From pumpkin patches and keiki-friendly harvest festivals to photo ops and seasonal treats, there are plenty of ways to celebrate autumn island-style. Whether you’re looking to start a new family tradition or just enjoy a festive day out, here are some of the best fall events happening across the islands this season.
Kailua Fall Fest 2026
Saturday, September 26, 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Hahani Street in Kailua
This free community festival brings live music, local vendors, food, drinks, games and keiki activities to Hahani Street in Kailua. More than 100 vendors are expected, offering local food, crafts, products and other goods. Families can also take part in games and a Clue Hunt with more than $1,000 in prizes available. Parking and family-friendly trolley rides are available at Kainalu Elementary School, with proceeds supporting the school’s JPO program.
For more information, visit kailuatownhi.com.
Fall Harvest Festival
Opening TBD
Waimānalo Country Farms
Visitors can spend the day exploring a working farm with a pumpkin patch, sunflower fields and designated photo areas. The farm’s country market and grub stand offer fresh-squeezed lemonade, farm honey, handmade gifts, cornbread and other treats. Guests can walk along designated paths and through the fields, making stops for photos along the way. Daytime admission is first come, first served, with no reservations required. Private picnic packages and a separate evening experience are also available.
For more information, visit waimanalocountryfarms.com.
Pumpkin Poolooza 2026
Saturday, October 3 – Sunday, October 4
The Salvation Army Kroc Center Hawaii
Splash into fall fun with a floating pumpkin patch where keiki can swim, choose their own carving-sized pumpkin and enjoy 90 minutes of pool time. Each registration includes access to the adventure cove, lazy river and water slides, plus music, games and a fall-themed photo backdrop. After swimming, participants receive a goody bag with a take-home craft, pumpkin decorating kit and other surprises.
For more information, visit salvationarmyusa.org.
24th Annual Pumpkin Patch
Saturday, October 17 – Sunday, October 18 & Saturday, October 24 – Sunday, October 25, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Aloun Farms
Head over to Aloun Country Market for a fall farm experience centered around pumpkin season and local agriculture. Visitors can pick their own locally grown pumpkins, stroll through sunflower fields, shop for fresh produce and browse local vendors. The two-weekend event brings back a longtime fall tradition while offering a new location for families to enjoy the farm, seasonal activities and a relaxed country setting.
For more information, visit alounfarms.com.
The Great Pumpkin Festival
Saturday, October 17, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Holy Nativity School
Celebrate the fall season with a pumpkin patch, mini pumpkin to take home, petting zoo, keiki activities and live entertainment. The festival’s Pumpkin Keiki Zone also includes meet-and-greets with Woody and Jessie from Toy Story, contests and prizes. Families can explore food trucks, local markets, face painting, midway games and a Plant & Bake Sale throughout the event. The Pumpkin Keiki Zone is $10 per person, with children 2 and younger admitted free.
For more information, visit holynativityschool.org.
The Great Pumpkin Market
Saturday, October 17, 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
SALT at Our Kakaʻako
This fall-themed market by Honolulu Maker’s Market brings together local makers and small businesses at The Barn at SALT at Our Kakaʻako. Visitors can browse locally made goods, shop for unique finds and explore a variety of handmade products while supporting Hawaiʻi entrepreneurs. The market is free to attend and pet-friendly, making it an option for families looking to combine seasonal shopping with a relaxed community market experience.
For more information, visit saltatkakaako.com.
Fall Festival and Trunk or Treat
Friday, October 23, 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM
Assets School
Families can enjoy an evening of fall-themed festivities featuring carnival games, food booths, seasonal treats and a bounce house. The celebration also includes Trunk or Treat, giving keiki an opportunity to collect Halloween goodies from creatively decorated vehicles. With a mix of games, food and activities for keiki, the event offers a festive way for families to gather and celebrate the fall season together.
For more information, visit assets-school.org.
Family Fall Fest
Saturday, October 24, 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Mānoa Marketplace
This free community celebration brings together neighbors for an afternoon of fall-themed activities, live entertainment, interactive games, keiki activities and giveaways. Families can also cool off with complimentary shave ice from Kay’s Crackseed while enjoying the festivities. The event offers a chance for people of all ages to gather, take part in activities and celebrate the season with the Mānoa community.
For more information, visit manoamarketplacehawaii.com.
Hanahau‘oli Children’s Fair
Saturday, November 7, 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Hanahau‘oli School
This annual community fair brings families to the Hanahauʻoli School campus for a day of classic fair activities, entertainment and family fun. In past years, highlights have included pony rides, games and prizes, keiki treasure bargains, live entertainment, face painting, haku lei making, a crazy hair and nail salon and a silent disco. The country store has offered homemade baked goods and fresh produce, along with shave ice and other local food favorites. Admission is free.
For more information, visit hanahauoli.org.
Fall Festival
Saturday, November 7, 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Aloha Animal Sanctuary
Spend an afternoon celebrating fall at Aloha Animal Sanctuary with seasonal photo opportunities, vegan snacks and drinks, crafts, games and plenty of time to explore the sanctuary. Visitors can also browse a selection of sanctuary merchandise, including stickers, hats, shirts, pins and tote bags. The event offers a chance to enjoy some fall-themed fun while supporting the care of the sanctuary’s rescued animals.
For more information, visit alohasanctuary.org.
Ready to turn up the spook factor? Check out our roundup of family-friendly Halloween events happening on O‘ahu—from trick-or-treat trails to costume parades and more festive fun for keiki of all ages.
