Shop over 40 local mom-made vendors all at @kahalamall. Support small, support local, support mom-made. Our two-day event is bigger than ever!

NBC Mākeke primarily refers to the annual local marketplace events held at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center (NBC) in Honolulu, Hawaii, spotlighting native artisans and businesses. The upcoming cornerstone event is the Best of Hawaiʻi Mākeke 2026, scheduled for August 21–23, 2026 at the Blaisdell Exhibition Hall.

What to Expect at the Blaisdell Mākeke

• Authentic Goods: Cultural products, native plants, local apparel, handmade jewelry, and art.

• Ono Grindz (Delicious Food): Food trucks and specialized stalls featuring local favorites like poke, dynamic desserts, and specialty drinks.

• Family Activities: Live entertainment from local musicians, workshops, and immersive spaces for children.

NBC Mākeke primarily refers to the annual local marketplace events held at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center (NBC) in Honolulu, Hawaii, spotlighting native artisans and businesses. The upcoming cornerstone event is the Best of Hawaiʻi Mākeke 2026, scheduled for August 21–23, 2026 at the Blaisdell Exhibition Hall.

What to Expect at the Blaisdell Mākeke

• Authentic Goods: Cultural products, native plants, local apparel, handmade jewelry, and art.

• Ono Grindz (Delicious Food): Food trucks and specialized stalls featuring local favorites like poke, dynamic desserts, and specialty drinks.

• Family Activities: Live entertainment from local musicians, workshops, and immersive spaces for children.

NBC Mākeke primarily refers to the annual local marketplace events held at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center (NBC) in Honolulu, Hawaii, spotlighting native artisans and businesses. The upcoming cornerstone event is the Best of Hawaiʻi Mākeke 2026, scheduled for August 21–23, 2026 at the Blaisdell Exhibition Hall.

What to Expect at the Blaisdell Mākeke

• Authentic Goods: Cultural products, native plants, local apparel, handmade jewelry, and art.

• Ono Grindz (Delicious Food): Food trucks and specialized stalls featuring local favorites like poke, dynamic desserts, and specialty drinks.

• Family Activities: Live entertainment from local musicians, workshops, and immersive spaces for children.

Shop over 40 local mom-made vendors all at @kahalamall. Support small, support local, support mom-made. Our two-day event is bigger than ever!

The Temari Hawaii Trash & Treasure Fair is the biggest annual craft market hosted by Temari Hawaii, a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving traditional Asian and Pacific folk arts. What originally began in the 1980s as a simple studio-clearance sale by local artists has blossomed into a premier market showcasing Hawaiʻi's finest makers, unique handmade goods, and rare collectibles.

Stop 'n Shop Craft Fair at Kaimuki High School is officially confirmed for Saturday, November 7, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Organized by Char-Su Productions in partnership with the school, this popular community market kicks off the holiday shopping season on Oahu.

Hundreds of Vendors: Browse local artisans offering handmade art, custom accessories, Hawaiʻi-style apparel, Kawaii gifts, and home goods.

• Support School Groups: Kaimuki High School student clubs, sports teams, and staff set up unique fundraising booths.

• Local Food & Snacks: Enjoy a massive variety of local "Ono" snacks, food trucks, and specialty treats.

• Logistics: The event features completely free admission and plenty of open parking across the campus lot.

Hawaii's largest, longest-running,  'funnest' family-run holiday makers market, since 1987!
 

Twice named Hawaii's 'Best Holiday Market' by Food & Wine Magazine 
 

Join us at our next expo: Nov. 27-29, 2026, at Blaisdell Exhibition Hall in Honolulu!

Kaimuki Holiday Craft Fair is scheduled for Saturday, December 5, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Organized by Char-Su Productions on the Kaimuki High School campus, this is the second and largest installment of their two-part holiday event series.

• Hundreds of Vendors: Browse local artisans offering handmade art, custom accessories, Hawaiʻi-style apparel, Kawaii gifts, and home goods.

• Support School Groups: Kaimuki High School student clubs, sports teams, and staff set up unique fundraising booths.

• Local Food & Snacks: Enjoy a massive variety of local "Ono" snacks, food trucks, and specialty treats.

• Logistics: The event features completely free admission and plenty of open parking across the campus lot.