Find A Market

Craft fairs, art shows and markets in Hawaii

31 upcoming listings across the state

Find A Market lists 31 upcoming markets and shows across Hawaii: craft fairs, art shows, festivals, farmers markets and more, with dates, booth fees and application details wherever the organizer has published them. The next one up is Kihei Fall Artisan Market on Oct 22 in Kihei. October is the busiest month with 12 listings.

By type, that includes 8 holiday markets, 7 artisan markets, 7 craft fairs and 3 pop-up events. Listings come from 13 towns, led by Honolulu (15), Aiea (2), Kailua-Kona (2), Kaneohe (2), Kihei (2), Ewa Beach (1), Hanalei (1) and Hilo (1), plus 5 more.

31
Upcoming listings
21
In the next 30 days
0
Taking vendor applications
13
Towns covered

Cities in Hawaii

Pick a city for the markets in and around it.

Coming up in Hawaii

Soonest first. Listings marked “Apply by” still have an open application window.

October 2026

November 2026

Showing the 20 soonest of 31 listings. Search the rest in the app.

When the season is busy

Listings per month across Hawaii.

  • October 202612
  • November 202611
  • December 20267
  • March 20271

Questions about markets in Hawaii

How many craft fairs and markets are coming up in Hawaii?
31 upcoming listings are on Find A Market in Hawaii, and 21 listings fall in the next 30 days.
What is the next market in Hawaii?
Kihei Fall Artisan Market in Kihei is the next listing, on Oct 22. Open the listing for hours, the organizer's website and vendor details.
Which markets in Hawaii are still taking vendor applications?
No listing in Hawaii currently shows an open application window. Some markets take vendors until they are full, so the listing page notes when an organizer has no advance deadline.
How much is a booth in Hawaii?
Fees vary by show and many organizers do not publish them. Each listing shows the booth fee when the organizer provides one, and says so when it is not listed.

Browse every state and city.

Keep track of the shows you want

Save listings, keep application deadlines in one place, and read what vendors who have worked a show say about it before you commit to a booth fee in Hawaii.