Saturday morning at KCC Farmer’s Market Honolulu
The Kapiolani Community College (KCC) Market is certainly the most renowned market on the island of Oahu, with a long history of serving the community. As the first Farm Bureau farmers market, it opened its doors to twenty merchants in 2003. Since then, the market has increased in size to an astounding seventy vendors and counting! Featuring an average of 10,000 visitors every Saturday, this market is the biggest of the Farm Bureau-sponsored farmers' markets in the country.
You'll be able to find everything at the KCC Farmers Market, from fresh produce to delicious food. With 80 vendors on-site there is sure to be something for everyone! The market takes place every Saturday morning starting around 7:30 AM until 11 AM in case you want an early start or late finish with your shopping trip
Saturday morning, wake up early and head down to this special Honolulu market for fresh produce. You can also find local treats or brunch there! Located on Kapiolani Community College campus across from Diamond Head tunnel entrance, the KCC Farmer’s Market is only open for a few hours ad is gone by midday. So don’t put it off and make sure to give yourself plenty of time to get there and enjoy the local shopping experience.
Longan and rambutan in the winter, lychee in the spring, passion fruit, lychee & mangoes in the summer, and dragon fruit in the fall are some of the most seasonal fruits you'll find in the market. Check with the seller whether they have any samples you can try…
If you are a fan of Hawaii's tropical plants and would want to bring some back home to plant, you will most certainly find what you are looking for right here. Keep an eye out for various varieties of ginger, plumerias, and pikake plants, all of which yield stunning blooms.
