The consignment store Second to None, located on Locust St. is turning out to be a great addition to downtown Walnut Creek.
The consignment store Second to None, located on Locust St. is turning out to be a great addition to downtown Walnut Creek.
As seen at La Fogata restaurant at N. Main St. and Mt. Diablo Blvd. The plaque says:
Oldest Commercial Building
in Walnut Creek
Site of Lawrence G. Peel’s store 1863
Partially destroyed by fire 1879
Rebuilt by Albert Sherburne 1880
Dedicated 1988
Walnut Creek Historical Society
Sasa Restaraunt has its own koi pond. This is the second best koi pond in downtown Walnut Creek. Does anyone know where the best koi pond in downtown Walnut Creek is?
This scene is not just displayed during the holidays, it’s there year-round, so the next time you’re strolling around N. Main St. check it out. It’s located in the window of Schroder Insurance across the street from Day One and Mel’s Diner.
The sign details:
Dates: November 19 – December 24
Location: Santa House on Broadway Lane
“Receive a special gift for stopping by”
Note: Santa’s Breaks are Mon. – Sun. 2 pm – 3 pm
Taken at the Autopia carwash at 2172 North Main St. in Walnut Creek, near the entrance to 680 N.
Previously, Crazy in Suburbia reported how she got a parking ticket for not feeding the meter on President’s Day since she assumed that was a parking holiday. There were numerous complaints about Walnut Creek’s parking enforcement about this issue over the years, and it looks like the Walnut Creek council listened. Beginning November 18, parking meter holidays will include more holidays, including Washington’s Birthday. Check out the Walnut Creek parking meter holiday ordinance amendment below:
Titled Bronze Buck, this deer sculpture is located in Broadway Plaza right next to Nordstroms. In fact, you can see the Nordstroms sign in the background if you look closely.
This mural is located in a parking lot to the side of La Fogata restaurant on Mount Diablo and N. Main St.
