Shopping

Peter Draeger talks about the family grocery business – and his participation in Walk to Cure Diabetes

Ask Peter Draeger about his involvement in the three-generation family business, Draeger's Market, and he'll admit to surprise at his current role. "I always figured

by Linda Hubbard
on October 15, 2014

A bit of Menlo spotted at opening gala for new Bloomingdale’s store at Stanford Shopping Center

The store — Bloomingdale's —  and the featured performer at the opening gala last night — Alexa Ray Joel (daughter of Billy) — may have roots in New York

by Linda Hubbard
on October 9, 2014

Shop.MPAEF.org launches: An easy way to shop and earn money for the Menlo Park City School District

Shop.MPAEF.org is a free online shopping portal that allows shoppers to earn up to 10% of the purchase total for the Menlo Park City School

by Contributed Content
on October 2, 2014

Small and reusable, Urban Market Bags come to market again

While being first to market is typically an advantage in Silicon Valley, Kerri Stenson (pictured left) of Woodside learned firsthand the pitfalls of being too

by Sheri Baer
on June 20, 2014

The Jeweler proprietors bid adieu to Menlo Park and Santa Cruz Avenue after almost three decades

The brown and pink banner outside The Jeweler on Santa Cruz Avenue in downtown Menlo Parks says it all: "Retirement Sale." Charles and Mercedes Horvath

by Linda Hubbard
on May 21, 2014

Joli Bogdan brings intricate gemstone jewelry to Allied Arts’ newest artisan shop

Penelope’s Den is the newest Allied Arts shop, but if you’re looking for the store’s namesake and inspiration, you won’t find her among the Guild’s

by Sheri Baer
on April 11, 2014

Menlo Park Sidewalk Fine Arts Festival runs April 11-13

The Menlo Park Sidewalk Fine Arts Festival will be held in downtown Menlo Park on Friday and Saturday, April 11 and 12 from 10:00 am

by Contributed Content
on April 8, 2014

Menlo Hardwoods brings hand-crafted, live edge wood furniture to downtown Menlo Park

The beautiful new Menlo Hardwoods store on Santa Cruz Avenue in Menlo Park was the result of "too much walnut," at least that's what co-owners

by Linda Hubbard
on March 18, 2014

Sweet smell of winter continues to be favorite at Menlo Park Farmers Market

We first profiled Bill Welch, "The Bulb Baron," three years ago on InMenlo. He and his staff are at their usual place mid-market this winter,

by Linda Hubbard
on February 23, 2014

Menlo Park residents open Kasumisou Gallery to showcase hand-crafted products, support education

"Profits with a purpose" is the mantra behind the new online store, Kasumisou Gallery, co-owned by Menlo Park residents Clare Warner and Mark Rosasco. Former

by Linda Hubbard
on February 3, 2014