Makai Music & Art Festival Returns to Princeville Wednesdays, Spotlighting Local Artisans

Princeville Makai Golf Club is staging the Makai Music & Art Festival every Wednesday from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on the venue’s lawn fronting Ka Haku Road, offering 20+ local artisans, vendors and food trucks alongside live music from Kaua‘i acts including Tropical Groove, Soulgood Family and Miki Miller. "Join us and experience entertainment from some of the best musicians on Kaua’i from 1:00pm – 5:00pm!" reads the Makai Golf promotional copy for the weekly market.

Shoppers will find named stalls such as Chakra Ascension, Hawaii Peeps, Jillyfish and Outer Reef Jewelry selling handmade jewelry, crafts and art. The Makai Golf page invites guests to "Shop from an assortment of hand made jewelry, crafts, art, and much more by local vendors," underscoring the event’s role as a recurring retail outlet for island artisans.

Food options run from rotating food trucks to the venue’s Makai Grill, which highlights a "flavorsome" Makai Tai and an "ono (delectable) Makai Burger." HawaiiIslander’s event note encourages attendees to "Pick up drinks or lunch at Makai Grill for a picnic on the lawn," positioning the festival as a lunch-into-afternoon gathering on the Makai Lawn.

Logistics aim to reduce barriers to attendance: listings from the golf club and Kauai Now both state "Parking is complimentary!" and Princeville’s Events Calendar repeats the contact line "Call for details: (808) 826-1912." Event organizers can also be contacted by email at mneider@troon.com, and the festival is promoted on social channels as @PrincevilleMakai on Facebook and Instagram. The Makai Golf website maintains an event page with festival details for visitors seeking schedule updates.

Listings vary in how they describe the site footprint: the golf club and HawaiiIslander cite the "Makai Lawn fronting Ka Haku Road," while Princeville’s calendar calls it the "tennis court lawn." Both place the festival at Princeville Makai Golf Club on Ka Haku Road; prospective visitors seeking precise vendor layouts or staging are advised to call (808) 826-1912 for current directions and set-up information.

The festival’s weekly cadence creates a predictable platform for small businesses and musicians on Kaua‘i’s North Shore. With named performers such as Miki Miller and vendor rosters that include Chakra Ascension and Outer Reef Jewelry, the event offers recurring paid and promotional opportunities for creators while providing community members a free-parking, picnic-friendly venue to buy locally made goods.

One item in source material remains incomplete: an Original Report describes the festival as "family‑friendly outd" and truncates the phrase. That fragment appears alongside the clear, repeated details that the event recurs Wednesdays 1–5 p.m. at Princeville Makai Golf Club and features live music, artisans and food vendors. For the most up-to-date performer schedule and vendor list, use the event contacts at (808) 826-1912 or mneider@troon.com, or check Princeville Makai’s social feeds @PrincevilleMakai for weekly announcements.