Stone Griffin Gallery invites you to check out our website featuring original and limited edition artwork of Campbell's beloved water tower.

Here at Stone Griffin Gallery, we sell other artwork (of course). California landscapes is probably our featured specialty, along with local landmarks (such as the tower). Figurative and abstract works flesh out our offerings.

Anyway -- we decided to purchase the domain name www.campbellwatertower.com and put up a site just of Campbell Water Tower artwork! We have photographs on stretched canvas, original oils, limited edition giclee work, and watercolor pieces.

Please check out the website, and please visit the gallery at 234 E Campbell Avenue in Downtown Campbell!

The Downtown Campbell Business Association (DCBA) would like to thank you, our friends and neighbors, for all your support in 2011! We're incredibly grateful to those of you who visited our district, shopped in our stores, relaxed in our salons, dined in our restaurants, and patronized our businesses.

The DCBA would also like to give a special shout-out to all the many volunteers who've managed and staffed our events over the year. Did you know that the DCBA is an all-volunteer-run organization? Favorite events such as First Fridays, ArtWalks, the Halloween Trick-or-Treat, and the Bunnies and Bonnets Parade are organized by local shopkeepers, business people, and community volunteers, working many hours behind the scenes.

We're proud to have been a sponsor of Sundown Cinema again this summer, to have worked with the Carol of Lights this winter, and to have welcomed the Campbell Chamber of Commerce for their annual Boogie on the Bayou and Oktoberfest events. And let's not forget our biannual Wine Walks, the next one of which will be held on Wednesday, February 8, 2012.

Want to view some of our year-end highlights? Click on the links below to view photos of some of the good times we've...more

Downtown Campbell invites you to shop local this holiday season! Every dollar you spend at a small business in Downtown Campbell helps our community, supporting local government through sales tax and supporting small business owners who work hard at their shops, salons, and restaurants to provide the small-town, friendly atmosphere everyone loves here.

Purchase gifts from one of our fashionable boutiques or stunning art galleries, buy a CD from a musician performing during one of our events, book a haircut at one of our wonderful salons, bring your loved one down for a meal, or splurge on a dessert after dinner - think outside the box!

Whether you need an outfit, a gift, dinner with visiting friends and family, or a hair cut, Downtown Campbell is here to serve you!

Stone Griffin Gallery has moved to its new location at 234 East Campbell Ave. in Downtown Campbell! At its grand re-opening during Campbell's July 15 ArtWalk, Stone Griffin premiered a collection of images featuring Campbell's venerable landmark, the water tower.

Stone Griffin Gallery specializes in images of the water tower — the collection includes dramatic images of the tower reproduced on canvas and smaller framed pieces. Featured in the collection is an original 18" x 24" framed watercolor by local landscape artist Dick Zunkel. Smaller limited signed canvas reproductions complete the collection. Stone Griffin Gallery features the largest collection of California landscapes in the area.

Photos from the 13th Annual Bunnies & Bonnets Parade in Downtown Campbell on Saturday, April 23, 2011 are now online! To view the album, please click here.

Thanks to Sally Howe, owner of The Campbell Express, for organizing this amazing family event and all the great volunteers who helped out that day, particularly the big contingent from The Home Church.

The Downtown Campbell Business Association is pleased to announce our new blog, downtowncampbell.blogspot.com. It's a great place to get in-depth information about local businesses, new takes on various events, and tour quirky corners of our district. Check it out!

Downtown Campbell is an area with a great deal of history, and thanks to the Campbell Historic Preservation Board, we have two wonderful walking tours you can download from the website and use to learn more about the beginnings of the Orchard City in the late 19th and early 20th centuries!

The first walking tour features commercial buildings in Downtown Campbell, including the old Hyde Cannery, Farmer's Union Packing House, Water Tower Company and Pump House Building, and the First Bank of Campbell, all built 1895-1928.

The second walking tour features historic residential and public-use buildings in Downtown Campbell, including the first home of the Ainsley family, Whitney House, the old Campbell High School, and some of the few remaining examples of cannery worker housing.

Learn more about your community and enjoy a lovely walk through picturesque Downtown Campbell!

To download the 2-page Walking Tour of Commercial Buildings, please click here.

To download the 2-page Walking Tour of Residential Buildings, please click here.

Downtown Campbell is proud to announce that many of our businesses have been included in The Metro's Best of Silicon Valley 2011! And the winners (in alphabetical order) are....

Aqui Cal-Mex
Best Margaritas
201 E Campbell Ave
408-374-2784

Boogie on the Bayou
Best Local Festival
Run by the Campbell Chamber of Commerce

Campbell Farmers' Market
Best Weekly Street Fair
Run by Urban Village for the City of Campbell

Cardiff Lounge
Best Underground Music Spot
260 E Campbell Ave
408-374-7477

Downtown Campbell
Best Small Downtown

Green Planet Yarn
Best Place to Get Tied Up
368 E Campbell Ave
408-871-9196

La Casita de Kaleidoscopes
Best Hodgepodge Hall of Mirrors
389 E Campbell...more