Shopping Centers

Capitola Mall

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Come and visit Santa Cruz County's largest indoor shopping mall at the Capitola Mall.  Here you'll find everything your famiily needs with Kohl's, Macy's, Sears, Gymboree, Justice and more then 90 specialty shops and restaurants. 

Our shopping center is kid friendly and has a one of kind indoor play area.  Visit our website to find out about all our family and holiday events.

Our guest service, located just past Chili's through the main entrance, offers gift cards for purchase that can be used anywhere that American Express is accepted.

Abercrombie & Fitch ~ Aeropostale ~ Akoo Social Music Television ~ Ambiance Gallery ~ As Seen on T.V. ~ AT&T ~  Bank of America ~ Bath & Body Works ~ Beck's Shoes ~  Blend Mineral Make Up ~
Borders ~ Brow Art 23 ~ Bush League Racing ~ Caesar's Etc.  ~ Capitola Community Outreach Center ~ Carl's Jr. / Green Burrito ~ Cellairis ~ Children's Play Area ~ Chili's ~ Christopher & Banks ~
Citibank ~ Claire's ~ Coach ~ Custom Engraving ~ Dairy Queen / Orange Julius ~ DeMasqe ~ Express ~ Fashion Nail Spa ~ Fast Fix Jewelry Repair ~ Faust Salon ~ Foot Locker ~ GameStop ~
Glamorous ~ GNC ~ Gold Buyers America ~ Guest Services ~ Gymboree ~ Hallmark ~ Hamburger Planet ~ Hot Topic ~ iCrave ~ Journeys ~ Justice ~ Kay Jewelers ~ Keepsake Diamond Center ~
Kid's Treasures ~ Kohl's ~ Lady Foot Locker ~ LensCrafters ~ LIDS ~ Macy's ~ MasterCuts ~
Metro PCS ~ Motherhood Maternity ~ NYS Collection ~ PacSun ~ Payless ShoeSource ~ Perfume Gallery ~ Piercing Pagoda ~ Proactiv ~ RadioShack ~ rue21 ~ Santa Cruz Apparel ~ Sbarro ~
Sears ~ Sherrie's Cookies ~ Shiekh Shoes ~ Sleep Number by Select Comfort ~ Sorabol ~
Spencer's ~ Sports Extreme Santa Cruz ~ Sprint ~ Starbucks Coffee ~ Stern's Travel Shop ~
Styles for Less ~ Subway ~ Sunglass Hut ~ Super Silver Santa Cruz ~ Takara Japanese Restaurant ~ Target ~ The Children's Place ~ The Limited ~ The Mad Molecule Science Store ~ Vans ~
Venatious ~ Victoria's Secret ~ Video Button ~ VIP Massage ~ Wet Seal ~ Zumiez

Downtown Association, Santa Cruz

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The Downtown Association of Santa Cruz proudly represents the hundreds of businesses choosing to operate right in the heart of Santa Cruz. Keeping the downtown Clean, Safe and Friendly is important for our community.  Here you will find an eclectic offering of retail businesses, restaurants, coffee shops, museums, movies, street entertainment and community cultural celebrations.

Sign up for our weekly e-newsletter to receive a listing of the great things Downtown has to offer including the latest events, specials and sales.

Downtown Tuesdays offers Tuesday-only specials and discounts throughout Downtown Santa Cruz. Check the website for details as they change frequently.

March through September Sidewalk Sales occur on the last Friday, Saturday and Sunday of the month on Pacific Avenue  side streets. Downtown Santa Cruz transforms into a shopping bazaar.

Think Local First

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Visit Think Local First and support the locally owned businesses who are members.

Why Think Local?

What's Spent Here, Stays Here
Locally owned businesses spend their profits locally, purchase more goods from local suppliers, and employ their own office and support staff.

Get More for Your Money
When more money gets re-circulated in the community, general prosperity as well as tax revenues increase, creating a more vibrant and sustainable economy.

Local Businesses Offer Unique Character
A wide variety of locally owned businesses contributes to a stronger local identity and cultural diversity, creating an attractive place to live and visit.

Neighborly
Strengthening our locally owned business community promotes authentic and meaningful relationships between employees, business owners, customers, suppliers, and neighbors. Business owners, who live in town, take better care of the environment, participate in public life, and donate generously to local charities.

Visit Think Local First and support the locally owned businesses who are members of Think Local First.