There is little better than finding fresh fruits and vegetables in Hawaii. Unfortunately, because so much of the food produced in our beautiful state gets exported, the produce we find at grocery stores doesn’t often last too long, considering it has been shipped to the islands. Luckily for us, the Hawaiian Islands are home to some amazing produce farmers and even better farmers’ markets for us to enjoy, including this charming farmers market in the most picturesque setting on Oahu’s north shore.

Located within the stunning Waimea Valley, the Haleiwa Farmers’ Market is the perfect backdrop for a Thursday afternoon of shopping.
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Held every Thursday afternoon from 2 to 6 p.m. rain or shine in the Pikake Pavilion, this is one farmers market on Oahu you won’t want to miss.
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For nearly a decade, the Haleiwa Farmers Market has been a fun community gathering place reflective of the North Shore’s unique spirit.
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Every week, locals and visitors alike gather to fill up on fresh, locally-grown produce and goodies to support local farmers and artisans.
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From fresh green beans sourced from Mohala Farms....
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...to scrumptious greens from Fields of Aloha, you're sure to find everything on your shopping list — and more!
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In addition to the freshest produce around, the Haleiwa Farmers Market features live music as well as free arts and crafts activities for keiki, a variety of pre-made food vendors, and tons of local art for sale.
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We dare you to find a prettier landscape in which to enjoy a stellar farmers market. An area of historic and cultural significance, Waimea Valley is home to 35 distinct plant collections, with one of the most impressive collections of Polynesian plants in existence as well as a picturesque waterfall.
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You might as well explore the meandering pathways through the garden while you’re picking up produce from your favorite local farmers.
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If you'd rather relax, there is plenty of grass to enjoy a fine picnic sourced from your favorite farmers market vendors.
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If you haven't made it out to the Haleiwa Farmers Market yet, mark your calendar! This is one community event you won't want to miss.
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The Haleiwa Farmers Market is located at 59-864 Kamehameha Hwy., Haleiwa, HI 96712, and is open every Thursday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. For more information, click here. You can even discover more about Waimea Valley here.

Don’t want to make the drive all the way to the north shore to stock up on fresh, local produce and other goodies? Head to the Kapiolani Community College Farmers Market instead.

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