Hamakua Harvest Farmers Market

Top choice in Hamakua Coast


Featuring 16 or so vendors, live music and talks, this market is worth checking out. Everything is locally grown or made, including produce, honey, goat cheese, coconut-milk gelato, smoked fish and much more. To get here, turn makai (seaward) off Hwy 19 at the eastern end of Mamane St.


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