Craft fair · Kahului, Maui · 9 AM – 5 PM
Hawaiian Airlines Made in Maui County Festival 2026
Hosted by Maui Chamber of Commerce
What to expect
The Hawaiian Airlines Made in Maui County Festival was launched in November 2014 by the Maui Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the County of Maui Office of Economic Development, modeled on the Made in Hawaiʻi Festival on Oʻahu. The inaugural two-day event drew more than 9,000 attendees and approximately 130 vendors to the Maui Arts & Cultural Center. Over its first 11 editions, the festival attracted more than 101,500 retail shoppers and nearly 3,950 wholesale buyers, with vendors reporting over $3 million in cumulative product sales.
The festival spans two days: a Buyers' Preview day for wholesale buyers and distributors, followed by a public festival day featuring more than 140 artisans, makers, and food trucks from Maui, Molokaʻi, and Lānaʻi. All participating vendors must manufacture their products within Maui County, meeting a minimum 51% Made in Hawaiʻi valuation threshold. Live performances by local musicians are a feature of the public day.
Program highlights
- Annual makers showcase presented by the Maui Chamber of Commerce since 2014
- Over 140 vendors and food trucks from Maui, Molokaʻi, and Lānaʻi
- Day-one Buyers' Preview connects Maui makers with wholesale buyers and distributors
- Over 101,500 retail shoppers attended across the festival's first 11 years
Plan your visit
Food & vendors: Local food trucks serving island-made prepared foods, artisan snacks, and craft beer from Maui, Molokaʻi, and Lānaʻi makers
Parking & access: Free parking on the main public festival day; complimentary shuttles from Queen Kaʻahumanu Center, War Memorial Stadium, and War Memorial Gym
Plan your weekend on Maui
While you’re out for Hawaiian Airlines Made in Maui County Festival, see who else is open — and meet the makers and farmers behind Hawai‘i’s markets.
Farmers markets this weekend
What’s worth a trip this weekend
One email a week: the makers worth seeking out, pop-ups, and Hawai‘i cultural events worth planning around.
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