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Hakalau Farmers Market and FoodShare (HFMF)

Hakalau Farmers Market and FoodShare is a friendly, inviting and lively market between Hilo and Honaka'a.  Our vendors, mostly from Hamakua, sell home grown produce, home made products, and dispense local (unofficial) news.  We feature Thai food and  lots of fresh, organic food.

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Photo courtesy of Raven Hanna
Come to the Hakalau Farmers Market, a perfect, small town Hawai`i market.
  • Location:   29-545 Chin Chuck Road.
  • Day/Time:  Tuesday, 3:00 pm - 5:00-ish pm
You'll find enough fresh, local produce to keep you healthy for another week of staying at home. Vendors will be setting up along Chin Chuck Road.

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If you don't want to attend the market but still would like to support our farmers and get the best produce available anywhere, you are in luck! For a list of vendors from whom you can order from directly, subscribe to the newsletter. This weekly newsletter has much, much more!

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Interested in Being a Market Vendor? Email us!

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Joel's sculptures, eco-friendly and biodegradable. Photo courtesy of Raven Hanna

Meet Our Volunteers:

The Board
  • Michael Tivana,  President
  • Rachel Laderman, Secretary, and edits the newsletter
  • Tom Burton, tburton@brahea.com,Treasurer

Other Volunteers:​
  • Barbara Alford, manages our long-running facebook page
  • Susan Forbes, manages and funds this web page and parent site hakalauhome.com
  • Raven Hanna writes our newsletter
  • Jeremy Lutes, deploys road signs and assists with SNAP
  • Janet Sorenson, assists with marketing materials