If you are looking for a piece of Hawaii to take home, this is a great place to stop by in North…read moreShore. They have a lot of cute artworks from the locals and accessories. The prints are reasonable. Even if you are not planning to buy anything, just stop by and look at some of the stuff they have!

Watch out they will charge you two dollars for the bag. Aside from that it's a fairly nice little…read moregallery, with 100 different types of archival prints. It's in Haleiwa which has lots of cool little shops to separate you from yr money. We did buy a print 16x20 of a woman sitting in a chair and looking at the viewer commandingly. $60 so fairly cheap.

Zero STARS TERRIBLE…read morePEOPLE RUN THIS PLACE! The salesman is a pushy hot head, My wife and I were actually there to buy some art but for some reason he couldn't just let us look around. He asked very rude strange questions. As soon as we sat down to look around in a room, the salesman very rudely asked us if we just came in to " lounge around on our chairs." Told us "We couldn't afford anything." Even worst he called me an A hole when I asked if he "was having a bad day." His guy must not be making very many sales because all my friends and their wives that went into the store just moments before we did, told us the a similar story. Sad because we all got great pieces just down the road not from this place. We go to the north shore 2-4 times per year and were previous customers. We will never be returning. Sad to see bad sales people like that.

What a cool gallery!…read more Honestly, what drew me into this joint was the photo cutout stand by the entrance of the gallery! I guess you can say I'm a sucka for a funny photo op.! Anyways, after having my friend take a few photo's of me (I actually took 2 different photos) as the cutout stand was double sided, and you could take a photo on either side, I decided to walk around the gallery to look at the beautiful artwork. It appears that a lot of the artwork hangin' on the walls were photographic printwork and I must say the pictures were very impressive. I also liked the ukulele display mounted on the wall, as I recently contemplated on taking up ukulele one day when I have more free time for myself. Regardless, if you're planning on buying (the stuff here is rather pricey), or if you're like me who just wandered in here unexpected, and decided to look around & appreciate the beautiful artwork here....................... Wy's Gallery certainly is a very cool gallery!

Upon entering I was ignorant of Wyland. After 30 mins I had an appreciation for him as a person and…read morehis talent as an artist and purchased 2 of his books. The sales rep was prompt, professional, and polite. She exemplified aloha and we walked out with a smile. I may return to purchase a piece because of its beauty and her spirit.

I just left the North Shore gallery and was left with a very sour taste. The absolute worst…read morecustomer service, yet we were asked about a thousand times if we were interested in making a purchase. Not with that customer service. No Aloha whatsoever.

Aloha... As I found…read moreout that Saturday January 25th will their last day and will close their doors at this Hale'iwa Store Lots location which is very nice and convenient with lots of free parking in the back. Thankfully you'll still be able to find their items at Little Plumeria Farms or online but browsing here has always been a pleasure as Clark Little Gallery art is always so vibrant and stunning. I had to take one last visit to take it all in and see the beauty and just love and wished I had the space for it all. Thank you!

Here we are, finally made it to the CL Gallery!…read more Breathtaking photos!, beautiful small gallery indeed. Amazing to see all of the photos on display. I have my eye on a couple of pieces and plan to return to buy them as soon as I can figure out where in my home I would like to hang them. We did buy some apparel which we proudly wear. Thanks for your beautiful work CL! SHOOTS!

Capt. John Sheridan: I wish I had your faith in the universe. I just don't see it sometimes…read more Delenn: Then I will tell you a great secret, Captain. Perhaps the greatest of all time. The molecules of your body are the same molecules that make up this station, and the nebula outside, that burn inside the stars themselves. We are starstuff. We are the universe made manifest, trying to figure itself out. And as we have both learned, sometimes the universe requires a change of perspective. A Distant Star - Babylon 5 Sand. Molten glass comes from sand. I was fascinated by the flame. The woman in the window formed fine lines and curves from a blob of molten glass with fire. I speculated on what form the glass would take. A dolphin I think... It's nice seeing art being made. I remember when I was a kid seeing artists painting at the park, the beach, or the bay. At Seaworld I thrilled at seeing divers searching for pearls at the bottom of the sandy pool. Nowadays food is the only thing I get to watch being made... There are many beautiful things in this place. I brought home a glass dolphin created by the woman in the window. The dolphin was clear, cold, smooth, with sweeping curves in contrast to the Manzanita stand which was dark, warm, and held rich details. All the artworks were made by local artists. I was inspired walking about seeing the paintings and sculptures. Perhaps one day the images in my mind will manifest into something beautiful...

We stopped by during the Hale'iwa Art Walk that occurs on the last Saturday of the month. My niece,…read moreson, and I were welcomed warmly by a woman named Isabella who explained the history of the gallery and gave some information about the artwork being currently featured. I was so appreciative that she took the time to talk to us because I feel so often at galleries like families with small children are seen as inconveniences. It's unfortunate because art and creativity should be accessible to people of all ages! Anyway, we browsed the different pieces and I settled on a $20 print of a painting of an unconventionally beautiful Hawaiian woman holding a mango in her hands while standing beneath a mango tree. I would definitely encourage folks to check out this gallery with their diverse art work by local and international artists, accommodating staff, and cool laid-back vibe.

