Wake Up With Us at the Maui County Farmers Market

July 2026 — Start your Saturday morning with fresh island flavors, locally grown plants, and community spirit at the Maui County Farmers Market on Saturday, August 1.

The Lānaʻi Culture & Heritage Center invites you to visit its booth beginning at 7 a.m. at Entry Park near the fire station, where you'll find a wonderful selection of fresh produce, medicinal plants, and garden favorites grown by Lānaʻi's dedicated farmers.

Whether you're looking to add native plants to your landscape, grow your own food, or simply support local agriculture, there's something for every gardener and plant enthusiast.

Here are some of the plants to be sold at Lānaʻi Culture & Heritage Center's booth, with prices ranging from $4–$30 depending on the plant variety:

Butterfly pea (single petal), Hawaiian chili pepper, Kupukupu, Leatherleaf fern, Mānewanewa, Roselle hibiscus, Sage, Strawberry, French hydrangea, ʻAwapuhi (shampoo) ginger, Palapalai, ʻIliahi aloʻe (native coastal sandalwood), ʻŌhiʻa lehua (Lānaʻi), Blue jade vine, and Breadfruit (multiple varieties).

As a special bonus, receive a free pōhuehue (native purple morning glory) with any $20 or more purchase, while supplies last.

Shopping at the Maui County Farmers Market is a great way to support local farmers, strengthen our island community, and bring home a piece of Lānaʻi's natural abundance. With many plants available in limited quantities, arriving early gives you the best chance to find your favorites.

We look forward to seeing you at Entry Park near the fire station starting at 7 a.m. on Saturday, August 1. Come early, shop local, and help celebrate the people and plants that make Lānaʻi so special.