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Los Gatos, California
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Live In Los Gatos
Mar. 9, 2008
Categorized in: LG Lifestyle
Every Sunday, Los Gatans gather downtown at the Town Plaza Park area for the farmer's market. Stop by!
(Photos for this show taken with Palm Treo 700, btw. Also, when this slideshow ends, a link will appear to offer you others to view as well. Enjoy!)
Jul. 18, 2007
Categorized in: Los Gatos Businesses
Tagged with: downtown los gatos, shopping
And neither is the service. Janet Hui, the daughter-owner of the shop and her associates spent a great deal of time with us as various alternatives were tried. Janet understood my daughter's explanation of what she liked (and didn't) and was able to piece together an outfit acceptable to both mother and daughter for this wedding. She and her salesgals were sensitve to cost and budget too.
Jun. 9, 2007
Categorized in: Los Gatos Events
At the Farmer's Market, you will find an assortment of fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, and prepared foods of all kinds. Additionally, sometimes there's live music (someone selling CDs) or other entertainment. Most popular with my kids is the Crepe Stand - the crepes are oversized, made while you watch and command a good sized line. I'm told they're worth it! Just one note: Since the town is extremely dog friendly (and highly dog-populated) and the open air market winds around the Park, there tend to be a lot of folks with dogs coming through. Please note, though, that just as you cannot bring pets into a regular grocery store, you are not allowed to wander between the stalls of the farmers market with them either. There are signs posted, of course, but many people just don't notice them.
May. 31, 2007
Categorized in: LG Lifestyle
Los Gatos Boulevard doesn't get the holiday carriage rides or parade in December. It doesn't get the huge quantities of pedestrian traffic. In a lot of ways, it's not the same kind of destination as North Santa Cruz or Main Streets in downtown Los Gatos, areas which are densely populated with cute boutiques, upscale restaurants, art galleries, and shopper-bait.. Los Gatos Boulevard often just doesn't get the same "respect" as downtown Los Gatos. The Boulevard does, though, have a historical and contemporary place in the story of Los Gatos. It has some great restaurants (Crimson and Viva are top of mind), shops (where would any parent be without Affordable Treasures?), auto dealerships (I'm on my way to the Acura dealer shortly), grocery stores (Lunardi's, Whole Foods, Nob Hill, Jiffy), drug stores, banks and more. Los Gatos Boulevard is where you'll find the funky oil well, the friendly folks at the Los Gatos Ace Hardware Store, where you can take your toddlers for a happy meal or a romp in the Carl's indoor play structure on a rainy day, or get some great buys at Trader Joe's. Los Gatos Boulevard has both an old-fashioned hot dog stand and an old-fashioned hamburger shack - both independently owned - in addition to the Jack-in-the-Box and other fast food places. It does look like an "All American" road with room to stretch out and do the ordinary shopping the people need to do. And it has a gorgeous backdrop of the Santa Cruz Mountains so does look distinctly like Los Gatos. Jason Sweeney of the Los Gatos Weekly Times (now owned by the San Jose Mercury News and this article is published there) did an excellent feature piece on Los Gatos Boulevard and I wanted to bring your attention to it. He does a wonderful job of discussing current issues and events as well as the history of this important road. You can read his fine piece here: http://www.mercurynews.com/valley/ci_6018059 Jason also discusses how it all began with Forbes Mill. To learn more about Forbes Mill, please check back here at Live In Los Gatos tomorrow. The Mill will be the subject of tomorrow's post. See you then!
Nov. 22, 2006
Categorized in: Los Gatos Events
The Fantasy of Lights is back for the 8th year in a row! From Thanksgiving through New Year’s Eve, Friday December 1st, "Santa in the Plaza" - three dates! December 16,
Nov. 18, 2006
Categorized in: Los Gatos Events
Tagged with: community, dining, holiday, live in los gatos, los gatos events, park, school, shopping, vineyard
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