A unique gathering space on Cannery Row. Come in to discover local finds, unique gifts, and one-of-a-kind specialty items. what3words:///double.mirror.budget
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Old-fashioned candy shop, offering an assortment of your favorite sweet treats. what3words:///movie.speak.bigger
Offering high-quality Talavera and hand-made pottery imported from Mexico — directly from the artisans that inherit this art technique from relatives and family for multiple generations. what3words:///length.remind.flame
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We are a locally owned and operated boutique in the heart of Cannery Row. We offer and specialize in many items from local artists. Our newest products are our designer stone zen garden meditating animals that are handmade in California by artist Micheal Gentilucci. The creations are crafted from durable sealed cement and are sure […]
Christine D. Johnson paints out of her studio in the old sardine factory on Cannery Row Monterey, CA. Her work is showcased throughout the peninsula. Johnson began painting as a student of Louise Smith, a UC Berkeley Fulbright Scholar and honored UC Extension School teacher. Smith was Johnson’s mentor for many years. what3words:///remind.voted.sock
Sister store to Candy Factory, offering every conceivable version of sweet treats. what3words:///model.focus.plays
With over a thousand indulgent confections to choose from, IT’SUGAR is where sugar hounds and sweet-tooth junkies get their fix. what3words:///falls.belt.duck
Nā Hōkū, Hawaiian for “Stars”, were once used by voyaging Polynesians as guides on their journeys throughout the Pacific. Today, Na Hoku is your guide to the essence of Hawaiian and Island Lifestyle, captured in our thoughtfully designed and meticulously crafted collection of beautiful fine jewelry that embodies the true spirit of Aloha. what3words:///frock.beyond.drive
Reminiscent of an old five and ten-cent store, you’ll find a wide array of every day necessities as well as mementos and gifts. what3words:///sing.bulb.scale
