Market sets up in Haleiwa on the first Saturday of each month from 9 am to 2 pm. It is a curated market, meaning vendors are chosen for the quality of their handmade goods and crafts rather than accepted automatically.

Wahiawā Market Day is coming in early 2025! WVAPDC are actively recruiting vendors for our monthly farmers market at the WVAPDC, in partnership with Wahiawā Fresh. Come and shop incredible value-added food and beverage products from Hawaiʻi’s up-and-coming local companies, enjoy on-site food demos, and live entertainment. Celebrate Mahina ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi 2025 at Windward Mall. Vendor applications for Ola Ka ʻĪ 2025 are now available! Last year we had 40 booths and over 3,000 attendees. Get a booth for your business or community organization now before spaces run out. The market is now vendor operated. They are looking for food vendors and local vendors. For more information please stop by during the market hours and speak with Jennifer Garcia, or Jen Schulze. Located behind the Old Sugar Mill 67-106 Keolahanui Street, Waialua, HI 96791. The Seal of Quality represents the cream of the c...

Join us at the Pearlridge Center for the ultimate local shopping experience! Browse an incredible selection of unique items from our talented local vendors. We

Come check out Sunday Funday at Lahaina Gateway... Hand made Art and Jewelry, Gifts and Crafts and much more...Lahaina Craft Fair,Civic Center Craft Fair

The Pure Kona Green Market sets up Sunday mornings on the grounds of the Amy B. Greenwell Botanical Gardens in Captain Cook, Hawaii, running from 9 until 2. It supports local farmers, crafters and sustainable agriculture on the Big Island.

Join the Big Island Chocolate Festival 2024 in Hawaii for chef demos, cacao tours, a gala, and gourmet tastings at Waikoloa Beach Marriott.

Come check out Sunday Funday at Lahaina Gateway... Hand made Art and Jewelry, Gifts and Crafts and much more...Lahaina Craft Fair,Civic Center Craft Fair

Eat The Street Hawaii is Honolulu’s monthly food truck rally brought to you by Street Grindz. Featuring over 40 of Hawaii’s favorite food trucks and street vendors, live music, entertainment and fun for the whole family right in the heart of Honolulu. Eat The Street Hawaii happens on the last Friday of every month in Kaka’ako at 555 South St (right behind Restaurant Row) from 4PM to 9PM. This Friday, Eat The Street returns to our regular location at 555 South Street in Kakaako for another exciting food truck rally. This month we celebrate Japan with our annual Japan themed Eat The Street event. Hawaii is home to many Japanese residents, and Japanese culture. We are celebrating Japan with a food truck twist this Friday from 4-9pm in Honolulu. Each of our food trucks and street food vendors are asked to add at least one Japan themed item to their existing menus. From traditional items l...

Kupulau 2026 seeks partners, entertainment and more for its signature festival slated for April 25, 2026. Mark your calendar.

The MTA Autumn Craft Fair, hosted by the Mililani Town Association, runs September 12, 2026, from 4 to 9 pm at Mililani Recreation Center 5, 95-1101 Ainamakua Dr. Admission is free.

To be a vibrant resource, strengthening our diverse community by educating present and future generations in the evolving Japanese American experience in Hawaiʻi. Learn about our FY2026 results and activities, and new initiatives for the upcoming year at our annual members-only event. Join us for an outdoor family-friendly event featuring local artists and makers. Free interactive kūpuna workshops hosted in honor of a Japanese public holiday. Join us for an outdoor family-friendly event featuring local artists and makers. Join us for an outdoor family-friendly event featuring local artists and makers.

Itll be a beautiful day of shopping and celebration! Whether you’re looking for the perfect treasure for Mom, a meaningful gift for the mother figure in your life, or a little something special for yourself, our Mother’s Day Gift Fair has it all. Discover unique, handcrafted items from our talented