Beginning at the bottom of the Third Street Promenade
Main Street leads from Santa Monica to the heart of Venice
The '30s-era Santa Monica City Hall on 1685 Main Street
Cute little doggie in the front of a hair salon on Main Street
- the most interesting stretch of Main St runs between
Pico Blvd and Rose Ave
Had both manicure and pedicure in this nail spa on Main Street
- superb pampering experiment,
making the nails was like Chinese art,
they are real professionals here
- walk-ins are welcome
Eclectic and funky Weego Home interiors shop on Main Street
Happy modern murals
One example of public art displayed along Main Street
- Edgemar Center for the Arts
and California Heritage Museum are also found here
No snow-boarding in Venice
but Big Bear nearby is already open!
Interesting chandelier on a shop window
By the early '70s, the majority of the neighbourhood's
attractions had been demolished,
and Main Street itself had become a slum.
Sculptor
Paul Conrad's
Chain Reaction (1991)
- stainless-steel and copper-link chin statement
against nuclear war
Today Main Street is an upmarket strip
- dating from the early 20th century
- a wide range of largely independent shops,
coffeehouses, restaurants,
beauty salons and first-rate art galleries
are found on Main St
Jonathan Borofsky's Ballerina Clown
on the corner of Main Street and Rose Avenue
View from a side street of Main Street to the ocean
Food on Main
Galley on 2442 Main St is the oldest restaurant in Santa Monica
- American cuisine
Urth Caffe on 2327 Main St
- organic coffees, teas and food
Lula on Main St
- Mexican cuisine
Among these there're 2 Starbucks,
plenty of other coffeehouses,
lunch restaurants, Bravo pizzeria 2go
