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This past week, California Main Street communities joined thousands of place professionals from across the country in Tulsa this week for the Main Street Now Conference 2026 presented by Main Street America.

Leaders from nine California cities attended three days of hands-on workshops, mobile tours, and 100+ sessions focused on strengthening downtowns through collaboration, economic resilience, and creative placemaking.

We proudly watched as one of our CA Main Street communities, the East Oakland Black Cultural Zone, presented an interactive session on community transformation through collaboration.

We explored Tulsa’s historic neighborhoods, sampled delicious local eats, dodged a tornado, and partied at the Big Bash.

The Main Street movement is growing in California. Attending this national conference is an important opportunity to share our communities’ stories, learn from work happening across the country, and build camaraderie with fellow Main Streeters.

We’re already making plans for Detroit in May 2027.

Participating local programs:
MainStreet Oceanside, Downtown Vacaville, Viva Downtown Redding, Richmond Main Street Initiative, Gilroy Downtown Business Association, Downtown Escondido, Pleasanton Downtown Association, Encinitas 101 Main Street Association, Black Cultural Zone - Oakland

#CAMainSrreet #MainStreetNow #Tulsa #conference #downtownrevitalization

Last month, CAMS State Coordinator Brooke Fox and Toni Symonds from Policy Works CA joined Main Street America in Washington, D.C. for the 4th annual Main Street America Hill Day, bringing the voice of local CAMS communities to Capitol Hill.

Over three days, 75 Main Street leaders from across the country met with lawmakers to highlight the impact of Main Street programs and advocate for policies that help our districts thrive. The California delegation connected with Alex Padilla and Senator Adam Schiff and held 10 meetings with House offices representing CAMS communities.

The event kicked off with a reception at Eastern Market, where Congressman Mike Ezell and Rep. Troy A Carter were honored with the inaugural Main Street Policy Impact Award. Read more on our blog via the link in our bio.

#MainStreetAmerica #CAMS #ShopLocal #EconomicDevelopment #advocacy

Last month, CAMS State Coordinator Brooke Fox and Toni Symonds from Policy Works CA joined Main Street America in Washington, D.C. for the 4th annual Main Street America Hill Day, bringing the voice of local CAMS communities to Capitol Hill.

Over three days, 75 Main Street leaders from across the country met with lawmakers to highlight the impact of Main Street programs and advocate for policies that help our districts thrive. The California delegation connected with Alex Padilla and Senator Adam Schiff and held 10 meetings with House offices representing CAMS communities.

The event kicked off with a reception at Eastern Market, where Congressman Mike Ezell and Rep. Troy A Carter were honored with the inaugural Main Street Policy Impact Award. Read more on our blog via the link in our bio.

#MainStreetAmerica #CAMS #ShopLocal #EconomicDevelopment #advocacy

Last month, CAMS State Coordinator Brooke Fox and Toni Symonds from Policy Works CA joined Main Street America in Washington, D.C. for the 4th annual Main Street America Hill Day, bringing the voice of local CAMS communities to Capitol Hill.

Over three days, 75 Main Street leaders from across the country met with lawmakers to highlight the impact of Main Street programs and advocate for policies that help our districts thrive. The California delegation connected with Alex Padilla and Senator Adam Schiff and held 10 meetings with House offices representing CAMS communities.

The event kicked off with a reception at Eastern Market, where Congressman Mike Ezell and Rep. Troy A Carter were honored with the inaugural Main Street Policy Impact Award. Read more on our blog via the link in our bio.

#MainStreetAmerica #CAMS #ShopLocal #EconomicDevelopment #advocacy

Last month, CAMS State Coordinator Brooke Fox and Toni Symonds from Policy Works CA joined Main Street America in Washington, D.C. for the 4th annual Main Street America Hill Day, bringing the voice of local CAMS communities to Capitol Hill.

Over three days, 75 Main Street leaders from across the country met with lawmakers to highlight the impact of Main Street programs and advocate for policies that help our districts thrive. The California delegation connected with Alex Padilla and Senator Adam Schiff and held 10 meetings with House offices representing CAMS communities.

The event kicked off with a reception at Eastern Market, where Congressman Mike Ezell and Rep. Troy A Carter were honored with the inaugural Main Street Policy Impact Award. Read more on our blog via the link in our bio.

