KCC Farmers’ Market Tours and Tickets

There are lots of ways to experience the KCC Farmers' Market. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• 1-Day Pass LeaLea Trolley and Waikiki Trolley Pink Line

• 7-Day Pass LeaLea Trolley and Waikiki Trolley Pink Line

• 4-Day Pass LeaLea Trolley and Waikiki Trolley Pink Line

It’s free to visit the KCC Farmers’ Market on your own. However, if you are planning to check out lots of different attractions around Honolulu, you can save time and money by buying a trolley pass. Passes start at US$35 for one day; US$65 for four days; and US$82 for seven days.

The KCC Farmers’ Market is typically only open on Saturday mornings from 7:30am to 11am. The KCC Farmers’ Market is open year-round and operates in rain or shine. Most visitors spend up to an hour at the market browsing stalls and shopping for fresh produce.

Yes, parking is available at the KCC Farmers’ Market and is free of charge. You can park in parking lots A, B, or E at the Kapiʻolani Community College. If you don’t have your own wheels, you can take TheBus route numbers 3, 22, or 58.

Yes, you can find organic products at the KCC Farmers’ Market. Vendors include Ko Farms, Oahu's first certified organic farm, which sells kale, herbs, and other leafy greens. Practices vary, so it’s a good idea to ask vendors directly about their farming.

Items that you should bring to the KCC Farmers’ Market include a shopping basket or bag to store your purchases, and cash in small denominations, especially if you arrive at the market early. Also, you should wear comfortable walking shoes for browsing the vendors.