Farmers markets on Maui offer a direct connection to growers, makers and the flavors of the island. The Farmers Market category in The Maui News’ Best of Maui readers’ choice contest highlights places where residents and visitors find fresh produce, artisanal goods and locally crafted foods. Locals voted for markets known for selection, atmosphere and community presence.
Upcountry Farmer's Market hosts vendors offering fresh produce, prepared foods and specialty items that reflect Maui’s agricultural regions. Its website outlines a variety of goods available at the market, including fruits, vegetables, baked items, botanicals and handmade products. The market emphasizes locally grown and crafted offerings, creating a space where shoppers can explore seasonal ingredients and support small producers. Its long-standing presence contributes to its role as a community gathering place.
Nāpili Farmers Market features locally grown produce, baked goods and handmade items from small Maui businesses. The website highlights the market’s focus on supporting local agriculture and providing a venue for farmers and makers to connect with the community. Shoppers can browse a range of fruits, vegetables and specialty foods, as well as unique artisan products. The market’s vendor mix gives it a strong sense of local identity.
Wailea Village hosts a farmers market as part of its larger retail and dining destination. Its website notes the presence of local vendors selling fresh ingredients, packaged foods and handmade goods. While the village includes shops, eateries and services, the market component adds an opportunity for visitors to engage with Maui growers and makers. The setting blends shopping, food and community engagement in one accessible location.
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