Hanapepe Walking Tour
Residents and visitors perused shops and art galleries in Hanapepe March 18 as part of the town’s Walking Tour, which highlights historic buildings and sights. During the self-guided tour leading up to the weekly Hanapepe Art Night that happens every Friday, guests had a chance to sample fresh Kaua’i pies from The Right Slice, thanks to owner Sandy Poehnelt, and from Monkeypod Jams, thanks to owner Aletha Thomas. Meanwhile, Gail Sagucio greeted passersby from the shade in front of her craft store, JJ Ohana, which specializes in Ni’ihau shell lei, while artist Diane Wry and jewelry maker Veronica Groepler spruced up their digs with a fresh coat of paint.
Maps for the Hanapepe Walking Tour are available at most Hanapepe shops and galleries. To learn more, go to hanapepe.org/tour.html.
Photos by Amanda C. Gregg
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- Len, Ruth, Peter and Kathy Callander
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- Elena Hayes, Jacqueline Vienna, Mahogany Hayes, Kanale Vegas-Vienna and Myles Vienna
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- Shirley Mendel and Winnifred Millar
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- Sherrie Orr and Rick Roberts
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- Marcia and Jeff Ludlow
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- Bob and Jane Paulson
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- Judy and Richard Van Stockum
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- Colleen O’harra and Lorna Stofer
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- Olga Maksimovic and Ian Pintoffl
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- Dottie Pechek and Anne Speraw
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- Lawrence and Marian Severt
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- Lance and Jill Godwin
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- Melody and Doug MacWilliams
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- Lucas Behnke, Lauren Solomon, Anna Yoke and Rebecca Wilcox
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- Diane Wry and Veronica Groepler
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- Rick Galicinao and Susan Grey
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- Gail Sagucio, Bryan Maeda and Glen Kato
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- Sandy Poehnelt and Aletha Thomas
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