by Richmond Main Street | Feb 18, 2021 | Black History Month
The building at 322 Harbour Way was originally constructed in 1924 as an open floor plan department store. In the 1940s-1960s it was home to a Breuners Furniture store on the first floor and a dance studio on the second floor. By the mid-1970s these tenants had closed...
by Richmond Main Street | Feb 17, 2021 | Main Street News
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 17, 2021 Richmond Main Street Announces Executive Director Transition Richmond, CA – Richmond Main Street Initiative (RMSI) announces that Executive Director Vivian Wong will resign to devote her attention to family and other...
by Richmond Main Street | Feb 15, 2021 | Black History Month, Main Street News
Valentine’s Day was yesterday, but there’s still time to show your love for local businesses! Share your appreciation on social media or write a positive reviewSign-up for their newsletterOrder online or over the phoneBuy a subscription or gift...
by Richmond Main Street | Feb 10, 2021 | Black History Month
Have you ever noticed The Wisdom Tree, a tall, beautiful Cedar of Lebanon standing between Hectricrew and Lee’s Donuts in the Richmond Shopping Center? It is an amazing tree that has a wonderful and vibrant past, deeply rooted in our City’s oral history traditions and...
by Richmond Main Street | Feb 8, 2021 | Black History Month, Main Street News
We’re making history! Our Black History Month campaign to celebrate the stories and voices of Black Richmondites was profiled by Main Street America, reaching thousands of Main Street practitioners, Downtown champions, and neighborhood revitalization...
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