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Summer Show Aftermath

July 20: Mahalo! To all you collectors and shoppers who made this show a success. The next Wiki Wiki Show, the 65th Show, will be on October 4.


In the Hawaii Suites.

Vintage Japanese Ceramic Wares.

Free Vintage Gifts!

Elvis was there too!

Nostalgic solid koa wood chair.

Strawberry Shortcake, Barbies, etc.

Cooool Dudes!

Collectible info around town!

WikiWiki Show from above.

Showroom Setup

July 18: The showroom is almost ready to go!

Flags on Ward Avenue

July 18: Hawaiian flags dress up Ward Avenue and the Blaisdell Center!

Hot Off da Press!

July 16: All signs point to Sunday, and the 64th Wiki Wiki One Day Vintage & Hawaiiana Show.!

The Butcher at Wiki Wiki

July 14: Toni in table 73, "Need For Space," brings cool vintage toys and vinyl records. Her Beatles LP with the notorius album cover was pulled from the market shortly after its release. The infamous "Butcher" cover was originally created for their 1966 North American album, "Yesterday and Today." Shot by photographer Robert Whitaker, it depicted the band in white butcher smocks covered in raw meat and dismembered doll parts. The album was quickly recalled after public outrage, and re-released with a different cover making the "Butcher" cover one of rock history's most sought after collectibles.

Dorothy Thorpe

June 27: Sue White in tables 17&18 features rare vintage Hawaii etched floral glass including acclaimed Mid Century designer Dorothy Thorpe's Hawaiian-inspired tableware originated in the mid-1940s following her travels to the islands.

Enchanted by the tropical flora, she translated island greenery into elegant, sandblasted crystal and glassware. Her Art Deco Orchid teapot with cool lucite circular handle has her etched stylized signature with the big T.

Wiki Wiki One Day Show features vintage hand crafted Hawaiiana, many made in Hawaii, in small cottage industries. Save Summer Sunday Wiki Wiki July 19!


Dorothy Thorpe

The Big 64!

May 27: The upcoming Summer Wiki Wiki Vintage show on July 19 will be our 64th Wiki Wiki Show!

Summer Wiki Wiki Show

April 10: The next Wiki Wiki Show is on Sunday, July 19. It will be the 64th Wiki Wiki One Day Vintage Collectibles & Hawaiiana Show.


Wiki Wiki One Day Shows

Wiki Wiki One Day Vintage Collectibles & Hawaiiana Show PoP-up is where some of Hawaii's historic & cultural items can be found from pre-contact Hawaiiana, Hawaiian Monarchy era antiques and Territory of Hawaii Pre-Statehood tourist collectibles.

Hawaiiana is just a part of 20th Century & antique offerings on over 100 tables curated by vendors from Oahu, Outer Islands, Mainland U.S. plus Japan. Wiki Wiki is the only Hawaii show where vendors promise not to pre-shop & everything is 20 years or older. Mid-Century dinnerware, kichenware like Pyrex, Silver & Golden age comics, concert t-shirts, Mod fashion, Danish furniture & accessories, Chinese & Japanese arts, estate jewelry, Gold & Silver coins, toys, aloha shirts & dresses, furniture, & stamps are just a sampling of retro goodies.

The next Wiki Wiki Show is on Sunday, October 3, 2026.

Show Preview

Take a look at our show Preview Page. See who was in the Summer show and what they were selling.
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October 4, 2026
November 22, 2026
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The Wiki Wiki Show's Hawaii Suites is on the Ward Avenue (777 Ward Avenue) side of the complex adjoining the Exhibition Hall with main entrance opposite the arena.

By car from the Airport

Take the H-1 Freeway East (towards Waikiki) for approximately 5 miles. Exit the freeway onto Kinau Street, and stay in the right exit lane, which then becomes the center lane on Kinau Street. Make a right turn at the 2nd stop light (onto Victoria Street). This street will continue for 3 blocks and go directly into our parking structure (after crossing King Street).

By car from Waikiki

Take Ala Moana Boulevard West Bound (toward the airport) for approximately 2.5 miles. Turn right onto Ward Avenue, and continue for about 1 mile. You will see the Arena, Exhibition Hall and Concert Hall to your right. Turn right onto King Street (after you have passed the complex). The entrance to the parking structure is at the next stop light.

By Bus from Waikiki

It takes about 30 minutes. Please go to www.thebus.org or call 848-5555 for latest time schedule and routes. One-Way Fare for an adult: $2.50 One (1) Child, 5 years & under FREE (when accompanied by a fare-paying passenger and not occupying a seat) Exact change only, please feed the fare box as you enter.

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