Cha-ya Japanese Tea and Things is in the final days! We'll be closing our doors on January 31, 2024 and everything must go before then. Any reasonable offer will be accepted and we are offering deeper discounts on our already...
Mythic Monterey is holding a sale through the month of January...or as long as the sale items last... There are tables full of deals to be had as well as additional items around the store marked at 25% off at our shop at 561 Tyler Street.
Hudson James California is looking for a Fashion Sales Specialist! The Hudson James boutique is part of Franklin Street Collaborative, located at 201 W. Franklin Street. We're looking for someone to work Fri-Sun and offering $16-$22 per hour. Get more info here .
Old Capitol Books hosts a reading and book signing by local philosopher Robert Kuhry on Sunday, January 21 at 3pm. Kuhry's new book is entitled Awake in the Land of Dreams .
A lyrical work of narrative non-fiction, Awake in the Land of Dreams explores life in Monterey during the months after the 9/11 attacks of 2001, examining how every city is a microcosm for the whole universe.
Let's commit to creating less waste this year! Fleet Feet invites you to drop off your old running shoes, used running bras, or used nutrition wrappers during our hours of operation at 472 Alvarado Street so they can be recycled. More details here.
Cha-Ya Japanese Tea and Things is now offering everything in the store (except tea) for 30%, 50%, and more off the original price until our official closing date. We still have a lot of very nice items in the shop that are looking for a good home!
We would love for you to come by and shop or even just say hi (and goodbye). Visit us at 118 Webster Street, where we're open Mon-Sat, 11am-4pm.
Webster Street Art Gallery presents an exhibit of the paintings of Olga Bond, a Ukrainian abstract artist currently living in Santa Cruz. Her stunning, colorful work will be on display through February at 188 Webster Street.
Every Sunday, 2pm-4pm, chess matches are played between the tumbling piles of books at Old Capitol Books. Come join us for a relaxed game, a chat, or a wee peek at a nearby page. Beginners are more than welcome. Free for everyone.