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Hawaii’s craft fairs present the ideal opportunity to shop for authentic Hawaiian keepsakes and gifts while supporting the local artisans. You’ll find many interesting craft fairs showcasing unique Hawaiian artwork, photography, jewelry, and other crafts in gorgeous settings such as beaches, resorts, and golf clubs throughout the state. The best craft fairs in Hawaii provide a distinctive selection of handmade, original items and welcoming vibes.
Known as West Maui’s largest craft fair, the Maui Gift & Craft Fair is held every Sunday at the Lahaina Civic Center and features over 50 vendors including local Maui artisans. Attendees can discover a wide variety of fine arts, jewelry, photography, and crafts. There’s also food, refreshments, and kids’ activities available.
The Hawaii Arts, Crafts, and Food Festival is an annual springtime event that showcases Hawaii’s diverse culture and heritage of creativity with a focus on art, crafts, and food. This free, three-day festival has been held every April for thirty years and is located at Nani Mau Gardens in Hilo.
The Wailua Bay Creator’s Fair is held in front of the Hilton Garden Inn and showcases the handiworks of nearly 40 local Kauai vendors. Attendees can explore a variety of handmade items including clothing, jewelry, photography, and other Kauai-made goods while enjoying live music and local food delights.
As Maui’s favorite springtime event, the annual Craft Fair at Seabury Hall is held at the scenic Makawao campus each May. It’s the school’s largest fundraising event with the admission proceeds benefiting Seabury Hall’s financial aid programs. This popular craft fair features artists and crafters, entertainment, games, bounce houses, pony rides, food, and many other activities.
Held at the Koko Marina Center in Honolulu, the Koko Marina Center Craft and Gift Fair showcases over a hundred pop-up vendors every third Saturday. Shoppers gather here to browse one-of-a-kind gemstone jewelry, essential oils, skincare products, clothing, and other hard-to-find items.
Made with Aloha Gift Fair is a two-day event in March held at the Pearlridge Center in Aiea. Here you’ll find local crafters selling a large selection of handmade items such as jewelry, apparel, charms, and baked goods. There’s also giveaways at this free craft fair.
The Makai Music & Art Festival is held on the lawn of the Makai Golf Club in Princeville offers something for everyone. This outdoor event showcases an assortment of handmade jewelry, art, and crafts by nearly artisans. Attendees can also bring their own lawn chairs and enjoy live entertainment by local Kauai musicians.
Celebrate spring break at the Annual Island Spectacular, a free-admission event featuring local vendors and crafters selling handcrafted foods and items ranging from jewelry to stationary sets. Held at the Windward Mall, this two-day indoor fair also includes giveaways all weekend long.
The Island Craft Fair at Kauai Beach Resort & Spa showcases a select group of talented Kauai artisans and their handcrafted products. This special two-day craft fair takes place on two different Fridaysin April and offers the perfect opportunity for vacationers to shop authentic Hawaiian souvenirs and gifts.
The Hearts & Crafts Gift Fair is the perfect place to find unique gifts for your loved ones. This free-admission fair is held in February, right before Valentine’s Day, at the Ka Makana Ali'i retail center. Attendees come for the variety of one-of-a-kind jewelry, stationary, tote bags, apparel, and other handmade items along with snacks, plants, and giveaways all day.