Main Street Spotlight: My Jeweler
For nearly 40 years, My Jeweler has been a trusted part of downtown Vancouver, helping generations of customers celebrate milestones, preserve treasured heirlooms, and create one-of-a-kind pieces they'll cherish for years to come. Located at 808 Main Street, My Jeweler is a family-owned business led by Master Goldsmith Joe Lanning. Alongside goldsmith Jeff Kuehl and the Lanning family team, they provide expert jewelry repair, custom design, appraisals, buying and selling, consignments, and more—all right here in downtown Vancouver. One of the things that sets My Jeweler
Thriftcouver: Vintage and Antique Shopping on Main Street in Downtown Vancouver, WA, USA
Interactive Google Map We like to call it Thriftcouver, because thrifting in Downtown Vancouver is truly its own experience. With fourteen unique shops located within a walkable stretch of downtown, you will find a welcoming district full of charm, creativity, and community spirit. Enjoy a local coffee, grab lunch, and spend the day browsing and discovering. Whether you are looking for that perfect piece or letting it find you, Downtown Vancouver is where vintage lives. 1. Urban Eccentric 2309 Main Street, Vancouver, WA 98660 Trendy, bold, and full of
Volunteer Opportunity: Spruce the Couve 2026
On Saturday, May 9, 2026, Spruce the Couve brings the community together for a morning of hands-on volunteering in Vancouver, Washington! Volunteers will plant flowers in Esther Short Park and help pick up litter and clear yard debris throughout the downtown and uptown corridor. It is a great way to spend a few hours outdoors while helping keep shared spaces clean, welcoming, and enjoyable for everyone. No experience is needed to join. Gloves, tools, and materials will all be provided, along with water and light
Happy 90th Birthday, Kiggins Theatre
On April 24, 1936, the Kiggins Theatre first opened its doors. 90 years later, it remains a cornerstone of Vancouver’s cultural identity and a testament to the enduring power of shared experiences. As the city’s only historic single-screen movie theatre listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Kiggins is more than a venue. It is a gathering place. Generations of residents have walked beneath its marquee, found their seats, and experienced the joy of film together. In an era of constant change, that sense
Classic Cuts on Main Street: Inside Big D’s Barbershop
Located in the heart of downtown Vancouver, Washington, Big D’s Barbershop is owned by Dani, also known as Big D. With over 20 years of experience in the barbering industry and a second-generation barber, Big D's has been serving Main Street since 2020, building a steady reputation for consistent, quality grooming. With a team of well rounded experienced barbers, Big D’s Barbershop delivers a full range of grooming services in a traditional barbershop setting, centered on straightforward, no-fuss service within a welcoming, inclusive environment. From
From an Unfinished Trail to a Community Vision: Renaissance Pointe
Renaissance Pointe, a newly completed public space along the Columbia River. Once an unfinished stretch of waterfront, this area has been transformed into a vibrant destination designed for the community to pause, reflect, and connect. From an Unfinished Trail to a Community Vision Renaissance Pointe was inspired by a simple but powerful question: “Why does the trail just end like this?” This idea originated with Clark County Sheriff’s Office Sergeant Jeremy R. Brown (EOW: 7/23/21), who frequently walked this section of the river and considered it
Where Community Comes Alive: Inside Vancouver’s “Our 3rd Space”
A Space Designed for Community Use Located at 609 Main Street, Our 3rd Space is designed as a “third space”—a place beyond home and work where people can gather, collaborate, and build meaningful connections. It serves as a flexible hub for a wide range of uses, including private events, public programming, workshops, markets, and creative projects, while supporting local artists and small businesses. Supporting Small Business Growth A key feature of the space is its small business incubator storefront, providing affordable retail and commercial space for emerging
Two New Storefronts Bring Fresh Energy to Main Street
The Vancouver Downtown Association (VDA) is pleased to welcome two new businesses to the 1000 block of Main Street, adding to the continued growth and vibrancy of downtown Vancouver. Located just three doors apart on either side of the Kiggins Theatre, Petrichor Home and Reverie & Rosemary bring distinct retail experiences that contribute to the character and diversity of the downtown core. Petrichor Home Petrichor Home offers a thoughtfully curated selection of goods centered on intentional gifting and everyday connection. With a focus on creating a welcoming,
Social Media Bootcamp for Downtown Small Businesses
On Monday, January 26, the Vancouver's Downtown Association partnered with Riparian Media with support from The City of Vancouver to host a DIY Social Media Bootcamp for Downtown Small Business owners and representatives. This hands-on workshop was created for downtown business owners who are navigating unpredictable conditions—construction, weather, last-minute changes—while still needing to show up consistently and clearly online. Participants worked through a guided workbook and focused on building a social media system that feels intentional, flexible, and realistic for their business. The bootcamp was led by
Downtown Businesses Get a Boost with Bricks & Clicks Grants
Since 2024, nearly 40 downtown businesses have received funding through Vancouver’s Downtown Association’s Bricks & Clicks Grant Program—an initiative designed to strengthen business retention, enhance storefront appeal, and support digital growth during the Main Street reconstruction. Developed in partnership with the City of Vancouver, the Bricks & Clicks program provides downtown merchants and property owners with financial resources to invest in façade improvements and e-commerce initiatives. These investments not only help businesses remain competitive but also contribute to a more attractive, vibrant, and resilient downtown