Greenspace Cambria Gift Store

Olive-green baseball cap with Greenspace logo embroidered on the front, and an adjustable leather strap in the back for better fit.

Green, stainless steel water bottle with screw-on cap and carabiner clip. Greenspace logo in black and text reading: PROTECT OUR WATERSHED SANTA ROSA CREEK. The bottle is not dishwasher safe.

Our most popular item is only $42 plus $3.17 tax. Enjoy delicious recipes from the “Men of Cambria Cook” book by Victoria Krassensky and Craig Loud which features recipes by Cambria residents. From main dishes and desserts to salads and sides, these guys love to cook. It showcases the culinary skills, favorite recipes, and varied lives of 27 multitalented and culturally diverse men who call this community home. 

This cookbook is not only a treasury of great recipes. It also contains wonderful stories about interesting lives. The special beauty of the place is clearly depicted in photographs by Craig Loud. More than 400 images of local landscapes, beautifully prepared food and the cooks themselves make this a page-turner that is fun just to curl up and read, even before you begin using the mouth-watering recipes.

This delightful book written and illustrated by long-time Greenspace board members Wayne Attoe and Arthur Van Rhyn celebrates the 25th anniversary of our organization. It chronicles the history of Greenspace since it was founded in 1988.  It describes the many accomplishments of the organization since its inception through the combined efforts of board, staff and supporters. The book is 139 pages and is available in both paperback and hard cover.  Hard cover $35.00

Buy either of our beautiful, limited, original edition Greenspace Art Auction Posters. Specify with your payment which poster you want. 

1989 (above): California poppies and wildflowers in this original 1st edition poster by Anne Laddon, originally created for Greenspace's First Annual Art Auction.

1990 (below): View of our beautiful coastal hills rolling behind our forest from an estuarine outlet into the Pacific. Painted by Kristy Shaw.