One of the island's biggest and best farmers markets, in partnership with the Kauaʻi County Farm Bureau, brings a bonanza of locally grown, often organic fruits and vegetables, free-range eggs and local dairy cheeses, island-grown coffee and flowers, hand-harvested honey and sea salts, Hawaiian plate lunches and poi, and fresh smoothies, juices, popsicles and baked goods. Don't miss it!
Kauaʻi Community Market
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