We are reaching out to share the details on this year’s annual Community Guide, our once per year, comprehensive, print+digital publication

enjoyed by our entire region!

We are completely updating our beautiful magazine-style publication filled with large color photos, captivating feature stories, profiles and more.

Last year’s guide is found

here for reference.

Click here to read Fran Dehn, 

President & CEO's full message and details.

As mentioned, this guide is both print and digital, and features all original, all local content It is full color, and stunningly presented. It will include a directory section with all members both alphabetically and by category and will have a full 12-month shelf life. We can also include video and hyperlinks on your ad placements, and will offer mobile viewing, search functionality, and much more!

Our 2022-2023 edition is scheduled

for release in December.

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Menlo Park Historical Association has a new display of photos at Walgreens, downtown Menlo Park. 

The display features some of the beautiful mansions and homes built by the “movers and shakers” of San Francisco who thought that the Peninsula was ideal for there second home. These homes/mansions date back to the late 1800s and early 1900s. Some of the photos you will see are: Linden Towers built by Comstock King, James Flood and affectionately was called “the wedding cake.” Leon Douglas who built Victoria Manor which is now Menlo School. Edward Hopkins who built Vallombrosa. 

So, stop by Walgreens on Santa Cruz Avenue and enjoy

Menlo Park Historical Association’s new exhibit

Elevate Art Menlo Park’s first downtown photo exhibit

features Los Altos photographer Bill Scull.

Walgreens has generously allowed us to display sixteen of Bill’s amazing photos in two large storefront windows on Santa Cruz Avenue. The exhibit was designed to encourage passers-by to stop and learn how exceptional photographs are created.