The Fabing~McKay~Spanne Historical House

Located at 207 North L Street in The Lompoc Valley.
Constructed in 1875.

Both Mr Fabing and Mr Spanne were blacksmiths.

The Front Parlor.

The Kitchen and The Pantry.

The Nichol's Room.

The Children's Room.

The upstairs hallway.

The home is fully furnished in the style of the early 1900's.
Come take a step back in time!

www.lompochistory.org

The Lompoc Museum and Stone Pine Hall

The Lompoc Museum is located at 200 South H Street in The Lompoc Valley.
Open Tuesday to Friday 1:00 pm ~ 5:00 pm & Saturday & Sunday 1:00 pm ~ 4:00 pm.
 Closed on Mondays & Holidays.

On display currently is "Things That Make Me Smile" by local artist Carol Oliveira.

The Lompoc Oral History Project.

G. W. Moore's & Dicken's General Store and Robert's Land Office.

The Chumash made no metal artifacts; everything they used was made from stone, shell, bone wood, animal skins and plant fibers.

Notice the tiny basket under the magnifying glass.

Most artifacts the Indians used were collected from nearby beaches, canyons and hillside forests.

Juanita Centeno a prominent member of the Chumash community.

Visit the gift shop and bring home a unique memory!

The Stone Pine Hall adjacent to the museum is used for meetings, receptions, multi media presentations, lectures and small-venue cultural performances of live drama, dance, or music.

 Stone Pine Hall was purchased by the museum in 2003.
Named for the Italian Stone Pine Trees that canopy over three blocks on South H Street in Old Town Lompoc.

www.lompocmuseum.org

The Village Farmers Market Association

Located in Vandenberg Village each Sunday 10 am ~ 2 pm.

Julia's Juice Bar www.juliasjuices.com

Maytes's Vegetables farming in the Lompoc Valley for 10 years 805-757- 0494

Located in the  Lompoc Valley  Green Family Farms

Bautista Farms located in Arroyo Grande  www.slocountyfarmers.org

Matthew's Honey vcary62@aol.com

Baba Foods San Luis Obispo 310-435-9006

Dyer's Baked Goods dyersbakedgoods@gmail.com

Rocking Chair Farm Markets 559-393-4145

Sunbeam Fruits and Vegetables in the Lompoc Valley

The Lompoc Valley Art Association's Cypress Gallery

Founded in 1994 by the Lompoc Valley Art Association.

Located at 119 East Cypress Avenue in The Lompoc Valley and open Tuesday thru Sunday 12 pm to 5 pm.

 Red Urn by Deborah Hildinger, Sandpiper by Deborah Hildinger and Luminance by Kelly Badrak. 

Painted ceramic tiles by Angie Hamlin.

Grace by Ann Brink.

The Oracles Conference by Diane Pryor.

Lompoc Flower Fields by Vicki Andersen.

Every Eye Shall See by Trish Campbell.

Palm Pelican also by Trish Campbell.

Got Worms by Joellen Chrones.
Please don't forget to vote for the art you enjoyed.


www.lompocvalleyartassociation.com

The Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau

Built in 1891 this building is home of the chamber. It is also historical landmark number two in the Lompoc Valley.

Located at 111 South I Street in the Lompoc Valley.

There's a wealth of information and comfortable places to take it all in.

Volunteers are always in need at the chamber.

Convenient information even after hours. 

This historic building is constructed of diatomaceous earth bricks. 

Another beautiful mural on the north side of the chamber building.

Used for different fundraising events the chamber provides information wherever it can!
www.lompoc.com

Lompoc Skies Are Amazing

Omnific sunrise over the Lompoc Valley.

Soaring free.

The clouds are quite photogenic at times!

You won't need a filter on your camera lense.

There is a new show each day.

Blue skies!