Long Beach’s Retro Row on 4th Street

Robert Jackson, 70, of Long Beach, says he visits Far Outfit on East 4th Street in Long Beach often. The store features a wide variety of clothing.

A selection of glasses frames from the 1970s and 1980s ranging from $20 to $45 are among the items on display at Far Outfit in Long Beach.

Leather accessories, including a hand-tooled purses, cowboy boots, belts and wallets are among the items at Far Outfit on East 4th Street in Long Beach.

Johanna Moynahan, owner of Far Outfit, which specializes in midcentury vintage clothing, sustainable clothing and eclectic furnishings.

Edward Donald Miller, 63, of Long Beach walks past the Flea Espresso Bar on his way to a spot where he’ll play guitar.

Meilin Munoz, from left, Michelle Filerman, Jonathan Mata and Mayra Pacheco take their lunch break at Social List. Its menu includes handmade sausages and fresh-baked bread.

A display of colored glass from the 1950s and 1960s, including Murano and Blenko pieces, at Past & Present: Retroda.

Georges Briard cocktail glasses are displayed along with other fancy mid-century barware at Retroda Past & Present on East 4th Street in Long Beach.

A vintage kitchen set with Green Fire King mugs, Pyrex dishes, a recipe box and temperature thermometer are among the lifestyle items at Retroda Past & Present on in Long Beach.

Snapshots costing $2 are among the more than 10,000 items for sale at Retroda Past & Present on East 4th Street in Long Beach.

An iconic mid-century modern display, including a Plycraft chair, left, and dresser, greets shoppers at Retroda Past & Present.

With more restaurants and bars coming in, Retro Row on East 4th Street in Long Beach attracts even more shoppers and diners.

Friends Cyrielle Guy, left, and Irma Case of Long Beach window shop at Past & Present: Retroda on the way to the Art Theatre.

Books, trophies and miscellaneous tchotchkes are among the more than 10,000 items for sale at Retroda Past & Present on East 4th Street in Long Beach.

A midcentury hide-upholstered arm chair, a midcentury dresser and a vintage quarter-sawn oak magazine stand at Trebor/Nevets.

Robert Murphy, co-owner of Trebor/Nevets, an upscale home and decor shop.

A 1960s era Danish planter(right) by Lois Knudsen is displayed amongst a mixture of old and new items at Trebor/Nevets.

“Love Is for All” pillows, part of the Trebor/Nevets private-label collection, are on display at the shop. The pillows are made of a mixture of vintage and new fabrics with reproduced photographs of couples.

West German pottery decorates a tabletop at Trebor/Nevets in Long Beach. A set of four Eames Eiffel Tower chairs by Herman Miller sit around the table.

Park’s Antiques and Moxi Roller Skate Shop are among the businesses populating Retro Row.

A colorful display of assorted bangles greets shoppers at inretrospect, one of the largest shops on East 4th Street on Retro Row in Long Beach. The shop carries a little bit of everything: clothing, records, housewares, furnishings, books, jewelry and mid-century styling.

Assorted wares on display at Inretrospect on Retro Row.

Swivel-bucket chairs and works by David Weidman, whose art graced the sets of “Mad Men” at Inretrospect.

Shiny Koike of East L.A. looks through a case at inretrospect, one of the largest shops on Retro Row. Clothing ranges from the 1950s to the 1990s.

Vintage jewelry mingles with new in a display at inretrospect in Long Beach.

Much of the clothing at Lil’ Devils Boutique on East 4th Street in Long Beach is made in California.

Lil’ Libros, bilingual books for babies, are among the items sold at Lil’ Devils Boutique on East 4th Street in Long Beach.

Lil’ Devils Boutique on East 4th Street in Long Beach sells children’s wear and gifts for ages newborn through 6.

Line cook Matthew Naujunas prepares meals at Restauration on East 4th Street in Long Beach.

Sneaky Tiki, one of many shops along Long Beach’s 4th street.

Restauration is among the shops Retro Row in Long Beach.

Edward Donald Miller, right in cowboy hat, passes the Art Theatre of Long Beach while walking along East 4th Street in Long Beach.