Held each year in Hilo’s beautiful Nani Mau Gardens, this three-day festival brings together artisans, food vendors, musicians, and cultural performers from across the island, giving visitors a rich taste of local heritage and craft traditions.
If you're planning on visiting the Big Island in April, the Big Island Chocolate Festival is the most delightful event to add to your island itinerary.
Every winter, Waimea (Kamuela) turns pink for a one-day celebration of cherry blossoms and Japanese-Hawaiian culture. The Waimea Cherry Blossom Heritage Festival honors the historic cherry trees at Church Row Park with music and dance, food and craft vendors, and hands-on cultural demos.
