The most eclectic block in Pomona features an 1885 cast iron storefront facade (the oldest in all of the Pomona Valley), a 1950's Thrifty's-Drugstore-turned-concert-hall, and a Frank Gehry-esque 2010 sculptural metal facade on the Acerogami Lounge building. The adaptive re-use of four historic buildings includes live/work lofts (carved out of the remnants of the Clark Hotel on the second floor of the Oxarart Building), retail boutiques, a restaurant, Acerogami cocktail lounge, and the Glass House Concert Hall, which opened in 1996 and laid the foundations for Pomona's well-known live music scene.