#MainStreetAmerica #CAMS #ShopLocal #EconomicDevelopment #advocacy

Last month, CAMS State Coordinator Brooke Fox and Toni Symonds from Policy Works CA joined Main Street America in Washington, D.C. for the 4th annual Main Street America Hill Day, bringing the voice of local CAMS communities to Capitol Hill.

Over three days, 75 Main Street leaders from across the country met with lawmakers to highlight the impact of Main Street programs and advocate for policies that help our districts thrive. The California delegation connected with Alex Padilla and Senator Adam Schiff and held 10 meetings with House offices representing CAMS communities.

The event kicked off with a reception at Eastern Market, where Congressman Mike Ezell and Rep. Troy A Carter were honored with the inaugural Main Street Policy Impact Award. Read more on our blog via the link in our bio.

#MainStreetAmerica #CAMS #ShopLocal #EconomicDevelopment #advocacy

Last month, CAMS State Coordinator Brooke Fox and Toni Symonds from Policy Works CA joined Main Street America in Washington, D.C. for the 4th annual Main Street America Hill Day, bringing the voice of local CAMS communities to Capitol Hill.

Over three days, 75 Main Street leaders from across the country met with lawmakers to highlight the impact of Main Street programs and advocate for policies that help our districts thrive. The California delegation connected with Alex Padilla and Senator Adam Schiff and held 10 meetings with House offices representing CAMS communities.

The event kicked off with a reception at Eastern Market, where Congressman Mike Ezell and Rep. Troy A Carter were honored with the inaugural Main Street Policy Impact Award. Read more on our blog via the link in our bio.

#MainStreetAmerica #CAMS #ShopLocal #EconomicDevelopment #advocacy

Last month, CAMS State Coordinator Brooke Fox and Toni Symonds from Policy Works CA joined Main Street America in Washington, D.C. for the 4th annual Main Street America Hill Day, bringing the voice of local CAMS communities to Capitol Hill.

Over three days, 75 Main Street leaders from across the country met with lawmakers to highlight the impact of Main Street programs and advocate for policies that help our districts thrive. The California delegation connected with Alex Padilla and Senator Adam Schiff and held 10 meetings with House offices representing CAMS communities.

The event kicked off with a reception at Eastern Market, where Congressman Mike Ezell and Rep. Troy A Carter were honored with the inaugural Main Street Policy Impact Award. Read more on our blog via the link in our bio.

#MainStreetAmerica #CAMS #ShopLocal #EconomicDevelopment #advocacy

Last month, CAMS State Coordinator Brooke Fox and Toni Symonds from Policy Works CA joined Main Street America in Washington, D.C. for the 4th annual Main Street America Hill Day, bringing the voice of local CAMS communities to Capitol Hill.

Over three days, 75 Main Street leaders from across the country met with lawmakers to highlight the impact of Main Street programs and advocate for policies that help our districts thrive. The California delegation connected with Alex Padilla and Senator Adam Schiff and held 10 meetings with House offices representing CAMS communities.

The event kicked off with a reception at Eastern Market, where Congressman Mike Ezell and Rep. Troy A Carter were honored with the inaugural Main Street Policy Impact Award. Read more on our blog via the link in our bio.

#MainStreetAmerica #CAMS #ShopLocal #EconomicDevelopment #advocacy

Last month, CAMS State Coordinator Brooke Fox and Toni Symonds from Policy Works CA joined Main Street America in Washington, D.C. for the 4th annual Main Street America Hill Day, bringing the voice of local CAMS communities to Capitol Hill.

Over three days, 75 Main Street leaders from across the country met with lawmakers to highlight the impact of Main Street programs and advocate for policies that help our districts thrive. The California delegation connected with Alex Padilla and Senator Adam Schiff and held 10 meetings with House offices representing CAMS communities.

The event kicked off with a reception at Eastern Market, where Congressman Mike Ezell and Rep. Troy A Carter were honored with the inaugural Main Street Policy Impact Award. Read more on our blog via the link in our bio.

#MainStreetAmerica #CAMS #ShopLocal #EconomicDevelopment #advocacy

Last month, CAMS State Coordinator Brooke Fox and Toni Symonds from Policy Works CA joined Main Street America in Washington, D.C. for the 4th annual Main Street America Hill Day, bringing the voice of local CAMS communities to Capitol Hill.

