32nd Made in Hawaii Festival opens in Honolulu
Hawaii's biggest showcase of local products returns to Honolulu this weekend, good news for small island brands looking for customers.
- The Made in Hawaii Festival is running for its 32nd year, with vendors from across the state.
- A new section called Kilo Summit joins the lineup, built around Hawaiian culture and the idea of watching and observing.
- Local apparel brand Pacific Bad Boy is among the businesses on show, pitching comfort and craftsmanship.
- Music legend Brother Nolan performs on the main stage on opening night, with a second appearance the next day.
Outlook: The festival runs through the weekend and should draw big crowds to local makers.