Broadway Plaza, Walnut Creek
In July, we learned that the Canadian teen retailer Garage would be coming to Broadway Plaza in Walnut Creek where Soma used to be, and they have now opened. Check out their online selection here.
Broadway Plaza, Walnut Creek
In July, we learned that the Canadian teen retailer Garage would be coming to Broadway Plaza in Walnut Creek where Soma used to be, and they have now opened. Check out their online selection here.
Broadway Plaza, Walnut Creek
In September, we learned that the sustainable shoe brand Allbirds would be coming to Broadway Plaza in Walnut Creek where part of the Amazon Books used to be, and their signage is now up. Find out about the Allbirds story here, and check out their online selection here.
Broadway Plaza, Walnut Creek
In September, we learned that Allen Edmonds would be relocating within Broadway Plaza in Walnut Creek, due to Chanel taking over their original spot, and they have now reopened right near Nordstrom, where Decors de France used to be.
Elon Musk, the new owner of Twitter, has recently been on a banning spree which is ironic considering his “free speech” pivot allowing back formerly banned accounts. Banning so many accounts that are critical of him is clearly undermining the integrity and authenticity of the platform. Twitter has historically been a place for people to freely express their opinions and engage in debate, but if certain voices are silenced or censored, it could create a homogenous and unbalanced conversation. Additionally, the banning of accounts that are critical of the Elon Musk is a violation of the principles of free speech and a fair exchange of ideas.
Is Elon Musk destroying Twitter? If so, is he doing so on purpose for financial reasons? Or has success in his other companies turned him into a megalomaniac that’s clouding his judgment?
Just in case, I created a Mastodon account here. I’m not sure how to auto-post from this blog yet but am looking into it.
405 Railroad Ave, Danville
The popup holiday shop The Cashmere Sale will be open through Saturday, December 17th in Danville, where Hopstone Cafe used to be. Check out their online selection here.
Danville Hotel Town Center
Berkeley-based olive oil and balsamic vinegar company Amphora opened recently at Danville Hotel Town Center where Papyrus used to be.
Danville Hotel Town Center
Sonoma-based Basque Boulangerie Café, which opened back in 2015 at historic Danville Hotel on Hartz Ave, has closed. Their Sonoma location remains open.
1389 N. Main St, Walnut Creek
In April, we learned that Boba Studio would be coming to downtown Walnut Creek right next to Dumpling Hours, and their signage is now up.
