By Léo Azambuja

Richard Milewsky plays for the crowd.

Richard Milewsky plays for the crowd.

Every Friday, from 6 to 9 p.m., the road less traveled in Hanapepe becomes the road most visited. Art, street music, yummy food and a lot of fun contribute to a festive atmosphere in this otherwise sleepy Westside town.

Check out local artists, chat with gallery owners, listen to rock and roll, pop or classical music, and mingle with locals and visitors during a fun three-hour walk.

And come with an empty stomach, you won’t regret it.

Artist JoAnn Canty, of Lawa`i.

Artist JoAnn Canty, of Lawa‘i.

Author Richard Peck, of Kapa`a.

Author Richard Peck, of Kapa‘a.

Char Manini, left, Debra Manini, of Second Nature Jewelry.

Char Manini, left, Debra Manini, of Second Nature Jewelry.

Classic music for the masses.

Classic music for the masses.

Erin Akau, left, of Ku‘uanu Designs, and Denise Graham, of Kaua‘i Kasual.

Erin Akau, left, of Ku‘uanu Designs, and Denise Graham, of Kaua‘i Kasual.

Ewan McAfee, of Midnight Bear Breads.

Ewan McAfee, of Midnight Bear Breads.

Halli Holmgren, left, of Kapahi, and Tiallah Mortell, of Wailua.

Halli Holmgren, left, of Kapahi, and Tiallah Mortell, of Wailua.

Jessica and Wade Linford, of Quincy, Calif.

Jessica and Wade Linford, of Quincy, Calif.

Puhi residents Michael Dewees and Clairin Goodman.

Puhi residents Michael Dewees and Clairin Goodman.

Srisamai Ploy, left, and Payungrah Feem, of Thai Elephant.

Srisamai Ploy, left, and Payungrah Feem, of Thai Elephant.

Westside Smitty.

Westside Smitty.

Kate Enoka, of The Bright Side Gallery.

Kate Enoka, of The Bright Side Gallery.

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