Over three days, 75 Main Street leaders from across the country met with lawmakers to highlight the impact of Main Street programs and advocate for policies that help our districts thrive. The California delegation connected with Alex Padilla and Senator Adam Schiff and held 10 meetings with House offices representing CAMS communities.

The event kicked off with a reception at Eastern Market, where Congressman Mike Ezell and Rep. Troy A Carter were honored with the inaugural Main Street Policy Impact Award. Read more on our blog via the link in our bio.

#MainStreetAmerica #CAMS #ShopLocal #EconomicDevelopment #advocacy

Happy Holidays from California Main Street. Photo courtesy of @encinitas101mainstreet 📸@colinleibold

Thrilled to announce that the Petaluma Signs Project will be presenting at the California Main Street Conference in San Luis Obispo this week! I'll be joining a panel discussion titled "Glowing History: Restoring Neon Signs on Main Street" to share our campaign to restore Petaluma's iconic neon chick sign.

The session will explore how historic neon can be viewed as public art and how its preservation can serve as a catalyst for economic and cultural revitalization. I'm honored to present alongside Blake Fisher, Program Coordinator for Viva Downtown Redding, who'll discuss the recent restoration of the historic Greyhound Bus neon sign, now shining at the Redding Area Bus Authority's Tehama Street entrance. Russell Kwong, owner of the 98-year-old Mee Heng Low Noodle Shop—one of the last surviving remnants of San Luis Obispo's historic Chinatown—will share how a grant from American Express and the National Trust for Historic Preservation is funding his restaurant's neon sign restoration and façade improvements.

Looking forward to connecting with others passionate about preserving these glowing pieces of our Main Street heritage!

#vintage_signage #retrosign #savethesigns #everything_signage #neonsign

Thrilled to announce that the Petaluma Signs Project will be presenting at the California Main Street Conference in San Luis Obispo this week! I'll be joining a panel discussion titled "Glowing History: Restoring Neon Signs on Main Street" to share our campaign to restore Petaluma's iconic neon chick sign.

The session will explore how historic neon can be viewed as public art and how its preservation can serve as a catalyst for economic and cultural revitalization. I'm honored to present alongside Blake Fisher, Program Coordinator for Viva Downtown Redding, who'll discuss the recent restoration of the historic Greyhound Bus neon sign, now shining at the Redding Area Bus Authority's Tehama Street entrance. Russell Kwong, owner of the 98-year-old Mee Heng Low Noodle Shop—one of the last surviving remnants of San Luis Obispo's historic Chinatown—will share how a grant from American Express and the National Trust for Historic Preservation is funding his restaurant's neon sign restoration and façade improvements.

Looking forward to connecting with others passionate about preserving these glowing pieces of our Main Street heritage!

#vintage_signage #retrosign #savethesigns #everything_signage #neonsign

Thrilled to announce that the Petaluma Signs Project will be presenting at the California Main Street Conference in San Luis Obispo this week! I'll be joining a panel discussion titled "Glowing History: Restoring Neon Signs on Main Street" to share our campaign to restore Petaluma's iconic neon chick sign.

The session will explore how historic neon can be viewed as public art and how its preservation can serve as a catalyst for economic and cultural revitalization. I'm honored to present alongside Blake Fisher, Program Coordinator for Viva Downtown Redding, who'll discuss the recent restoration of the historic Greyhound Bus neon sign, now shining at the Redding Area Bus Authority's Tehama Street entrance. Russell Kwong, owner of the 98-year-old Mee Heng Low Noodle Shop—one of the last surviving remnants of San Luis Obispo's historic Chinatown—will share how a grant from American Express and the National Trust for Historic Preservation is funding his restaurant's neon sign restoration and façade improvements.

Looking forward to connecting with others passionate about preserving these glowing pieces of our Main Street heritage!

#vintage_signage #retrosign #savethesigns #everything_signage #neonsign

Thrilled to announce that the Petaluma Signs Project will be presenting at the California Main Street Conference in San Luis Obispo this week! I'll be joining a panel discussion titled "Glowing History: Restoring Neon Signs on Main Street" to share our campaign to restore Petaluma's iconic neon chick sign.

