Aloha Stadium Swap Meet, Honolulu

Since its inception in 1979, the Aloha Stadium Swap Meet, held at Hawaii's largest sports facility in Halawa, has become a popular weekly event. It features a bustling flea market with over 700 vendors offering a wide variety of products. Visitors can find everything from vintage Hawaiian shirts, bags, and shoes to antiques like picture frames and jewelry. The market also has plenty of food stands offering snacks and drinks.

The Swap Meet is an excellent place for unique finds and Hawaiian-themed gifts. Items range from painted coconuts and scented candles to Hawaiian roasted macadamia nuts. The market is also known for its affordability, and buying in bulk often leads to additional discounts. The market is a reflection of Hawaiian culture, offering local artisanal products that represent the island's heritage, such as handmade jewelry, Hawaiian instruments, and original prints. Authentic Hawaiian attire is also available, including surf shorts, aloha shirts, and floral dresses.

Jewelry lovers will find a vast selection, including items made from silver, gold, platinum, seashells, pearls, and hand-carved wood. The market caters to various budgets, offering both high-end traditional Hawaiian heirloom jewelry and more affordable options similar to those found in larger retail outlets.