Amazing unique finds sourced in Hawaii. The jewelry is so tasteful and pretty.. tea towels, soap,…read morecandles, etc. You get the gist. For that one of a kind unique take home gift for self or another. My queen lily soap was an awesome find, and it smells like no other fancy bar I have bought before!

Such a cute little shop! Dale was wonderful!My kids grew up on Kauai and now live on the mainland…read moreafter college, etc. There were items each member of my family would love!! Mahalo Dale!!

Enjoyed meeting Dale (owner) and chatting with her. She is a sweet lady that has been a resident on…read moreKauai for many years. Very nice jewelry and other decorative items. Look forward to going back and seeing Dale on my next trip. Aloha.

Visited this warehouse when it first opened and found a lack of places with appealing wares. Spent…read moremost of my time at the food trucks. Read that they had added some vendors but still found it lacking . Vendors are not all open the same days and times so it is pretty hit and miss. Even some of the food trucks I liked last time were not there anymore. Unless they make big changes this was my last stop. There is no draw pulling me there. There are places elsewhere worth my time.

Great spot to support local craftsmen! Nice variety of items- we purchased unique bags, local…read moreshirts, and jewelry.

Ron is well versed in his business and helped us purchase several baritone ukuleles. Two for my son…read moreto be shipped to his home in Alaska. There no pressure to purchase. Just friendly advice. We are fortunate to have such a fine establishment in our neighborhood.

About two years ago I bought a capo here. I needed one for my acoustic guitar and I use it on my…read moreelectric guitar now and it works well. There aren't many options on Kauai, so if you don't want to order gear online there's Scotty's Music in Lihue (which is where I bought the guitar) and this place. The shop is easy to find downtown on the main drag. It's near the bus stops which is convenient and one is covered in case it's raining. I think it's like a hub and one line goes to Lihue and the other line goes to Poipu from here. They didn't have a lot of guitars or guitar stuff, but they had what I wanted. Aloha

Was really keen to get a real dirt shirt. Tried to ask if the one I picked was actually washed and…read moredyed in the dirt for the colour. After repeated clarifications I was convinced that all the shirts in that section were dyed in the red dirt. Come to find out later that the shirt I bought was not actually red dirt dyed. Make sure you get the brand "real dirt shirt" if thats what you're looking for. Otherwise all the others are just dyed normally, they just imitate the colour. Did not appreciate the dishonesty.

Jacqueline is a absolute gem and made me a beautiful Hawaiian shirt. Could not recommend enough.read more

Not bad but felt light compared to the other farmer's market / art night offerings we went to on…read moreour trip. There was only one food vendor and no food trucks on the day we went, and all the crafts vendors felt more tourist-pricey than I'm the artist pricey. With appreciation for the 12:30pm hula performers, they are interrupted PBS-style by a 10-minute infomercial on the gardens' non-profit foundation. The speaker needs to tighten up the pitch and give it more energy.

I think 3.5 stars would be my overall rating of this market. This is a free, public market. You do…read morenot have to buy tickets to walk around the market or to enjoy the hula show. Parking is also free. There was a variety of vendors. The website has 26 total vendors listed however, there was about 15 today. One vendor was playing Hawaiian music and all the vendor folks were nice. No one was pushy. Some accepted Venmo but cash was preferred. For food: There was a hot food stand, Puka stand, Malasadas (looked bomb!), fruit/vegetables, and Hawaiian Popsicles. The other vendors sold items such as wind chimes, soaps, jewelry, clothes, and dog outfits. Not sure how much things were going for as we really just wanted to see the free hula show! It was a nice family-oriented event. There were many shady areas around the garden to rest at. There were also restrooms available. Always a good thing! You could bring your own food and have a picnic while the show is going on :) bring a blanket or chairs to sit on for the show.

staff recognized my blank stare and immediately helped. I needed feed for a flock of ducks and I…read moregot direction and suggestions without batting an eye. I got assistance loading the bags and made kind talk story. Love them, mahalo nui Kawamura Farm ohana!

The Kawamura Family run business is the best. Fair and honest with what they charge. Incredibly…read moreresponsive. I would not hesitate in any way to use them. An island gem.

HPM crew was very helpful! From office staff to lumber attendants. Been dealing with their…read moreemployees for years and they all are so accommodating.

i can't recomend this place to buy lumber material. if you returning for extra you can't get the…read morefull refund. rip off