Did you know that Pixels can help you create custom greeting cards, calendars, jigsaw puzzles, and t-shirts perfect for the holidays? We’re now offering great prices on all these items. Check out the options below and view our price list here. Pixels, locally owned and operated, is located at 730 Lighthouse Ave in Monterey, 831-333-0174.

Greeting Cards
Have Pixels use your photo or artwork to create a special greeting card for you. Cards must be the same design/image throughout the set. Pixels custom layout or design will be quoted request. Orders take about 6 weekdays; rush jobs also available for an extra fee.

Calendars
Have Pixels turn your photos or artwork into your own custom calendar. These are perfect gifts for family members. Includes 1 cover image and 12-24 interior images. Calendars can be coil bound or center staple bound.

Jigsaw Puzzles
Share your favorite memory with your family and friends with a gift that brings everyone together! Pixels can turn your photo or art into a jigsaw puzzle. You can even add an extra message by request. Each puzzle comes with a white box and a sealed sample image. Puzzles can be 11” x 17”, 10” x 16”, or 16” x 20”.

T-Shirts and Other Fabric Transfers
Pixels can use your photo or message reproduced on any t-shirt or cotton fabric you provide, including tote bags or cases for throw pillows.

The long shuttered Cooper-Molera Adobe complex, located on 2.5 acres in the heart of Old Monterey, is now beginning a dramatic revitalization. Ship captain and trader John Rogers Cooper immigrated to Monterey and married into a prominent Mexican family and they expanded the property over three generations. The adobe-walled complex, dating back to 1827, includes historic adobe structures, barns, and a garden. For many years the property has had limited access to the public and growing, unfunded restoration needs.

Foothill Partners, the developers behind the Trader Joe's shopping center next door, is partnering with the owners of the property, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, for a $6.5 million restoration. This shared-use project will combine museum space and historic interpretation with compatible commercial uses that are appropriate to the historic setting.

This public-private partnership will establish a creative funding model which will preserve the historic site and maintain museum operations in the Cooper and Diaz adobes. The iconic barns are going through a seismic retrofit and will be reopened as an event center. The Spear Warehouse will hold a restaurant with outdoor seating in its courtyard. A bakery is coming to the store on the corner of Munras and Polk streets. And eventually the long-shuttered gates will be open and the public can enjoy the beautiful "learning gardens." For updates on the project, visit coopermolera.org.

This post is adapted from an article written by Media Assistant Eric Palmer which appeared in the Fall 2017 issue of the City of Monterey’s publication, City Focus. We encourage you to read the entire publication, a great resource for information for Monterey residents.

Fashion Trade, located at 554 Lighthouse Avenue in Monterey, is back! Yes, we closed for the month of October, but we're open once again and bringing you more great women's fashion.

Our new fall/winter hours are Wednesday - Saturday, 10am-5pm. Please note: in the fall and winter of 2017-18, we will not be consigning or buying items for cash. We will, however, buy items for store credit from 10am-4pm, no appointment needed.

At Union Yoga, we like to encourage our students to try classes with different teachers. In November, if you take a class with a teacher with whom you haven't yet taken a class, you'll be entered into a raffle to win a 75 minute massage with Rob Wilks in our massage room!

If you haven't yet met Rob or taken his Friday, 6:15pm yin yoga class, you should. He is certified as both an Esalen and deep tissue massage therapist. Rob is also a teacher of both methods. He knows anatomy and body work like few people on the planet and is highly regarded and sought after in this field. Let us know when you check in for class so you can get your raffle ticket.

CarmelBarre in Monterey is pleased to announce our newest classes for Fall 2017. Rosie will be teaching a Power Yoga class on Tuesdays at 10:30am and Brian will be teaching HIIT the Barre on Mondays and Fridays at 10:30am. We're located at 465 Pacific Street in Old Monterey.

HIIT the Barre is a 45 minute high-intensity class combining classic barre moves, cardio, and high-intensity training exercises to elevate the heart rate, increase muscle tone, and definition and burn stubborn belly fat.

Coastal Home Furniture Gallery invites you to join us for our Anniversary Sale, on now through November 27, 2017. Don't miss our biggest sale of the year! This is the only time everything in the store is on sale, up to 40% off. We're located at 465 Tyler Street in Old Monterey.

Rosine's Restaurant is now offering new fall drinks including the Apple Cider Mimosa, Apple Cider Moscow Mule, Cinnamon Roll Cocktail made with RumChata, and more. Enjoy a delicious meal and a sip of autumn with us at 434 Alvarado Street in Old Monterey.

The annual 2017 “Carol of Lights” festival will be held on Saturday December 2nd from 5:00pm until 8:00pm. The Downtown Campbell Business Association invites you to the streets of Historic Downtown Campbell for this free event. This non- commercial, family oriented event brings people in the Campbell community together for an evening of Holiday fun. There are a variety of attractions for the children, including; real snow, bounce houses, a petting zoo, pony rides, arts and crafts, face painting, a photo booth, etc.

After the passing of our beloved Sally Howe, a group of community members and volunteers have taken on this event in her honor. In the past, Sally’s fundraising efforts have been through recycling, community dinners, personal donations, bunco nights, and so on. Since this event has become more popular, the committee is seeking more donations from individuals, local businesses and corporate level sponsors. We need your help in order to carry on this festive downtown tradition!

The sponsorship amounts and benefits are as follows:

$1,000 Sponsorship

Full banner with business logo and information in a populated
area during the festival. Prominent recognition on website, social media sites, event poster and brochure.

$500 Sponsorship

Business logo on smaller banner in a populated area during the festival. Recognition on website, social media sites, event poster and brochure.

$100 Sponsorship

Business listed on poster and printed materials.

Please make check payable to “Campbell Parks and Recreation Foundation”. This foundation is a 501(c)(3) corporation and any donation made is fully tax-deductible.

Individual Donations under $100

Individuals can also donate to the Carol of Lights online through the donations page on the Carol of Lights website. Chip in $5, $10, $20, or whatever you can afford to help us cover the costs and keep this cherished tradition going.

Sincerely,

The Carol of Lights Event Committee
Non Profit EIN: 45-2418433 (Campbell Parks and Recreation Foundation)
Contact Kelly Crowley
email: kellycatz@hotmail.com

Download a copy of the Sponsorship Packet