Promenade at the Dunes is at the heart of a contemporary coastal village in Marina being developed by Shea Homes. The outdoor commercial-retail stroll is anchored at one end by a movie theater and village square, and at the other by acclaimed specialty grocer, Trader Joe’s.
As shoppers, diners and other visitors make their way along the tree-lined, paths, they’ll be treated to a stunning Art Walk, consisting of sculptures, mosaics, murals and graphic art. It’s fresh, colorful and contemporary — inspired by the gentle ocean breezes, hint of salt air and the glistening waves and sand just steps away.
The Art Walk communicates this coastal narrative in an unexpected fashion, connecting the natural environment and the area’s legacy military history to Promenade at the Dunes.
A Feast for your Eyes
You can pick up our Art Walk guide at the on-site sales office for our Rooftop townhome-style residences, or view an online presentation accessible with a QR code on the Promenade at the Dunes website, which will provide a brief overview of the art and artists.
Undersea Mural
By Phil Vanderkraats and Mr. Kim
Depicting the Monterey Bay, the undersea mural wraps around the Century Theater. The massive painting project anchors the village square and Art Walk.
Boardwalk to the Sea
By Gauger, Phil Vanderkraats and Mr. Kim
Created as a backdrop for selfies, the boardwalk mural offers an enticing perspective leading to a vanishing point and a dramatic Pacific sunset. Get your phones ready!
99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall Mosaic
By Gauger + Associates and Bodesi
The colored glass mosaic won the American Graphic Design Award and a Silver ADDY in the Environmental Graphics category.
Sculptures
By Ivan McLean
The Portland artist has created seven sculptures of stainless steel, inspired by the coastline, catching and reflecting the waves of light in beautiful swirls.
These are just a few of the eye-catching art installations you can enjoy as you stroll along the Art Walk of Promenade at the Dunes.
A Feast for the Rest of You
Whether it’s our wide variety of eating establishments, the mouth-watering selection of delicious items available at Trader Joe’s, or the other helpful offerings — from community-based financial services to orthodontics, Promenade at the Dunes is where you need to be.
Don’t be Late to the Table
If you want to locate your business in the hottest commercial center on the Monterey Peninsula, now’s the time to answer the call. Space is filling fast. Among the current businesses signed or open are:
• Trader Joe’s 215 10th St. • 12,500 sq. ft. specialty grocer • Open!
• The Brass Tap Marina 99 General Stillwell Dr. • 3,200 sq. ft. craft beer bar and grill • Open!
• Bay Federal Credit Union 140 10th St. • 1,750 sq. ft. • Opening planned for summer
• Lalla Grill and El Charrito 98 General Stillwell Dr. • 5,170 sq. ft. devoted to a locally owned New American bar & grill and authentic Mexican restaurant • Opening in late summer or early fall
10th Street in the Promenade is completed. Most of the landscaping is in and the lights are going up. It’s not hard to imagine what a draw this shopping and restaurant row will be for Peninsula residents and visitors alike. Joining the likes of Cannery Row and The Wharf, the Promenade is the newest destination that makes the central coast so attractive.
Schedule your tour now. Contact Ralph Borelli at Borelli Investment Company or Michael Schoeder at Cushman & Wakefield for full details.
