First timers here for the sunflower season which runs from mid June to early July. Kamaaina &…read moremilitary entry was $10 for adults, children under 3 are free. Very scenic and beautiful, makes for instagram-worthy pictures. It was also hot! So don't forget your sunscreen, sun hats, umbrella, etc. we stopped at the concession stand to try their famous lemonade and corn bread. Both were delicious. There's also a petting zoo and a cow train for the keiki. Fun summer activity for the whole family.

This is one of my favorite farms on the island. We love to go for the sunflowers in the summer and…read morethe pumpkin patch in October. My son loves the cow train and loves to feed all the animals. The staff here is always so nice and we also love the lemonade!

As far as I know it's the only place you can get the honey crème pineapple. And they are truly…read moreamazing !!!!

It's a beautiful property with amazing views, but I would absolutely not spend time to go out of my…read moreway to visit it. Did not feel welcomed at all over here. I understand some locals might not love tourists, this place certainly gave that vibe, but then maybe just don't be open for them? Found this place online and was in the area, decided to swing by thinking there will be lots of fruits to try. Specifically wanted to try honey cream pineapple. Came here on Saturday around noon and it was dead empty, visitors or owners. As we were slowly rolling in just trying to understand where to park, we got greeted by a man - well, he popped out of nowhere and pointed at the area where we can park. No smile, no hi, no nothing. Okay. We get out of the car, there is some walkable nursery territory where they sell plants and you can overlook the nearby hills, it's pretty. The fruit stand is small. When I asked about whether they had the pineapple I was looking for, just got "no." as a response. I was like okay, no biggie, what would you recommend to try then? The mix plate. It was pretty mush the only thing the guy had in their fridge, a $10 assortment plate. We paid cash, the guy pointed where we could sit, and evaporated. The plate was okay, however I wish there was some sort of indication of which fruit is which; and the guy who met us with such a cold vibe didn't show any desire to spend a second with us to explain anything, I mean he didn't even ask "how are you". I guessed maybe 5 fruits out of 13 that the plate had, the rest were mystery, some I liked and some I didn't. We left with a pretty bad aftertaste from this experience.

This farm has great fruits, vegetables, and fish. The sunflower sprouts, kale, and Anuenue lettuce…read moreis the best!! The farmers really care about sustainable agriculture and are working hard to provide the best organic veggies. Catch Nalolicious Farm at the Kaka'Ako Farmer's Market on Saturdays from 8a to 12p and the Kailua Farmer's Market from 8:30a to 12p!

Always a popular Farmers Market that attracts the local Kailua faithful and courteous tourist…read morecrowd. Great selection of food, drinks, custom local art, fresh produce, hot sauce, homemade local jelly & jams, fresh bread and delightful pastries! With other fun and interesting items. The Aloha Spirit flows throughout the parking lot across from Adventist Health Castle Hospital. Get here before 8 when the selection is great!

Kailua Town Farmer's Market is located at the corner of Kailua Road and Ulukahiki St - across from…read moreCastle Hospital (nka Adventist). From Kalanianaole Hwy, you can just go straight. Open from 8am-12pm, every Sunday. There's a parking lot right after the intersection. You'll see security guards at the front. From the road, you'll see many white tents all lined up, making it appear to be a huge farmers market with many vendors. There wasn't as many vendors as I imagined, but a decent amount with two rows with roughly 25 or so total. Almost all the vendors were selling food or homemade items with only two selling produce. There were several unique food items that looked appealing, but I wasn't here for that. Overall, a solid farmer's market to grab food. Everything was neat and organized. It also had covered eating area and musicians performing that added to the ambiance.

Rough start... As…read moremany malls have various scheduled events Ala Moana for it's location and size does seem to fall flat in that part of the community was a delighted to see Mahiku Farmers Market making its presence every Tuesday from 3pm-7pm on the Mall Level right outside Target in the Mauka Wing. Farmers Market unlike more popular craft fairs is another great venue to support and bring in small local businesses as the combination of this makes it a great convenience in our busy lives to get that something either a snack for that retail therapy refuel, quench your thirst or just that special find I almost got for myself. The rough start is that there was just a handful of vendors...less than ten...sob! It was quite depressing and hope that it will grow as it gets to be a familiar thing as they used to be at the International Marketplace you can find Mahiku Farmer Market and at Hyatt Regency Waikiki, Waikele Premium Outlets, Mililani Shopping Center and Kapilina Beach Homes in Ewa. They don't do very much social media so knowing their locations are difficult but I do have hope for Ala Moana as the holiday approaches as any additional choices are very appreciated and welcome especially to support local. Thank you!

This is the best small organic farm on Oahu. With special events like educating school children to…read morethe benefits of composting and organic gardening, hosting yoga events, and supporting Farmer's Markets, this farm is extremely unique in its character, and in the values of the Greenrows farm population. It is a 100% real environment. I can't wait to visit again at some future event.

Best I've ever had in my life!! Trying to re-create it here…read moreat home in Missouri ... no luck btw.. nothing like in hawaii!!

When I go to the farmers market or to a street vendor event I like to buy lemonade. Yesterday and…read moretoday, I was at Ford Island. Yesterday, it was for the Nagaoka fireworks display to commemorate the end of World War II. Today, it was for the Biggest Little Airshow. At both events I found 'Nalo Made Lemonade. They offer it in regular, pineapple, mango, strawberry, lilikoi and li hing. They only offer it in a 32 oz. mason jar. It's $7 and $4 for a refill when you bring back the jar. This is a better deal than Wow Wow Lemonade, which is the other lemonade vendor. They charge $10 initially, then $6 for the refill. I also prefer the 'Nalo Made Lemonade. It's not as watered down. It actually has a strong lemon flavor and it's not as tangy. I like the mango flavor and the hubby likes the lilikoi. The mango is just a tad bit sweeter, which is perfect for me. They also have two different stickers for their jars, which I found out today. The clear sticker jar is the girl and the black sticker is the boy.

Came here for bee pollen and bought 4 jars of honey too! The honey is delicious, reasonably priced…read moreand beautifully packaged. The owner, Kristal, is super sweet and let me sample before I bought. Her little boy even picked a fresh flower for me . Highly recommend!

10/10 recommend if you're looking for local honey and if you're into supporting family business…read more 10/10 amazing energy. 10/10 solid honey with different varieties. Location is residential. Call the website phone number and you'll be greeted by the sweetest honey farmer! Best find on our trip!

Great Yoga, Great Music and Great food, been on Benevolence event and everything was fantastic,…read morecan't wait for a next one.

From the owner: Yogarden's mission is to educate the community in the importance of growing your own food and…read moreliving a healthy, sustainable lifestyle. Through the principles of yoga philosophy and organic farming techniques, we set a solid foundation for the growth of a conscious community. Yogarden Farm is located in the back roads of Waimanalo, HI. Yogarden is currently farming about one acre of organically grown produce, which is sold every Sunday at the Kailua Town Farmers Market. Our farm also provides produce for our Farm-2-Table dinners and local chefs around the island of Oahu. Yogarden's bi-annual Music Festivals are an all ages, collective community event, focusing on sowing the seeds of love, charity, expression, kokua, and growth. Through mediums of music, yoga, gardening, dance, painting, raw foods, photography, performance art, and especially aloha, a growing symbiotic community is unearthed. Yogarden offers Live music yoga classes, Farm-to-Table dinners, and farming classes.