Alakoko Shop

03/28/2026

Mahalo for supporting local by shopping at
Featured purchases: Apple Bananas .art
Vintage Fabric zipper bag
Hand printed card
Body Butter
So many other great local companies and artisans featured
Open Tues - Sat: 10 - 4
Second Saturday 12-8pm (Kress Steet Night Market 4-8pm)

02/21/2026

Welcome to our Hawaiian Hydration

Come see their blends with electrolytes, magnesium and even cacao with lions mane. On display just above our loved ~ Mahalo for supporting local with us. Also available online at www.alakoko.com for shopping while not on Kaua’i.

08/14/2025

Alakoko Shop will take a Creative Break from Aug 20 – Nov 14 so our makers can hōʻomaha (rest) and ho‘oulu (grow) — like the ‘āina, which needs time to renew before it bears hua (fruit).

Shop now, kōkua our makers, and get makana (gifts) or fill your hale with mea nani (beautiful things) before we pause. We’ll re-open November 15th for the holidays with even more aloha to share. ✨

11/02/2024

Snacks for the holidays come checkout with their shop essentials:

- 🥥 Macaroons
- 🍌🍞 Banana Bread Toast
- 🍬 Gummies

Make a special order for that company party. They also make great employee Christmas gifts.

07/16/2024

Kauai ʻohana - If you are not receiving email updates directly from the county, please go to kauai.gov and enroll in the county alerts. Also, 93.5 Kong radio is the official radio station for confirmed news updates if email isn’t accessible.

Be safe all - will continue to share information as it is released.

The County of Kauaʻi is a county in the U.S. state of Hawaiʻi. It consists of the islands of Kauaʻi, Niʻihau, Lehua, and Kaʻula.

04/01/2024

Come join us for a Happy Hour Sip and Shop with The Hā Coffee. Everyday from 11am - 12pm, get 15% off your purchases.

Stop by Alakoko Tuesday - Saturday, 10am - 4pm.
Stop by Hā Coffee Monday - Saturday, 10a - 4pm.

02/23/2024

We will be closed Saturday February 24, 2024.

A reminder to all our valued supporters, Alakoko shop is a non-profit operated by volunteers. All purchases go directly to our local makers, artists, and small businesses.

If you’re interested in being a volunteer we are STOKED to meet with you. Also if you’re a local artist or maker looking for a place to showcase and sell your work please email us: [email protected]

12/08/2023

🎅Come on by and support local this holiday season! We got all kind of gifts for your family and friends. Bath & body products, vintage clothing, artwork, snacks, sauces, handmade jewelry, and all kine tings! 🎄

11/21/2023

Just a few days away! It's not too late to sign up for the beautiful ocean course 5k. The healthy way to start Thanksgiving morning.

Get a healthy start while supporting the community... sounds like winner winner turkey dinner. Choose between a fun 5K trot or 9-hole shoot

09/23/2023

We have new shop hours

09/19/2023

Kindly asking for $1 and a share.

If you believe in saving space for artist and makers please read.

A maker is often an integral part of the community. Their entire business practice is based on the ethics of promoting local jobs and utilizing local resources in a sustainable manner. They truly care about the product or service they provide and the impacts their actions have on others. When you live on an island those actions are magnified.

When someone shops they are conditioned to ask to pay less. Can we have a discount? If I buy 2 can I get one free?

On the other hand when someone orders food it’s frowned upon to immediately negotiate the price or ask for something free. In fact most people are so conditioned to value food service that many leave a tip for someone simply taking their order at a window. If you’re getting sit down service it’s “customary” to leave 20%…yet so many people still leave 10-20% tip for to-go food orders.

A maker or retail associate could spend 30 minutes with a customer to help them understand each product and decide on what fits their need. On top of that the maker may have spent an hour or multiple hours on the product which was marked at a fair price. Yet we are conditioned to value this experience by asking to pay less 🥺

If we don’t find a way to rewrite this our local makers will fade. This is why we see so few weavers and carvers on Kaua’i. Culture and craft are intertwined. We supported a value system that didn’t include their existence. Help us include more spaces for our makers that allow them to be valued amongst our community.

Please help us bring awareness and save our Alakoko space for makers. Humbly ask for a $1 donation and share of this post.

Help Alakoko reach their goal by donating or sharing with your friends.

09/09/2023

Attention: No Small Biz Talks for September -

Do you have a product but have questions about starting a business? Or maybe you have a business and have questions on expanding?