Aurora Gallery
Aurora Gallery represents over 60 local artists by displaying their one-of-a-kind pieces in the gallery. Elizabeth Steinbaugh, Owner, “Loves framing art for people because it offers unique looks for each different artist.” Framing services are a large part of Steinbaugh’s business offerings. With over two decades of experience, Steinbaugh and staff provide custom framing selection, assembly, and repair as well as
MELT Art Glass Supply
Helping people reconnect with their own creativity is SheriAnn Spurlock’s purpose of owning MELT Glass Art Supply. “To see the pride and ownership of class attendees is so inspiring,” said Spurlock. The art supply store offers a diverse list of classes that cover a wide range of skill levels and techniques. In addition to classes, kiln and studio space rental is
Bike Clark County
Bike Clark County promotes bicycle access, education, safety, and the enjoyment of cycling to the children and adults of SW Washington. The nonprofit organization’s efforts are all made possible through community partnerships and volunteers. The Community Hub Bike Shop is located at 1604 Main Street and is a full-service bicycle repair and retail shop. “Location! We love the location being downtown!
Downtown on the Rise: Block 10
Block 10, located at 8th & Washington, has officially topped off! Block 10 is the next premiere mixed-use project coming to Downtown Vancouver. It will be Holland Partner Group’s headquarter office while also delivering urban apartments and unique retail spaces. Block 10 will provide the following amenities to the downtown core: Two distinct four-story towers above a two-story shared parking garage and
Sew-Op + Maker Space
Sew Op and Maker Space founder, Anna Miller, wanted to use sewing workshops to stitch together a resourceful and connected community. Miller had spent four years creating a vision where she could sew with her friends, share skills and teach classes, learning and growing in her craft while helping others do the same. Being in the downtown core furthers the mission
Rosemary Café
Come home for breakfast and lunch. Rosemary Café transports you to experience the feeling of the 1940’s. The café décor and music set the stage of pulling up a chair at Grandma’s kitchen table to enjoy the best chicken salad around. Co-Owner, Larry Pederson says, “The café embraces the past without living in the past.” Having grown up in Vancouver since the
Vinnie’s Pizza
Vinnie's Pizza is rich in family history—with Vinnie Jr. being first generation Sicilian from his father’s side, and the homegrown dough recipe created by his grandfather on his mother’s side. Family tradition and recipes made for the perfect mix to own and operate a pizza restaurant. “Vancouver provides community…people care for each other!” MENU: https://www.vinniespizzavancouver.com/ HOURS: Wed-Thu 11-8, Fri-Sat 11-9, Sun 12-8 LOCATION: 1000 Main
Birdhouse Books
Please give a warm welcome to Birdhouse Books! Located at 1001 Main Street, Birdhouse Books sells a wide array of bestsellers, classics, and vintage editions. Owners, Sarah and Lucas, are excited to be in our downtown core fulfilling the need for a book store. HOURS / LEARN MORE: https://birdhousebooks.store
Spruce the Couve: Pacific House Lighting Project
Check out our recent lighting improvements at 9th & Main! These improvements are responding to the need of improved lighting in pedestrian corridors throughout downtown—guided by feedback received from business owners and the public. These improvements are a part of our clean and safe initiative, Spruce the Couve. Graffiti removal, power washing, new trash cans, improved lighting, and community clean-ups are all
Lucky Loan Pawn Shop
Lucky Loan Pawn Shop could be considered a business pioneer in Vancouver—open for sixty seven years in the downtown core, third generation family-owned establishment. Co-Owners, Jeff Lanford and Kelly Cloepfil have announced their decision to retire and officially close on August 31, 2021. “Vancouver has its own vibe now and the waterfront has been the most positive addition to downtown,” Lanford said.