Let’s grow local, together!

Rooted in purpose

Welcome to Abl Collective! We are a collective of farmers and makers committed to building a more sustainable, self-reliant local food system. More than just a business, we’re a movement rooted in purpose and powered by community. By joining forces, sharing knowledge, and lifting each other up, we’re building a better food future and creating lasting change.

Our Story

What we do

Nurturing the land to grow fresh, local produce using sustainable and regenerative practices.
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A living classroom, where people of all ages can learn to grow their own food.
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A community gathering place that celebrates Hawai‘i-grown food and the people who produce it. Join us every Saturday!
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"Food is our common ground, a universal experience."

James Beard

Farmers Market

A variety of fresh vegetables including green leafy greens, radishes, tomatoes, bell peppers, limes, and jalapeño peppers arranged on a white surface.

Every Saturday

8:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Hawaii Kai Shopping Center

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Community Supported Agriculture

Community Supported Agriculture, or CSA, is a business model where consumers can support farmers by buying a share of a farm’s harvest in advance. Subscribers then receive weekly shares of produce over a set number of weeks. CSAs are a great way to get the freshest produce straight from the farm to your table, try new vegetables, and be creative in the kitchen. It also promotes a healthier lifestyle by encouraging you to cook with whole, fresh ingredients. Signing up for CSA is a great way to be a part of a food movement that supports local farmers and a more resilient food system.

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Events

A man planting a young seedling into a large black fabric garden bed, with a young girl watching intently, outside a building with large glass windows.

Community Garden Work Days

Hawaii Kai Shopping Center

Monthly workdays to help care for the garden, seed and replant crops, and take home a share of the harvest! Events will be moving in July to this new location! REGISTRATION REQUIRED

- Thursday, March 26th, 2026 (Prince Kūhiō Day) 2:00PM-3:30PM
- Sunday, April 12th, 2026 10:30AM-12:00PM
1. Do I need to register for the event? Registration is required as there are a limited number of spots for each community work day. A Liability Waiver is also collected during the registration process to be able to participate at the event.
2. Can I still participate if I have physical limitations?
Absolutely! We welcome everyone to be part of the event. Garden work can involve tasks like digging, lifting, or bending, but volunteer farmers can assist where needed. Whatever your ability, there’s a meaningful way to contribute.
3. Do I need to bring anything?
We’ll provide most of the supplies, but you’re welcome to bring gloves, a hat, water bottle, and sunscreen to stay comfortable.
4. Can kids join the event?
Yes! This is a family-friendly event with activities for all ages. Children under the age of 14 years old must be accompanied by an adult.
5. Do I need gardening experience to participate?
Not at all! Volunteers of all experience levels are welcome. Our Farmers and Garden Ambassadors will guide you through each activity.
6. What happens if it rains?
The event will still take place with light rain. In case of heavy weather, we’ll notify registrants of any changes by email or social media.
7. How do I sign up to volunteer again in the future?
Follow us on Instagram/Facebook or check our website for upcoming community work days and sign-up opportunities.
8. Where will the event take place and is parking available?
The garden is located at Hawaii Kai Towne Center near center stage with free parking available.