A Mākeke with a Mission
to perpetuate Mea Hawaiʻi
Hoʻomau Market Directory
Browse through our curated list of businesses who have participated in our event
Featured Categories
Explore our curated selection of Hawaiʻi-operated businesses across various categories. From traditional crafts to modern services, find exactly what you're looking for and support local vendors who celebrate Hawaiian culture and values.
Apparel and Fashion
Art
Food and Drink
Health and Wellness
Home and Garden
Jewelry and Accessories
Other Mea Hawaiʻi
Explore Mea Hawaiʻi mai Hawaiʻi
Explore Hawaiian goods from the Hawaiian Islands
From traditional crafts to contemporary cuisine, each island has something special to offer. Click on an island to discover culturally authentic local businesses.
Featured Listings
These vendors represent the heart and soul of our community, offering high-quality products and services that celebrate Hawaiian culture and traditions.
FAQ
Still Have Questions?
1. What is Hoʻomau Market?
We are an annual market happening on Oʻahu that features local businesses from across Hawaiʻi who are perpetuating Hawaiian culture through the products they create and sell.
2. How do I apply to be a vendor?
Our Vendor Application process opens prior to each event. Our vendor committee goes through each application and selects vendors based on various criteria and venue space. More information can be found at hoomaumarket.com/listings. If no application is listed, we are not accepting any applications. It is best to follow us on Instagram to be notified when we are accepting inquiries.
3. How can I get a ticket to the event?
We have two ticket types for each of our events: VIP ‘Eke Mākeke (VIP Tote Ticket) and General Admission. VIP ‘Eke Mākeke Tickets can only be purchased via our website prior to the event. General Admission Tickets can only be purchased at the event.
4. How can I have my business listed on this directory?
The Hoʻomau Market directory is open by invitation only, exclusively to vendors who have participated in past markets.
The mākeke with a mission to perpetuate Mea Hawaiʻi