The session will explore how historic neon can be viewed as public art and how its preservation can serve as a catalyst for economic and cultural revitalization. I'm honored to present alongside Blake Fisher, Program Coordinator for Viva Downtown Redding, who'll discuss the recent restoration of the historic Greyhound Bus neon sign, now shining at the Redding Area Bus Authority's Tehama Street entrance. Russell Kwong, owner of the 98-year-old Mee Heng Low Noodle Shop—one of the last surviving remnants of San Luis Obispo's historic Chinatown—will share how a grant from American Express and the National Trust for Historic Preservation is funding his restaurant's neon sign restoration and façade improvements.

Looking forward to connecting with others passionate about preserving these glowing pieces of our Main Street heritage!

#vintage_signage #retrosign #savethesigns #everything_signage #neonsign

CAMS Conference in Downtown SLO Session Highlight! Main Street America Trainings
Don’t miss these in-person trainings with Main Street America Program Officer Chandra Teddleton designed to align your community to the Main Street Approach
Main Street 101 is an introduction to the foundational principles of the Main Street Approach™, this session covers the Four Points (Economic Vitality, Design, Promotion, and Organization) and how they work together as a comprehensive strategy for sustainable revitalization. Weds. 10/15
The Main Street Transformation Strategies session offers a deeper dive into developing and implementing effective, community-driven Transformation Strategies. We will explore how to leverage a community’s unique identity, assets, and opportunities to create a focused, community and market-based plan for economic growth and preservation. Thurs. 10/16
Register today! Link in bio. #conference #mainstreet #training

CAMS Conference update! More speakers and sessions are coming together. Swipe thru to see who’s coming to @downtownslo. Only a few more days to take advantage of early bird pricing. Link to register is in our bio. See you there! #conference #mainstreet #conferencespeaker #sanluisobispocounty #slo #downtown #econdev

CAMS Conference update! More speakers and sessions are coming together. Swipe thru to see who’s coming to @downtownslo. Only a few more days to take advantage of early bird pricing. Link to register is in our bio. See you there! #conference #mainstreet #conferencespeaker #sanluisobispocounty #slo #downtown #econdev

CAMS Conference update! More speakers and sessions are coming together. Swipe thru to see who’s coming to @downtownslo. Only a few more days to take advantage of early bird pricing. Link to register is in our bio. See you there! #conference #mainstreet #conferencespeaker #sanluisobispocounty #slo #downtown #econdev

Happy 175th, California! It was a beautiful night to celebrate on the west steps of the capital. California State Parks sure knows how to throw a birthday party complete with a giant cake and balloons. Thanks to #castateparks Director Armando Quintero for stopping to chat with CAMS President Blake Fisher and our State Coordinator Brooke Fox. #ca175

Registration is now open! Link in bio.
The annual CAMS Conference is an opportunity for commercial district revitalization leaders to explore Main Street Approach best practices, identify key trends, and discover new economic development strategies for their cities and towns.

This three-day educational event includes workshops, networking and curated experiences designed for Main Street directors, downtown managers, board members, key volunteers, city liaisons and partner organizations to connect.

This year’s conference destination is Downtown San Luis Obispo (SLO). Nestled in the rolling hills of California’s central coast, SLO’s bustling downtown features tree-lined streets, turn-of-the-century Spanish architecture, and vibrant public art. Storefronts on Higuera Street are alive with indie boutiques, local coffee shops, and a vibrant food scene. Explore the city’s historic Mission, quirky Bubblegum Alley, and award-winning Thursday night Farmers’ Market, SLO is a Great America Main Street Winner (1999) and one of the initial Main Street programs to launch in California (1986).

The CAMS 2025 Conference is hosted by California Main Street, Downtown SLO, Visit San Luis Obispo and made possible by sponsorships from Main Street America, Square, California Office of Historic Preservation, Visit California, National Trust for Historic Preservation, and Civitas Advisors with support from Small Business Majority and Switchfoot Creative.

Sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities are available.

Registration rates increase on September 15.

We look forward to welcoming you to San Luis Obispo to experience the magic and history of the central coast.

🎥 lights, camera, murals!

A truly cinematic art installation was unveiled in Downtown Vacaville today. Inspired by ’80s and ’90s-era Japanese anime and manga art. The works were created by David Cho and John Horton and span the exterior and interior of Brenden Theatres.

Vacaville is the latest Brenden location to feature original art joining Concord and Modesto. The projects are made possible with support from the Brenden Mann Foundation, 333 Arts, and Local Edition with support from local government.

