Overview of Hilo Farmers Markets Hilo Farmers Market Wednesdays and Saturdays 6am – 4pm (100-200 Vendors)Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday 7 am – 4 pm (10-30 Vendors)Corner of Kamehameha Avenue and Mamo StreetDowntown Hilo, HawaiiWebsite With Hilo being the largest city on the Big Island, the Hilo Farmers Market is an opportunity to experience a vast array of the sights, sounds, smells and tastes of over 200 local farmers and crafters. The history of the market all started in 1988 by Mike Rankin with only 4 vendors at its outset. As time went on, the market gained popularity for its offering of fresh island fruits and vegetables to tropical flowers and plants and hand-made craft items. On Wednesday and Saturday the Hilo Farmers Market is truly a spectacle to behold with hundreds of vendors, artisans and delicious food trucks to try out. Occupying almost 3 full city blocks, the items sold are direct from the farmer, crafter, and baker to you, at a reasonable price and refundable if defective or spoiled. There is free parking available, an indoor food court with free Wi-Fi, outdoor picnic tables near lunch wagon lane and the farmers’ music corral to entertain you while you enjoy the market’s many indulgences. Voted the Best Open Market on the Big Island for 2 years running by the Hawaii Tribune-Herald and by Sunset Magazine and Hawaii magazine, the
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