Where to Shop Vintage on O‘ahu This Summer
From vintage tees and Y2K gems to collectible Hawaiiana and one-of-a-kind streetwear, these markets are the perfect places to hunt for treasures all summer long.
Photo: Noah Ribucan
Big Brain Hawai‘i x Homeroom Sale
Sunday, July 26, noon to 5 p.m.
Big Brain Hawai‘i and Homeroom are bringing back their popular Stüssy and vintage archive sale after drawing a line around the block at their last event. Head to Harbors Vintage to shop more than 700 pieces of curated vintage clothing, T-shirts and Y2k women’s selections from Trashy Fashion, plus drinks from Green Times Matcha. Arrive early to get first dibs on the best finds.
Free admission, 1269 S. Beretania St., Makiki, @bigbrainhawaii, @hmrm.shop
Photo: Kayla Luke Colon
East Side Underground Market
Saturday, Aug. 1, 4 to 9 p.m. (typically held the first Saturday of every month)
Tucked along the waterfront at Koko Marina, East Side Underground Market brings together vintage streetwear, Y2K fashion, records and local vendors with an alternative edge. Hosted by Hawai‘i Kai clothing store East Side Underground, this market is the place to score second-hand gems while supporting local creatives.
Free admission, Koko Marina, 7192 Kalaniana‘ole Highway, Hawai‘i Kai, @eastsideundergroundhi
Photo: Courtesy of Harbors Vintage
Harbors Vintage Market
Saturday, Aug. 15, and Saturday, Sept. 12, 3 to 7 p.m.
Harbors Vintage is transforming its two-story shop into a market featuring vintage vendors, local businesses and plenty of one-of-a-kind finds. Browse a wide selection of clothing, accessories and collectibles while exploring one of Honolulu’s longtime vintage destinations.
Free admission, Harbors Vintage, 419 Keoniana St., Makiki, harbors-vintage.com, @harborsvintage
Photo: Suzanne Luke
Free Parking Flea Market
August (TBD), 5 to 10 p.m.
Hosted by former vintage store Free Parking Studio, this evening flea market brings together one of O‘ahu’s largest gatherings of vintage vendors and local small businesses. Browse curated vintage, grab food from local vendors, and enjoy live DJ sets. Follow along on Instagram for upcoming market dates.
Free admission, The Barn at Salt at Our Kaka‘ako, 691 Auahi St., Kaka‘ako, @freeparkingstudio
Kayla Luke Colon is the 2026 summer editorial intern for HONOLULU Magazine and a journalism student at UC Irvine.