#publicart #streetart #art #urbanart #mural #muralart #murals #vacaville #painting #artist #paintingprocess #creative #Movies

🎥 lights, camera, murals!

A truly cinematic art installation was unveiled in Downtown Vacaville today. Inspired by ’80s and ’90s-era Japanese anime and manga art. The works were created by David Cho and John Horton and span the exterior and interior of Brenden Theatres.

Vacaville is the latest Brenden location to feature original art joining Concord and Modesto. The projects are made possible with support from the Brenden Mann Foundation, 333 Arts, and Local Edition with support from local government.

#publicart #streetart #art #urbanart #mural #muralart #murals #vacaville #painting #artist #paintingprocess #creative #Movies

🎥 lights, camera, murals!

A truly cinematic art installation was unveiled in Downtown Vacaville today. Inspired by ’80s and ’90s-era Japanese anime and manga art. The works were created by David Cho and John Horton and span the exterior and interior of Brenden Theatres.

Vacaville is the latest Brenden location to feature original art joining Concord and Modesto. The projects are made possible with support from the Brenden Mann Foundation, 333 Arts, and Local Edition with support from local government.

#publicart #streetart #art #urbanart #mural #muralart #murals #vacaville #painting #artist #paintingprocess #creative #Movies

Last week, two of our Main Street communities were invited to share their best practices at the inaugural Rural Success Summit in Visalia. Thank you to the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco for including us.
The panel was moderated by Rachael Sims Snedecor of Roots Up Collective and featured Michelle Brown of Main Street Hanford and Adam Olivares of Oakhurst Area Chamber of Commerce. Also joining them were AJ Brown of Discover Siskiyou, of Eduardo Navarro of Youth Alliance and Anna Neumann, Harbormaster of Noyo Harbor District who explained that “every boat is a business”. CAMS is proud to be a part of the rural economic development conversation in California. #RuralSuccess #mainstreet #conference #visalia #hanford #oakhurstca

Last week, two of our Main Street communities were invited to share their best practices at the inaugural Rural Success Summit in Visalia. Thank you to the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco for including us.
The panel was moderated by Rachael Sims Snedecor of Roots Up Collective and featured Michelle Brown of Main Street Hanford and Adam Olivares of Oakhurst Area Chamber of Commerce. Also joining them were AJ Brown of Discover Siskiyou, of Eduardo Navarro of Youth Alliance and Anna Neumann, Harbormaster of Noyo Harbor District who explained that “every boat is a business”. CAMS is proud to be a part of the rural economic development conversation in California. #RuralSuccess #mainstreet #conference #visalia #hanford #oakhurstca

Last week, two of our Main Street communities were invited to share their best practices at the inaugural Rural Success Summit in Visalia. Thank you to the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco for including us.
The panel was moderated by Rachael Sims Snedecor of Roots Up Collective and featured Michelle Brown of Main Street Hanford and Adam Olivares of Oakhurst Area Chamber of Commerce. Also joining them were AJ Brown of Discover Siskiyou, of Eduardo Navarro of Youth Alliance and Anna Neumann, Harbormaster of Noyo Harbor District who explained that “every boat is a business”. CAMS is proud to be a part of the rural economic development conversation in California. #RuralSuccess #mainstreet #conference #visalia #hanford #oakhurstca

Last week, two of our Main Street communities were invited to share their best practices at the inaugural Rural Success Summit in Visalia. Thank you to the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco for including us.
The panel was moderated by Rachael Sims Snedecor of Roots Up Collective and featured Michelle Brown of Main Street Hanford and Adam Olivares of Oakhurst Area Chamber of Commerce. Also joining them were AJ Brown of Discover Siskiyou, of Eduardo Navarro of Youth Alliance and Anna Neumann, Harbormaster of Noyo Harbor District who explained that “every boat is a business”. CAMS is proud to be a part of the rural economic development conversation in California. #RuralSuccess #mainstreet #conference #visalia #hanford #oakhurstca

Last week, two of our Main Street communities were invited to share their best practices at the inaugural Rural Success Summit in Visalia. Thank you to the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco for including us.
The panel was moderated by Rachael Sims Snedecor of Roots Up Collective and featured Michelle Brown of Main Street Hanford and Adam Olivares of Oakhurst Area Chamber of Commerce. Also joining them were AJ Brown of Discover Siskiyou, of Eduardo Navarro of Youth Alliance and Anna Neumann, Harbormaster of Noyo Harbor District who explained that “every boat is a business”. CAMS is proud to be a part of the rural economic development conversation in California. #RuralSuccess #mainstreet #conference #visalia #hanford #oakhurstca

