Hilo farmers market

From pupus to artisan breads and cheeses, the Big Island of Hawai'i has it all when it comes to farmers markets. Eat local, get fresh, and support the local community at thee Hilo Farmers Markets.

We all know that eating fresh fruits and vegetables is an essential part of our daily diet. Many people are now choosing locally grown when shopping for produce. But buying locally grown food is not only good for the environment and the economy, it’s also great for your health.

List + map of farmers markets on the Big Island. Directions + opening times for local markets near Hilo, Kona, Volcano village and Waimea

Join us in exploring the Big Island's thriving farmers markets, a paradise for fresh food lovers and market enthusiasts. From Hilo to Kona, our blog takes you to the top markets offering organic produce, artisanal crafts, and delectable Hawaiian snacks. Discover each market's unique atmosphere, seasonal offerings, and community spirit. Gain insights into sustainable Hawaiian agriculture and support local vendors. Perfect for families seeking a taste of Hawaii's local culture! #BigIsland

There are a ton of fun and exciting things to do in Hilo, Hawaii. One day in Hilo is the perfect amount of time to spend exploring this town.

The Hilo Farmers Market with 200+ local vendors is a must-visit when you are in town. (+7 nearby farmers markets in Hilo, Pahoa, and Keaau)

Hilo Farmers Market on the Big Island of Hawaii sells fresh Hawaiian fruits and vegetables, tropical flowers and local crafts in a festive outdoor atmosphere.

The Kalapana farmers' market is a lively night market that attracts over 700 people each Wednesday night for fresh produce, tasty food, and live music. Aloha to everyone, and welcome!

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Hilo Farmers’ Market Operating daily, Hilo Farmers’ Market is a must-stop food wonderland. Wednesdays and Saturdays are “big market” days, bringing over 200 venders into the downtown space. Within walking distance to many restaurants, chefs and mixologists turn to the market for inspiration. “I love that itʻs a historic town with an interesting past and well preserved buildings,” says Pomaski.