Connect with Oʻahu’s community and embrace island culture at a farmers market, featuring fresh produce, handmade foods and local arts and crafts.

A sea of people attending the Saturday morning KCC Farmers Market in Diamond Head.
KCC Farmers Market. Credit: Ryan Tishken

We try to get to Oʻahu’s farmers markets as often as possible to stock up on the freshest fruits and vegetables, delicious home-cooked meals and unique artisan creations — all at great prices.

By visiting these markets, you experience life in Honolulu while directly supporting Hawaiʻi’s small business owners. Every purchase sustains local farms, skilled artisans and talented food vendors.

In this post, we spotlight Oʻahu’s top farmers markets.

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1. Waikīkī Farmers Market

Waikīkī’s central market, a short walk from most hotels — come hungry!

📍 Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort
⏰ When: Every Mon & Wed from 4-8pm
🎟️ Cost: Free to attend

2. KCC Farmers Market

Supporting Hawaiʻi’s farmers and food producers for over 20 years.

📍 4303 Diamond Head Rd, Diamond Head
⏰ When: Every Sat from 7:30-11am
🎟️ Cost: Free to attend

The busy KCC Farmers Markets at Diamond Head with signage reading "Welcome to the KCC Farmers Market).
KCC Farmers Markets.
Three containers of whole coconuts filled with fresh coconut water at KCC Farmers Markets.
Fresh coconut water served in whole coconuts.
Three fresh empanadas and Chimichurri dipping sauce from KCC Farmers Markets.
Papi's Empanadas with their delicious Chimichurri dipping sauce.
Jars of fresh fruit juice, jams and jellies on display at a stall in KCC Farmers Markets.
Fresh fruit juice, jam and jellies.
Stall that serves Kona Abalone at KCC Farmers Markets.
Kona Abalone stall.
Blue Wana’ao coffee tent selling pure Hawaiian Kona Coffee product and cold brewed ice coffee.
Get cold brew and pure Hawaiian Kona Coffee at the Wana’ao coffee tent.
Red tent selling Hawaiian style lobster rolls at KCC Farmers Market.
Hawaiian style lobster rolls.
Fresh fruits and vegetables on display at a stall in KCC Farmers Markets. The selection includes mangos, papayas, pineapples, avocadoes and egg plant.
Fresh tropical fruit and vegetables from local farms.
Hawaiian plate lunch on display including garlic shrimp scampi linguini and seared ahi steak at salad at KCC Farmers Markets.
Fresh seafood plate lunches.
Popular food stalls at KCC Farmers Markets including Honolulu Burger.
Popular food stalls including local favorites like Honolulu Burger.

3. Kaka’ako Farmers Market

Honolulu’s largest farmers market boasting over 140 top-notch vendors.

📍 919 Ala Moana Blvd, Kakaʻako
⏰ When: Every Sat from 8am-12pm
🎟️ Cost: Free to attend

Sunny day at Kaka’ako Farmers Market with stalls under the trees and palm trees.
Kaka’ako Farmers Market.
Pile of fresh coconuts with a coconut with the word "ALOHA" carved onto it at Kaka’ako Farmers Market.
Fresh coconuts.
Live music with a guitarist and musician playing the ukulele on a stage by the boat Harbour at Kaka’ako Farmers Market.
Enjoy live music from local musicians.
Take away plate of fresh jagerschnitzel with creamy potatos and salad from Aloha German Bakery at Kaka’ako Farmers Market in Honolulu.
Mouth watering German food available at Aloha German Bakery.
Freshly made pretzels at Aloha German Bakery at Kaka’ako Farmers Market.
Freshly made pretzels from the Aloha German Bakery stall.
Hand holding up a container of fresh poi in front of a blue, white and red stall at Kaka’ako Farmers Market.
Get some of the freshest poi at Kaka’ako Farmers Market.
Freshly baked pastries from Baker Dudes at Kaka'ako Farmers Market, offering a variety of savory and sweet pastries made locally in Honolulu.
Locally made pastries from Baker Dudes.
Stall serving fresh colorful fruit bowls at Kaka’ako Farmers Market.
Stall serving fresh fruit bowls.
Hand holding a fresh bottle of MC Milk Market Hawaii at Kaka'ako Farmers Market.
Fresh bottles of MC Milk Market Hawaii.
Stall at Kaka’ako Farmers Market with hand-crafted island gifts for display with sign that reads "Made in HAWAII 100%. Take home this unique and exclusive gift made with ALOHA".
Hand-crafted island gifts.
Red and white food truck at Kaka’ako Farmers Market selling $5 bento boxes.
Food truck where you can get delicious bento boxes for only $5.

4. Honolulu Farmers Market

A mid-week quick stop farmers market for picking up local goodies.

📍 Neil S. Blaisdell Center
⏰ When: Every Wed from 4-7pm
🎟️ Cost: Free to attend

Sunny Day at Honolulu Farmers Market with stalls on a green lawn shaded by palm trees
Honolulu Farmers Market.
Fruit stall with papaya, mangos, bananas, dragon fruit and avocado at Honolulu Farmers Market.
Fresh tropical fruit from local growers.
Freshly baked bread on display a Honolulu Farmers Market.
Freshly baked bread.
Hand holding tub of poi in front of a purple Pomai PK Kulolo sign showing $6 price at Honolulu Farmers Market.
Pomai PK Kulolo poi for only $6.
Fresh poi mochi balls from Mochi Aulelei at Honolulu Farmers Market.
Fresh poi mochi balls from Mochi Aulelei.
Bottles of honey at the All Hawaiian Honey stand at Honolulu Farmers Market.
Locally made honey.
Black and red Youopo Noodle stall in Honolulu Farmers Market.
Youopo Noodle stall
Ono Kukui Company stall selling hand made cookies at Honolulu Farmers Markets.
Ono Kukui Company hand made cookies.
Mexican food gourmet burger stand at Honolulu Farmers Market, offering handmade burgers, sandwiches, and specialty plates.
Mexican food gourmet burger stand.
Metrogrow Hawaii stall offering hydroponic produce grown in Kaka‘ako.
Stall offering hydroponic produce grown in Kaka‘ako.

5. KailuaTown Farmers Market

A beloved Kailua tradition and a charming way to spend a Sunday morning.

📍 640 ʻUlukahiki St, Kailua
⏰ When: Every Sun from 8am-12pm
🎟️ Cost: Free to attend

Busy area in the Kailua Town Farmers Markets with clothing and food stalls.
Clothing and food stalls at Kailua Town Farmers Markets.
Stall selling fresh pineapple and fruit at Kailua Town Farmers Markets.
Fruit stall with fresh pineapple and fruit.
Popular stalls at Kailua Town Farmers Market including Forage Hawaii which sells sustainable local meat.
Popular stalls including Forage Hawaii, which sells sustainable local meat.

6. Aloha Stadium Swap Meet & Marketplace

Hawaiʻi’s largest open-air marketplace — a treasure hunter’s paradise.

📍 Aloha Stadium
⏰ When: Every Wed & Sat from 8am-3pm & Sun from 6:30am-3pm
🎟️ Cost: Free to attend

Exterior shot of Aloha Stadium that host aloha stadium swapmeet.
Aloha Stadium.
Entrance of Aloha Stadium swapmeet with vendors selling apparel and accessories.
Aloha Stadium Swap Meet.

In summary, visiting an Oʻahu farmers market is about more than shopping — it’s a chance to support local businesses and sample a slice of island life.

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