Hokowhitu Farmers Market | Palmerston North

🥕 Hokowhitu Farmers Market returns to Hokowhitu Village on the first and third Sunday of every month from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Join us at 356 Albert Street in Palmerston North for a delightful morning of fresh, local produce and artisan goods.

This beloved community market offers a fantastic range of artisan and local produce to tempt and tease your taste buds! Browse through stalls featuring the region's finest foods and meet the producers behind them.

• Dates: First & third Sunday monthly (Upcoming: 6 Jul, 3 Aug, 7 Sep, 5 Oct, 2 Nov, 7 Dec 2025)
• Time: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
• Location: Hokowhitu Village, 356 Albert Street, Palmerston North
• Entry: Free admission
• Contact: 027 283 6853 or visit the Facebook page

No registration required - simply turn up and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere and delicious offerings! 🍯 🧀 🥐

Experience the Best of Manawatū's Local Produce

Farmers markets have become a cherished part of Kiwi culture, and the Hokowhitu Farmers Market exemplifies why these community gatherings are so special. These markets connect consumers directly with local growers and artisans, supporting the region's economy while providing access to the freshest seasonal produce.

When you shop at a farmers market like Hokowhitu, you're not just buying food—you're participating in a sustainable food system that reduces food miles and supports environmentally friendly farming practices. The produce often travels less than 100km from farm to market, ensuring maximum freshness and flavour.

Farmers markets offer numerous benefits:

• Freshness guaranteed: Most produce is harvested within 24 hours of the market
• Seasonal eating: Discover what grows naturally in our region throughout the year
• Meet the makers: Talk directly with the people who grow and create your food
• Community connection: Strengthen local ties and support Manawatū businesses
• Sustainability: Reduce packaging waste and food miles

The Hokowhitu Farmers Market has become a vital part of Palmerston North's food culture, bringing together locals and visitors alike. Whether you're seeking organic vegetables, artisan breads, homemade preserves, or locally roasted coffee, this market offers a diverse range of high-quality foods that showcase the rich agricultural heritage of the Manawatū region.

Make it a regular part of your weekend routine—bring your reusable bags, grab a coffee, and take your time exploring all the market has to offer. There's no better way to start your Sunday than with fresh air, friendly faces, and fantastic local food.