Hanapepe Art Night

Great art shops, good food. Hippie Style feeling. Eat early as the good stuff runs out by the end of the market. The art shops are great and you can see art you might have not seen before. If you like LILO and Stitch or have children with you there are several places where you can take pics that refer to the movie. It was a nice evening well spent.

Not as many vendors as I am used to when I am home, but it was a nice way to spend a couple of hours on a Friday night. The local artisans had some nice pieces for sale. We bought a beautiful hand carved wooden drum from one of them. The food smell delicious, but we had already eaten. I recommend going there with an appetite.

Lots of people, music, art, and food.. The vibe was fun and enjoyable. One of the book vendors was reading random haiku psssages to people out of their book. The lady who makes the fun cat stickers for the bookstore had a popup store. We laughed a lot with her. I was really surprised. I enjoyed this a lot more than I thought I would.

The town and art night were really small. I mainly went to take pictures at the Lilo and Stitch mural and walk the bridge.

If you’ve got time to spare on the western part of the island, come check it out. Only one fruit vendor, a few live musicians, truly mediocre food with glacially slow service. There ARE some very talented artists here displaying their wares here which made the whole thing worthwhile for us.

The art and vibe here is amazing. We really enjoyed ourselves. Yes, there’s a wide variety of food presented for everyone however, be mindful that food is an art form as well. I really loved the art crystals and pieces here, especially from sister goodies!

Lots of fun to be had here. If you'd like a beer, theres a cash only liquor store you can grab a can of beer. Lots of good food too!

It’s a great slow evening that you can spend here looking at the artistic boutiques and food trucks to get some delicious food

Great art shops, good food. Hippie Style feeling. Eat early as the good stuff runs out by the end of the market. The art shops are great and you can see art you might have not seen before. If you like LILO and Stitch or have children with you there are several places where you can take pics that refer to the movie. It was a nice evening well spent.

Not as many vendors as I am used to when I am home, but it was a nice way to spend a couple of hours on a Friday night. The local artisans had some nice pieces for sale. We bought a beautiful hand carved wooden drum from one of them. The food smell delicious, but we had already eaten. I recommend going there with an appetite.

Lots of people, music, art, and food.. The vibe was fun and enjoyable. One of the book vendors was reading random haiku psssages to people out of their book. The lady who makes the fun cat stickers for the bookstore had a popup store. We laughed a lot with her. I was really surprised. I enjoyed this a lot more than I thought I would.

The town and art night were really small. I mainly went to take pictures at the Lilo and Stitch mural and walk the bridge.

If you’ve got time to spare on the western part of the island, come check it out. Only one fruit vendor, a few live musicians, truly mediocre food with glacially slow service. There ARE some very talented artists here displaying their wares here which made the whole thing worthwhile for us.

The art and vibe here is amazing. We really enjoyed ourselves. Yes, there’s a wide variety of food presented for everyone however, be mindful that food is an art form as well. I really loved the art crystals and pieces here, especially from sister goodies!

Lots of fun to be had here. If you'd like a beer, theres a cash only liquor store you can grab a can of beer. Lots of good food too!

It’s a great slow evening that you can spend here looking at the artistic boutiques and food trucks to get some delicious food