Trader Joe's features murals of Shoreline
Wednesday, February 24, 2016
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| Ronald Bog Park |
Photos by Wayne Pridemore
The new Trader Joe's store, which opens Friday morning at 8am, features festive décor, mixing traditional Trader Joe’s cedar-covered walls and Hawaiian-inspired elements with a local flare, including art that celebrates the neighborhood.
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| Shorewood High School and Performing Arts Center |
Throughout the grocery store, there are several colorful hand-painted murals that pay homage to Kayu Kayu Ac Park, Richmond Beach, Ronald Bog, Kruckeberg Botanic Garden and more.
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| Saltwater Park and Burlington Northern train tracks |
The Shoreline store is located at 1201 N 175th St, inside the Shoreline Marketplace across from City Hall.
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| Kruckeberg Botanic Garden |
The murals are painted by talented store employees.
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4 comments:
What, no pictures of the 10-story apartment boxes the City Council wants to flood our city with?
@ anon 2.53pm... too funny! I'm surprised the City's not doling out hundreds of thousands of dollars to "consultants" for a traffic study for the TJ's impacts!
Sorry but the prices this store charges for stuff does not fit the low income housing surrounding it. Winco would of been a much better and needed retailer.
Did you know that living within a one mile radius of a Traders Joe store increases property values? So in that way, lower income families as mentioned due get a tangible benefit.
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