Makuu Farmers Market, located Hwy 130 near Pahoa, Big Island.
Every Sunday Dawn till pau.

The Mililani Farmers’ Market, Sundays, 8 a.m to 11:00 a.m. at the Mililani High School Gym Parking Lot, 95-1200 Meheula Parkway. This market is cosponsored by Mililani High School.
Info: http://www.farmersmarketonline.com/f...tMililani.html

Over 40 vendors offer a wide variety of the freshest local produce, hand-crafted Hawaii-made merchandise, and delicious treats & eats. Hale’iwa Farmers’ Market is Green Inspired, and invites everyone to buy locally, BYOSB (bring your own shopping bag) and help us reach our goal of being Oahu’s first completely green market – solar-powered, Reduce Reuse Recycle campaign (aiming toward Zero-Waste), with many educational demos.
Monthly festivals celebrate seasonal crops, Hawaiian traditions, and holidays. Every week, locals and tourists alike gather to share their love for the ’Aina, while meeting local growers, hanging out in the Talk Story Café, and watching the kids make arts & crafts and embrace local traditions in Keiki Korner. We are pleased to be located in the heart of Historic Hale’iwa- the perfect location for Eco- and Agri-tourism.



Traffic Signal @ Kamehameha Hwy. & Cane Haul Road in the heart of Haleiwa.

Website: http://www.haleiwafarmersmarket.com/

South Kona Green Market

9 a.m.-2 p.m. @ Amy B. Greenwell Botanical Gardens lawn, Captain Cook

Every Sunday morning. Dedicated to supporting our local community and the Big Island to becoming sustainable and self-reliant, the SKGM features educational lectures and Master Gardeners are available to offer free advice. There are local handcrafted items including jewelry and art. Fresh local produce, fresh-caught fish, goat cheese start-your-own-garden-seedling trays, freshly prepared foods including pasta, baked breads and goodies. Live music.Visit http://www.skmg.org.