RootStall

RootStall

Hawaii Events & Markets

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 7, 2026
  • September 12, 2026

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RootStall is where Hawaii's local markets, craft fairs, and community events live. FIND WHAT'S HAPPENING Browse markets and events across the islands. See who's vending before you go, save the ones you want, and get directions when you're ready. FOR VENDORS Build your profile once and apply to markets in a tap. Your photos, categories, and history travel with you, so you're not starting from scratch with every new organizer. FOR ORGANIZERS Run the whole event from your phone: • A shareable event page you can style with your own colors and flyer • Vendor applications, reviewed and approved in one place • Booth layout — assign spaces and let vendors see where they are • Guest registration with no account required • Ticket types, prices, and limits • Day-of check-in for guests, vendors, and tickets • Door staff with per-person permissions BUILT IN HAWAII RootStall was built in Waimanalo, for the people who set up tables at 6am and the families who show up. Free to browse, free to apply, free for organizers to run their event.
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What's New in RootStall

1.9.8

September 12, 2026

Pinch to zoom any event or market photo. Tap a photo to open it whole, then pinch or double-tap to magnify, so the fine print on a flyer is readable. Large photos no longer slow a listing down. Big uploads are resized on the way in, and existing ones are drawn at a size your phone can handle. Donors and entertainers now have their own rows on a listing, beside vendors and sponsors, so a lineup is not buried in the schedule. Tap a booth on a map to see who is in it, what they sell, and when they are there. Works on every screen size now. Organizers can hide the email field on a guest registration form, and can see the details the form always asks for before adding their own questions. Turning off guest registration now closes it everywhere, including the Register button on the public page. Organizers who sell tickets elsewhere can add their own ticket link, which shows as a Get tickets button on their listing.

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