Farmers Markets near Honolulu, HI

Kaiser Permanente's Fresh Day Farmers' Market sets up every Thursday, 9am to 12:30pm, at the hospital campus at 1010 Pensacola St in Honolulu. Every vendor sells produce grown in Hawaii, part of a nationwide Kaiser Permanente program built to get fresh food in front of members, staff, and the surrounding community. Most stalls take cash, credit, and debit, and some accept SNAP, EBT, FMNP, and WIC.

Honolulu

GreenWheel Food Hub is a social enterprise that runs the SNAP program at the Honolulu Farmers' Market, held Wednesdays 4-7pm at the Blaisdell Center parking lot on Ward Avenue. It matches EBT dollars with "Greenbucks" tokens so SNAP shoppers can stretch their benefits further on fresh, Hawaii-grown produce, along with prepared Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese, and Egyptian food from the market's vendor lineup.

Honolulu

Shared commercial kitchen and food-distribution hub in urban Honolulu built to aggregate, store, process, and market Hawaii-grown produce. Farm and artisan members use the space to reach restaurants, hotels, and schools, while home subscribers order weekly produce boxes online through its Oahu Fresh delivery service, with pickup points and drop-off routes across the island.

Kaneohe

Windward Mall Farmers Market is the only indoor Farmers Market on Hawai'i. Come join us and experience the best of what Hawai'i has to offer!

O‘ahu

State-led agricultural complex under development on a 34-acre parcel in Whitmore Village, Wahiawa, run by Hawaii's Agribusiness Development Corporation. Planned facilities include cold storage, processing space, greenhouses, and a regional kitchen for school meals, meant to aggregate and distribute produce grown by farmers across Central Oahu. As of late 2025 the state was still building out the site and hiring a project manager.