Main street shop in Petaluma, California

Welcome to Goblin Bros. Games & Gear, your ultimate destination for tabletop gaming in the heart of historic downtown Petaluma, California. Located at 133 Kentucky Street, our expansive new storefront is a treasure trove for gamers and collectors alike, offering a vast selection of board games, RPGs, collectible trading card games, and unique memorabilia. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff, including Kevin and Ted, are here to help you navigate through our carefully curated collection, ensuring you find exactly what you’re looking for. Our larger location not only accommodates an impressive range of products but also features dedicated spaces for gaming enthusiasts. On the second floor, you can enjoy card games and more for just $9 per person or free with any $9 purchase. For a more immersive experience, gather a group of up to eight friends and make use of our private room on the first floor.

Welcome to River Plaza, your premier destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment in the heart of Petaluma, California. Conveniently located on East Washington Street, River Plaza offers a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere for locals and visitors alike. Explore a diverse selection of shops featuring unique local boutiques, well-known retail brands, and specialty stores that cater to all your shopping needs. Whether you're searching for the perfect gift, updating your wardrobe, or just browsing, our wide variety of stores ensures a delightful shopping experience.

The West County Museum, located at 261 South Main Street in Sebastopol, California, is a small but fascinating museum featuring local history with rotating exhibits. Open to the public for free on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 am to 2 pm, this volunteer-run institution showcases the original Pomo native settlers, early agricultural history, and the legacy of horticulturalist Luther Burbank in West Sonoma County. The museum also offers a gift shop and knowledgeable volunteers to answer questions. Currently, the museum's exhibit "So… what's in the boxcar?" delves into the museum's archives, showcasing the bits and pieces collected over the years from the town's residents. Housed in a restored 1917 Petaluma and Santa Rosa Electric Railway Depot, the museum's collection includes over 8,000 photographs and artifacts in a Pacific Fruit Express 'boxcar'. Don't miss this unique opportunity to explore Sebastopol's rich heritage at the West County Museum.