Local Favorites Bring Flavor to the Made in Hawaii Festival

Every summer, Hawaii’s creative scene comes alive at one of the state’s most anticipated events. The Made in Hawaii Festival kicks off August 15 and continues through August 17 at the Hawaii Convention Center in Honolulu. The event spans three days and brings together hundreds of local businesses and thousands of visitors who want to connect with authentic Hawaii-made products. From handmade snacks and coffee to unique pet foods and sustainable farming, this festival is the heartbeat of Hawaii’s local economy in motion.

What the Festival Is All About

Launched back in 1995, the Made in Hawaii Festival was created to spotlight local companies and connect them with shoppers, buyers, and fellow creators. Now, it's one of the largest showcases in the islands. Whether you're a longtime fan or a curious newcomer, this is where you’ll find the best of what Hawaii’s entrepreneurs are building. Event Details Location: Hawaii Convention Center, Honolulu Dates: August 15 to August 17, 2025 Hours:

• Friday: 10 AM – 8 PM
• Saturday: 9 AM – 8 PM
• Sunday: 9 AM – 5 PM

Admission: Tickets are required and available online ahead of time. Package options are also available.

Savor Brands Customers on Display

A number of Savor Brands customers will be showcasing their goods at this year’s festival. Each brand brings something uniquely Hawaiian and genuinely crafted. 'Ulu Mana This snack brand focuses on breadfruit, known locally as ‘ulu. Their crunchy chips come in different flavors like sea salt and lime. They also make spreads and dips that give traditional hummus a tropical twist. Kai Coffee Hawaii This local coffee roaster is known for its smooth, balanced flavors made with Hawaii-grown beans. Whether you’ve visited their shops or tried their beans at home, their coffee always delivers a true island taste. The Doggy Kitchen Hawaii’s dogs aren’t left out. This brand creates fresh, healthy dog food and treats made with real, local ingredients. They offer delivery and subscription services for pet owners looking for quality meals for their four-legged friends. Aloha Edibles Known for reinventing jerky, this company uses family recipes to create chip-style meat snacks. They’ve built a loyal following across local farmers markets and events like this one. Okonokai Using locally grown seaweed, this brand produces gluten-free snacks full of flavor and crunch. Their product line includes seaweed crackers, dried limu, and seasoning blends. Island Harvest This Big Island-based company produces certified organic macadamia nuts. From raw to chocolate-coated, their snacks are all sustainably grown on the island and packed with natural flavor. Big Island Coffee Roasters One of the state’s most awarded coffee companies, they’re known for small-batch roasting and supporting Hawaiian farmers. Their offerings include unique varieties like Kona Peaberry and estate-grown single origins. Atebara Chips This brand is a longtime local favorite, famous for its crunchy island-style chips. As one of Hawaii’s original snack makers, their products have stood the test of time.

What Makes the Festival Special

• Built on a 30-year legacy of supporting Hawaii-made products
• Hundreds of booths featuring local businesses
• All items must be made, grown, or crafted in Hawaii
• Offers food samples, shopping, demos, and more
• Open to all ages with affordable ticket options