This couple are the nicest people ever that own this shop!…read moreThey are a delight to talk with and knowledgeable about all gem stones and crystals .

We were intrigued by this sweet little shop! She has an assortment of gifts, including air plants!…read more But the unexpected items we found were raccoon and fox penis bones! They can be ground up and used for spells, but they are interesting whole. I resisted the urge to blurt out "THAT'S why they are called boners!". The proprietress is delightful! Stop in and see what a nice selection of items she has. We found some incense we liked. You might find something cool too! The penis bones will have to be my next visit!

Awesome coastal store. Lots of different and unique items for sale. They have some really cool…read morelarger size wind chimes. We were interested in the different 3-D maps they had of local waterways.

They did not have any Chocolate Starfishes. I was very disappointed upon walking in there.read more

This is a smaller market, and definitely more crafts and other goods as compared to produce or…read morefood, but it is still fun. There is a surprising amount of parking. Everyone is friendly and how cool is it to visit a farmers market right off highway 101?! We stopped by around 2pm and it was fairly busy, but not too crowded, though it was an hour or so before the end. We saw cool geodes, foraged mushrooms, a cute lil' bakery, a produce seller with fresh strawberries and peaches, creative art prints, and a vegan food truck among other vendors. It takes place on Sundays and if you are spending some time on the beach, you might as well see what treasures you can procure at the farmer's market, too!

Went this past weekend. More crafters than farmers but some really nice stuff. Good parking and…read moregreat to see market staff were enforcing mask protocols

What a wonderful quilt shop. Everyone was so helpful and delightful to work with. The diversity of…read morefabrics and patterns are amazing. I love to visit here when ever we come to depot bay!

Was a great place. Unfortunately, their website says permanently closed…read more They used to participate in the row by row experience. So sad this great small business is no longer there

Interesting story. I saw a rope jellyfish at a tap house and kinda liked it but it was kinda plain…read more Then I stumbled across Gypsea Weaver gallery at pirates plunder and found the real deal. Turns out that was a copycat I had seen earlier. I'm going to hang my jellyfish near my pool. They are so creative and interesting looking. I'm also loving sustainable artists who recycle materials into something unique and beautiful. The pirate galleries are hidden behind the store fronts and looks like a Hollywood set! Great find and super cool. Mine was $75. Go get one!

From the owner: Rebecca Hooper's Gypsea Weaver Stuido reimagines retired fishing ropes and nets into art.read more

There is a sign proudly displayed along highway 18, enticing tourists to visit and "dine, shop,…read morestay," in Willamina. It has frequently been the source of a good chuckle for my husband and myself, as Willamina is not exactly what you'd call a tourist town. It is comprised of a single hotel, three restaurants, and as far a shopping goes? Well, up until recently I would have told you a thrift store and small-town stand-by Dollar General were your only options. Alas, I would have been wrong as this itty bitty town affords a most charming shopping experience in the form of Willamina Merchants! They tout half locally made goods and crafts, half vintage treasures, plus annuals, perennials, and houseplants as seasonally available. Oh, lots of wine and cider, too! This is truly the sort of store that you never know what you'll find, thus I end up here at least once a month if not more. A couple of my favorite finds? A hand-thrown mushroom mug, planters with small crystal wands attached, charcoal tooth powder, Albatross razors and blades, framed vintage embroidery, Missionary chocolates, a chicken oil painting, Jacobsen salts, 1950's party dresses, and stained-glass ornaments. Parking is only available on the street, but as this is Willamina, that will pose no trouble unless it is Independence Day (y'all, they don't mess around when it comes to the Fourth 'round these parts!). Employees (who are actually makers that take turns running the store - so cool!) are always helpful and friendly, and prices are excellent. Come support local artisans and see what treasures you can discover!

I adore this shop. We try to go in every couple of weeks or so, our eyes always on the lookout for…read moreour next treasure. Got my eyes in something now in fact! And, they have the absolutely BEST coffee. Dark and strong with no bitterness or acidity. It is all we now drink.

Such a beautiful store full of display after display of wonderful crafty items! The owner and her…read morestaff were fabulous and very attentive- The class area is spacious and well equipped with all the things. I cannot wait to come back for another visit.

These folks are so helpful. They will help you choose the supplies you need to create your vision…read more They also have some fun classes to help you build your skills.

Quaint store with a lot to offer. Michelle was so nice and very helpful! She didn't rush me while…read moretrying to pick out fabric and even brought several other selections for my consideration. Together I think we put together amazing choice for for Great-grandson's baby quilt

From the owner: We specialize in Organic Fabrics. We carry Birch, Monaluna and Cloud9 Organics along with a wide…read morevariety of Majestic Batiks

What a unique and beautiful shop full of treasures from local artists. The jewelry featured a lot…read moreof beach and animal themes in unique stones. My daughters hit this store every time we pass thorugh and I can spend a while appreciating the pieces. Call me simple, but we also enjoy their souvenir section!

I was in the store last week while we were passing through Depoe Bay, I Purchased a couple items,…read morebut there was some thing there I didn't buy, and would like to purchase and see if they can ship it to me, unfortunately, the phone does not seem to be in service and I also tried to send an email and have gotten no response. If anyone has another form of contact for the owner of the store, I would appreciate it. Thank you.