Beautiful gallery with high-quality local art. Friendly,…read morecourteous, professional staff of one really nice woman on the day we visited and who we unfortunately never caught the name of. She worked with us patiently on the purchase and the owner of the gallery worked directly with us on getting the purchase shipped to family in Texas in a timely fashion, despite two hurricanes hitting the islands in a span of three weeks. Mahalo Akima and the wonderful woman who works at your gallery.

I fell in love with all the art...to bad I'm not a billionaire to buy it all. Also watch out for…read morethe Oahu chicken security lol

Kai Ku Hale was one of those little Haleʻiwa stores where I wanted half the things I saw and bought…read moreexactly nothing. The name itself made me like the store even more. Kai Ku Hale means "house on the gentle ocean at low tide." Owner Layne Larsen came up with it from one of her favorite things to do: walk the North Shore at low tide collecting shells, driftwood, sea glass and other things left behind by the ocean. She opened the store in 2008, originally thinking it would be an interior design business, but when the recession hit, she shifted it into a place that supported local artists. And once you know that, the store makes so much sense. I kept noticing recycled fabric, glass, driftwood and repurposed materials everywhere. Sustainability didn't feel like something added on for marketing. It felt baked into the place. The store now carries work from more than 50 island artists and makers, with a lot of pieces made from reclaimed, reused and recycled materials. And OMG the tchotchkes. So many things I could picture coming home with me. I bought nothing. Not because I wasn't tempted. I was VERY tempted. Expensive, yes. But this was one of my favorite stores to simply wander through in Haleʻiwa. And knowing the story behind the name made me like it even more.

Fun, unique souvenir shop with art and trinkets from Hawaii…read more Small and quaint and fun to look at

We purchased a 9x12 copy of "Glistening at sundown". on 4/24/26 we requested a signed copy to be…read moreFedEx to our home in California. Here we are on 5/21/26 we haven't received anything from Tabora Gallery nor have we heard anything from FedEx. I've tried reaching them via other phone number 808-331-4339 and it's just an automatically answered phone number. I have not received a phone call back. I've called every day for four days. Please reach out to me and let me know everything is OK thank you

A day in Haleiwa exploring the shops. We wandered into Tabora Gallery. Proprietor was very amiable,…read moreand we chatted for some time.zI saw a piece that I knew my daughter would love, but too pricey for me. A smaller piece by the same local artist was suggested. I purchased it as an early Christmas gift, and she loved it. While I didn't have intentions to purchase anything when I walked through the door, I was happy to have found a wonderful whimsical piece to bring pleasure to her eyes. 7

I've enjoyed my visits to this marketplace. I frankly don't go as much as I would like to!…read more I've enjoyed visiting shops like SoHa Living here. This is one of my favorite places to just window shop. They have really fun, coastal and local vibe home decor and lifestyle finds. I've eaten at Kono's although I am not primarily a pork person so I would not personally go back here. Some places to visit would be the Aloha General Store where you'll find Island-inspired gifts, clothing, home décor, shave ice, and souvenirs. Aloha Vintage Vibes is where you will find vintage Hawaiian apparel, retro finds, and unique gifts. Northshore Boardriders Club is where I found a really cute bracelet here that allows you to track your own sea life! You'll also find surf apparel, boards, accessories, and local North Shore merchandise. Polynesian Treasures is neat. You get to browse through Hawaiian-made gifts, wood carvings, jewelry, and island crafts. I Am Paradise is a Pearl Shop. You will find Hawaiian pearl jewelry and handcrafted pieces. I have not yet entered this establishment yet. I think I'm intimidated by the possible price point of real Hawaiian pearls. Silver Moon Emporium is where you can shop for Women's fashion, accessories, and boutique clothing. I wish there were more plus size options. Tini Manini, I haven't been to this one yet but you'll be able to find Children's clothing, toys, and gifts here. Waimea Blue North Shore Art Gallery is where you can shop for original local artwork, photography, and prints. There are also several dining options which include: Banzai Sushi Bar, Cholo's Homestyle Mexican, Kono's, Maya's Tapas & Wine, IL Gelato Cafe (Love this place!), and The Fixx Haleiwa. I have yet to try them all but even more reason to come back to take a trip over to the North Shore.

It's the place up north…read more.. Hungry...no problem, thirsty...got it here even some thing to cool you down after a long day at the beach North Shore Marketplace is filled with various shops to rest and shop for lots of selections for all your needs. Difficult to miss regardless as it's probably one of the larger shopping center area in Haleiwa but what makes it special honestly is there is a public restroom and is the place that I do find myself stopping by on the regular. Love that there's lots of free parking so that you're able to enjoy and browse at your leisure is always something that you don't need to worry about here which makes it a great place to do it all. Thank you!