Last week, two of our Main Street communities were invited to share their best practices at the inaugural Rural Success Summit in Visalia. Thank you to the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco for including us.
The panel was moderated by Rachael Sims Snedecor of Roots Up Collective and featured Michelle Brown of Main Street Hanford and Adam Olivares of Oakhurst Area Chamber of Commerce. Also joining them were AJ Brown of Discover Siskiyou, of Eduardo Navarro of Youth Alliance and Anna Neumann, Harbormaster of Noyo Harbor District who explained that “every boat is a business”. CAMS is proud to be a part of the rural economic development conversation in California. #RuralSuccess #mainstreet #conference #visalia #hanford #oakhurstca

“Preservation goes beyond the edifice. It’s about the people”. Thank you to Jason Foster of Destination Crenshaw and Amanda Elliott of Main Street America (former director of Richmond Main Street Initiative) for your insightful presentation on cultural preservation in disinvested communities at the annual California Preservation Foundation Conference Lots of great Q&A and dialogue from a standing room only crowd.

#preservation #capreservation #preservationmonth #conference #crenshawla #destinationcrenshaw #mainstreet

“Preservation goes beyond the edifice. It’s about the people”. Thank you to Jason Foster of Destination Crenshaw and Amanda Elliott of Main Street America (former director of Richmond Main Street Initiative) for your insightful presentation on cultural preservation in disinvested communities at the annual California Preservation Foundation Conference Lots of great Q&A and dialogue from a standing room only crowd.

#preservation #capreservation #preservationmonth #conference #crenshawla #destinationcrenshaw #mainstreet

“Preservation goes beyond the edifice. It’s about the people”. Thank you to Jason Foster of Destination Crenshaw and Amanda Elliott of Main Street America (former director of Richmond Main Street Initiative) for your insightful presentation on cultural preservation in disinvested communities at the annual California Preservation Foundation Conference Lots of great Q&A and dialogue from a standing room only crowd.

#preservation #capreservation #preservationmonth #conference #crenshawla #destinationcrenshaw #mainstreet

“Preservation goes beyond the edifice. It’s about the people”. Thank you to Jason Foster of Destination Crenshaw and Amanda Elliott of Main Street America (former director of Richmond Main Street Initiative) for your insightful presentation on cultural preservation in disinvested communities at the annual California Preservation Foundation Conference Lots of great Q&A and dialogue from a standing room only crowd.

#preservation #capreservation #preservationmonth #conference #crenshawla #destinationcrenshaw #mainstreet

“Preservation goes beyond the edifice. It’s about the people”. Thank you to Jason Foster of Destination Crenshaw and Amanda Elliott of Main Street America (former director of Richmond Main Street Initiative) for your insightful presentation on cultural preservation in disinvested communities at the annual California Preservation Foundation Conference Lots of great Q&A and dialogue from a standing room only crowd.

#preservation #capreservation #preservationmonth #conference #crenshawla #destinationcrenshaw #mainstreet

May is National Preservation Month. Time to advocate for historic buildings and main streets. Today we spent some time in Sacramento with Assemblywoman Lori D. Wilson and representatives from the California Preservation Foundation. The CPF conference kicks off this week. Don’t miss our session on Friday featuring the work of Destination Crenshaw.
#advocacy #mainstreet #conference #preservationmonth

May is National Preservation Month. Time to advocate for historic buildings and main streets. Today we spent some time in Sacramento with Assemblywoman Lori D. Wilson and representatives from the California Preservation Foundation. The CPF conference kicks off this week. Don’t miss our session on Friday featuring the work of Destination Crenshaw.
#advocacy #mainstreet #conference #preservationmonth

May is National Preservation Month. Time to advocate for historic buildings and main streets. Today we spent some time in Sacramento with Assemblywoman Lori D. Wilson and representatives from the California Preservation Foundation. The CPF conference kicks off this week. Don’t miss our session on Friday featuring the work of Destination Crenshaw.
#advocacy #mainstreet #conference #preservationmonth