KCC Farmer's Market in Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii

One of the most popular farmer's markets in Honolulu, the Kapiolani Community College bi-weekly market always attracts a crowd. Parking can be difficult, so plan to arrive early! Visitors can grab a meal and enjoy the live music while they browse the wide array of local produce, jewelry, crafts, desserts, and more.

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Some of the KCC Farmer's Markets most popular vendors include Koko Crater Coffee Roasters (serving up fresh-brewed local coffee), Nalo LIFE (cold pressed juice and a variety of veggies, fruits, and herbs), Rhea's Hawaiian Honey, Two Hot Tomatoes (fried green tomatoes, chutney, green tomato jam, etc), Andy's Bueno Salsa (sample the ghost pepper salsa if you're feeling brave!), SKA Tropicals (chocolate-covered local bananas dipped in macadamia nuts), Frankies Nursery (a unique collection of rare fruits from a Waimanalo fruit farm), Licious Dishes (raw, vegan, and gluten-free), and Mauna Kea Tea (tea plantation on the Big Island).

In addition to lemonade and coffee drinks, ready-to-eat food items including crepes, seared ahi, omelets, burgers, local fare, southern cooking (with a Hawaiian twist), and much more can be purchased from local food and restaurant vendors. It is typically hot in this area of town, but there are numerous shade trees throughout the market area that provide a great spot to sit down and rest.

Be sure to sample some goodies from the culinary students at the KCC Culinary Students booth, and stop by the Oahu Master Gardener stand if you have a gardening or local plant question. Also, take a moment to enjoy the impressive cacti garden fronting the parking lot.

Most of the vendors only accept cash.

Hours: Saturdays 7:30am - 11am and Tuesdays 4pm - 7pm

Address: 4303 Diamond Head Rd, Honolulu, HI 96816

Phone: 808-848-2074

Directions: From Waikiki, follow Kalakaua Ave toward Diamond Head until it becomes Monsarrat Ave. Monsarrat Ave will become Diamond Head Road, which leads to Kapiolani Community College. The market is located in Parking Lot C.

KCC Farmer's Market

Honolulu, Oahu

One of the most popular farmer's markets in Honolulu, the Kapiolani Community College bi-weekly market always attracts a crowd. Parking can be difficult, so plan to arrive early! Visitors can grab a meal and enjoy the live music while they browse the wide array of local produce, jewelry, crafts, desserts, and more.AT A GLANCE:HIGHLIGHTS: Some of the KCC Farmer's Markets most popular vendors include Koko Crater Coffee Roasters (serving up fresh-brewed local coffee), Nalo LIFE (cold pressed juice and a variety of veggies, fruits, and herbs), Rhea's Hawaiian Honey, Two Hot Tomatoes (fried green tomatoes, chutney, green tomato jam, etc), Andy's Bueno Salsa (sample the ghost pepper salsa if you're feeling brave!), SKA Tropicals (chocolate-covered local bananas dipped in macadamia nuts), Frankies Nursery (a unique collection of rare fruits from a Waimanalo fruit farm), Licious Dishes (raw, vegan, and gluten-free), and Mauna Kea Tea (tea plantation on the Big Island). In addition to lemonade and coffee drinks, ready-to-eat food items including crepes, seared ahi, omelets, burgers, local fare, southern cooking (with a Hawaiian twist), and much more can be purchased from local food and restaurant vendors. It is typically hot in this area of town, but there are numerous shade trees throughout the market area that provide a great spot to sit down and rest.Be sure to sample some goodies from the culinary students at the KCC Culinary Students booth, and stop by the Oahu Master Gardener stand if you have a gardening or local plant question. Also, take a moment to enjoy the impressive cacti garden fronting the parking lot. Most of the vendors only accept cash.Hours: Saturdays 7:30am - 11am and Tuesdays 4pm - 7pmAddress: 4303 Diamond Head Rd, Honolulu, HI 96816Phone: 808-848-2074Directions: From Waikiki, follow Kalakaua Ave toward Diamond Head until it becomes Monsarrat Ave. Monsarrat Ave will become Diamond Head Road, which leads to Kapiolani Community College. The market is located in Parking Lot C.