Cakeworks will be taking care of any extreme thirst issues tonight with fresh Italian sodas — including a Ginger Ale float, local liliko’i and Hawaiian vanilla cream. Check it out tonight at 683 Auahi Street from 6-11 pm.

Local apparel company Oahugrown Clothing will be selling t-shirts and snapbacks at tonight’s Honolulu Night Market, including two new men’s releases and a flexfit hat. Barrio Vintage, Chinatown’s popular pop-up boutique, will post up in the Pinch of Salt warehouse and be styling the 8 pm fashion show with bold, retro prints and splashy colors from the ’70s to the ’90s. Check out their booth for vintage and retro clothing, accessories and other finds from independent jewelry and apparel designers.

Xtreme Tacos will be repping strong at the Extreme-themed Honolulu Night Market with a special authentic Arabian food pop-up – pop over for Lebanese-style spice-marinated lamb kabobs and shish tawouk chicken over rice pilaf. Cool off after with a shave ice from Kona Ice, and create your own shave ice masterpiece by riding Kona Ice’s Flavorwave, where you choose your flavors. Hang ten, brah!

Honolulu Night Market wasn’t named ‘best late-night shopping’ by Honolulu magazine for nothing! Imi Jewelry will be bringing its minimalist, modern and geometric pieces to the warehouse including sterling silver, gold-filled, or rose gold-filled wire jewelry and $20 rings. HonHI Hawaii is Lei Chic’s hand-picked local designer in its first Honolulu Night market booth, and the Kapahulu designer’s new polymer clay triangle pendant and beaded necklaces inspired by Indian and Middle Eastern jewelry will be for sale. Mention Lei Chic and get 25% off HonHi’s new Ethnic Geometric collection, and enter to win a special prize package, which includes beauty goodies and a pair of HonHI Hawaii earrings.

Super Citizen, the sustainable lifestyle store, will be in Kaka‘ako tonight at the Honolulu Night Market with a great mix of retail like ecofriendly watches by Sprout, Mei Vintage purses, art, organic t-shirts and more. If you donate $5 or more to the Children’s Miracle Network you’ll receive 10% off your entire purchase. Rebecca Beach, normally situated at the Kahala Resort, will be selling clothes and bikinis at discounted prices. Shopping + savings at Honolulu Night Market, what more could you ask for?

Need a gift for dad? The Pinch of Salt warehouse has got you covered. Get dad styling with a home-made bow tie from Kathy’s Bowties – they’re fun, fresh and come in lots of different prints and colors. If dad’s more likely to be out in the surf, check out NoRep Boardshorts’ booth – they’ll be selling boardshorts, tees, tanks, hoodies, hats and shades as well as surf prints, $15 for 8×10’s.

More ono food on tap for Honolulu Night Market: Pop Pop Donuts will be back with fresh baked donuts and special drizzling sauces like lychee and raspberry. Stop by Island Sandwich Creations for mouth-watering sandwiches and plates like pulled pork and garlic shrimp. You won’t leave Honolulu Night Market hungry!

Cottage by the Sea will shelling out discounts tomorrow night, so make sure you stop by their booth to score 30% off Tidepool Love’s Tahitian pearl rings and bracelets, 20% off all sunrise shells, 50% off brand new clutches and purses before they arrive in store and 20% off all new clothes. And Ava Sky’s booth will have the locally designed resort wear plus discounted items and accessories — great deals down at the Honolulu Night Market, and you’ll help support local businesses!

3RDi Galleries (pronounced “third eye”) will be back in the warehouse tomorrow. The local startup company specializes in premium art cases for iPhone, iPad, iPod and Galaxy devices and works with local and international artists for artwork. Stir Crazy Hawaii creates hand dyed silk scarves, hair accessories and organic cotton t-shirts and will have a booth at the Honolulu Night Market. Each piece is individually wrapped or tied, which creates unique color combinations and adds a pop to your everyday wardrobe.

Honolulu pop-up gastropub Miso & Ale will get into the Extreme event theme at the Honolulu Night Market, serving up extreme tater tots covered in a variety of housemade toppings like Pork Adobo ($7), Kalbi Chicken with Ko Chu Jang aioli ($7) and Vegetable Curry ($6). You can add a poached egg or housemade Okinawan kim chee for a dollar extra, and back by popular demand Miso & Ale will be offering their kim chee to-go for $7. You can also snap up fresh Miso & Ale snapback hats ($20) and they’ll be dropping a new “Respect The Egg” t-shirt. Hurry – all items are produced in limited quantity, so get yours before they’re gone!

Soul Patrol will also be on the street with Southern favorites to tantalize your tastebuds like chicken n waffles, crab cake poboy, buttermilk fried chicken. So many amazing food choices, come early and come hungry!