Food festival · Whitmore Village, Oʻahu
Hawaiʻi State Farm Fair 2026
Hosted by Hawaii Farm Bureau
- When
- Jul 11–12, 20269 AM – 8 PM
- Where
- Whitmore Village, OʻahuGet directions
- Host
- Hawaii Farm Bureau
2 dates
Dates
What to expect
The Hawaiʻi State Farm Fair was started in 1962 by the Hawaii Farm Bureau as a way to promote public awareness of Hawaiʻi's agricultural and ranching industries. Organized in partnership with the Hawaiʻi State Department of Agriculture and the Hawaiʻi 4-H Livestock Council, the fair has touched four generations of island families. After a two-year hiatus it relocated to a new permanent home on 50 acres of agricultural land at Kahi Kani Park in Whitmore Village, with the 60th annual edition taking place in 2026.
The fair centers on 4-H livestock exhibitions — steers, goats, chickens, and pigs — alongside educational exhibits, farm equipment displays, a plant sale and country market featuring locally grown orchids and tropical plants, and hands-on agricultural experiences for keiki. A rotating lineup of local food vendors serves island favorites, and on-stage entertainment and contests round out the two-day program.
Program highlights
- Annual agricultural fair in its 60th edition, founded 1962 by Hawaii Farm Bureau
- 4-H livestock exhibitions featuring steers, goats, chickens, and pigs
- Held on 50 acres of agricultural land in Whitmore Village
- Plant sale and country market with locally grown orchids and tropical plants
Plan your visit
- Food & vendors
- Huli huli chicken, local plate lunches and chili, summer rolls, Thai-Lao cuisine, Texas-style BBQ, ice cream, artisan pops, shaved ice, lemonade, and grilled corn from local vendors
- Parking & access
- Free parking on site; $5 adult admission, free for children and students with valid ID
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