Tickets go on sale Aug. 1 for the 32nd annual Made in Hawaiʻi Festival.
The festival returns with what is being hyped as the largest yet, featuring expanded hours, more than 800 vendor booths, a new third-floor experience and exclusive Huakaʻi by Hawaiian VIP access in celebration of Hawaiʻi’s makers, businesses, culture and community.
Mark your calendars for 2 evenings of shopping experiences plus 2 full days of general admission from Aug. 20-23 at Hawai‘i Convention Center, located at 1801 Kalākaua Ave., in Honolulu.
From family-owned food companies and local farmers to artists, designers and makers, the festival shines a spotlight on the people and products that make the islands special.
“The Made in Hawaiʻi Festival is where Hawaiʻi comes together to celebrate local,” said Hawaiʻi Food Industry Association President and Executive Director Lauren Zirbel in a festival release. “With expanded hours, a larger footprint and hundreds of new products to discover, we’re excited to welcome residents and visitors to our biggest Made in Hawaiʻi Festival yet.”
Along with an impressive array of made-in-Hawai‘i products, those who attend the festival will enjoying live entertainment, chef demonstrations, fashion shows, tastings and more.
New this year is the festival’s expansion to the convention center’s third floor, with an additional 100 new booths, installations, a stage and more.
This level will provide attendees with shopping, exclusive curations, live talks art art showcases along with additional seating, food and drink and live entertainment.
Tickets prices vary depending on which night or day you decide to attend. There also will be a shuttle priority pass available for those who park off-site from the convention hall.
Find additional information, including a full festival lineup and specific ticket prices, as well as purchase tickets beginning Aug. 1 at the Made in Hawaiʻi Festival website. You can also follow the festival on social media @madeinhi.
