Poppleton's has slashed prices once again to liquidate all remaining inventory by August 2. You'll find savings of up to 70% off everything on the showroom floor. We're holding nothing back. From our hand crafted furniture to our art and accessories - everything must go.

The sale is going on for a limited time, so visit us soon at 299 Lighthouse Avenue in Monterey. We're open Mon-Tue and Thu-Sat, 10am-5pm, and Sun, 12pm-5pm. Closed Wed.

Ladies and gentlemen, come in and play some pool at Bulldog Sports Pub! We offer free use of our new pool table for our customers during Happy Hour plus $6 drafts and $5 well drinks.

Happy Hours

Happy Hour is Monday - Friday, 4pm-6:30pm. On Tuesdays, free pool is only available 4pm-5:30pm, because we have to cover and move the pool table to make room for our Tuesday Night Jam.

Why Get Happy at Bulldog?

Bring in your skilled friends. hang out with our awesome bartender, Aaron, watch sports on our many TVs, and enjoy a wide selection of beverages and tasty food. We've got what you need for a good time here at 611 Lighthouse Avenue in Monterey.

A message from the City of Monterey about our local sea lions:

Good news, New Monterey residents and visitors! San Carlos Beach, located at Cannery Row and Reeside Avenue in Monterey, reopened for public use on Friday, June 27, 2025. The City of Monterey's Parks Division closed the beach in early June as a safety measure after a colony of sea lions took residence on the beach.

The City of Monterey continues to work closely with staff at NOAA's Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary staff to determine the best solution to managing the area should the sea lions return in large numbers.

- June 28, 2025

The City of Monterey asks that you do your patriotic duty to reduce the risk of wildfire by not using fireworks when celebrating the 4th of July. In the City you may be subject to a $1000 fine if you are caught using any type of fireworks (including those marked as "safe and sane"). Thank you for enjoying the holiday responsibly and safely.

The City of Monterey asks that you do your civic duty to reduce the risk of wildfire by not using fireworks when celebrating the 4th of July. In the City you may be subject to a $1000 fine if you are caught using any type of fireworks (including those marked as "safe and sane"). Thank you for enjoying the holiday responsibly and safely.

The third annual Historic Downtown Campbell Car Show came in hot and left with a bang. Despite it being only our third show, it's already a key car show in Northern California and this year's show exceeded 300 cars for the first time.

Among those 300+ entries were historic cars, rebuilt classics, unusual custom builds, super cars, trucks of all eras, racers, and even a few novelty cars. All entries were screened by our judging panel to ensure we had both a diverse mix of cars and cars of very high quality to put on display.

This year, there were seven prize categories with a custom fabricated trophy awarded to the best car in each category. Congratulations to our 2025 winners listed below.

• Best Truck - Ricky Rosas - 1958 GMC Truck
• Best Muscle Car - Jerry Dye - 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302
• Best Street Machine - Michael Fortes - 1962 Chevrolet Impala
• Best Hot Rod - Dave Stohlman - 1935 Ford Pickup
• Best Import - Regel Garza - 1980 VW Bug
• Staff Pick Award - Paul Petro - Ford F350 Factory Crewcab 4x4
• Best in Show - Larry Carter - 1933 Ford Roadster w/Ferrari Motor

Scroll down to view photos of the winners.

Thank you to everyone who entered their cars to help us have a standout show that could be enjoyed by so many people with different car fancies. Those of you who didn't get in, we appreciate you too and wish we didn't have to turn away so many highly qualified entries due to lack of space.

Acknowledgements

One of the things that makes the Historic Downtown Campbell Car Show absolutely remarkable is that it's produced entirely by volunteers starting with the small team of organizers who were responsible for the mammoth task of pulling together a show of this stature.

Some of the tireless people who were responsible for this show being reality were:

• Mike Van Sant (The Olive Bar)
• Amy Taylor (Cloud City Supply)
• Carol Pouya (Formerly Tessora's Barra di Vino)
• Michael Sanders (Home Church)
• Sheldon Chang (Social Wave)

We also had somewhere around 100 volunteers who helped with a variety of important tasks from running our check-in process to operating popcorn machines. It takes a village to do something like this and we thank everyone who took time to be a part of this day.

If you'd like to volunteer for future car shows in Downtown Campbell or other events, be sure to fill out our Volunteer Registration form.

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Four years ago, Cloud City Supply opened in the heart of downtown Campbell with the intention of connecting local patrons and curious onlookers through elevated cannabis experiences. One engineer’s leap of faith into entrepreneurship swiftly evolved into an initiative that would benefit the entire community. Today, Cloud City is a staple destination and a hub for community gatherings, cannabis education, and alternative wellness solutions. This month marks the store’s fourth year in business, three of which Mercury News readers have voted it the best CBD store in Silicon Valley— a huge honor that couldn’t have been made possible without you.

Founder story

Founder and CEO Amy Taylor is an innate problem solver. Her decision to open Cloud City came as a natural extension of her work in electrical and systems engineering. Amy’s love for cannabis through a midlife transition inspired her to share her knowledge in hopes of helping others going through similar situations. Thus, her passion project took a new form. The result? A warm and welcoming space for people to explore the wonders of cannabis as a natural wellness remedy at their own pace.

The Sunday ritual

If you’re local to downtown Campbell, then you know what a treat Sundays at Cloud City are. There are so many things to look forward to: the aroma of freshly brewed CBD coffee in the air, live music playing in the courtyard, followed by a DJ who picks up the tempo for an upbeat vibe; neighbors greeting each other, friends bonding over brunch, and parents enjoying a moment of serenity while their kids play worry-free. As if all of that wasn’t compelling enough for your Sunday morning routine, the energy inside the store itself is undeniable. The budtenders wear smiles on their faces and are all ears, ready to dive into a cannabis consultation that addresses your unique needs.

A trustworthy community resource

Over the past four years, these small moments and pockets of joy have become an essential component of Cloud City’s weekly wellness routine, which you’re invited to join. As a resource hub, one aspect the store values most about the relationship it has built with its local community is trust. Beyond offering the best CBD products on the market, Cloud City has become an inclusive gathering space where individuals can discover innovative wellness techniques, enjoy themselves safely and responsibly, and make new friends. The staff thrives on curating this intimate environment, holding the honor in high regard. Cloud City Supply is dedicated to providing the support you need to achieve a pain-free and stress-free lifestyle.

The trust conveyed by families who feel comfortable bringing their kids to events hosted by a cannabis store humbles Amy, who devotes the majority of her free time to community contribution. In...Read More