Excellent cooperative art gallery! Lots of fine works that are well arranged and reasonably priced…read more(for art). Your choice of paintings, jewelry, sculpture, wood prints, photography, etc. The artist of the day was Phil and he was very knowledgeable and helpful. I came away with an interesting print (redacted photography by Tom Saknit) and a couple of nice cards by Stephanie Johnson.

I drifted through the Port Townsend Gallery on Monday. Bought a small vase for my PT house. It…read morelooks as stunning in the stairwell as it did in the garden shed at the back of the gallery. Nominally priced, handmade and one of a kind...like all of the art in this very fine waterfront cooperative. I try to go by the gallery three or four times a year. My visits are as much about chatting with the artists as they are about looking at (or purchasing) art. Each artist is in charge of the gallery for two days a month. So...let me tell you a bit about what I know. The PT Gallery is not voted number one gallery in town. That distinction would go to Gallery 9 which is at the other end of Water Street. But the Port Townsend Gallery *should* win an award for having the most varied art available for purchase...probably in all of Port Townsend. On this visit, I found some unique lifesized "people" made out of various types of cloth. Absolutely amazingly beautiful. Spoke with the "cashier" of the day, who makes wonderful silver chain jewelery. And is also the coordinator for the local food bank. Checked out various paintings. Had I extra cash, I would have bought several...although I'm gonna need to put up some more walls in my house if I keep coveting paintings! The "garden" was open despite the mildly bracing weather, so I went outside outside to have a look at new treasures there. And, tah-duhh...there was the stone carved vase I'd been looking for forever. Only, I didn't even know such a thing existed until the moment it caught my eye. Its now in my stairwell as I have mentioned. Enjoy the Gallery. Enjoy its artist-participants. And if you really want to experience the place, plan to pass through on an Art Walk evening. The first Saturday of the month...refreshments served at the Gallery on Art Walk evenings aren't shabby either.

I stumbled upon this sweet little gallery when I was doing some work from the next door coffee…read moreshop. Lucky for me, they had a quilting/textiles exhibition going on while I was there, so of course I couldn't resist. The space is small, but bright and with great lighting. I could see any number of types of art shows taking place here. Admission was free, though there was an opportunity to make a cash donation if so included. The docent on duty was not only super knowledgeable about the exhibit, but was a local who provided me many great tips about nearby eateries to enjoy while we were in town. Highly recommend stopping in here if you're an art fan and find yourself in Port Angeles.

I ordered a beautiful hummingbird mug from Northwest Native Expressions last week. The price was…read morereasonable and I was very surprised that shipping was free (a temporary promotion, I'm sure). My order arrived in just a week...exquisitely packaged with tissue paper and bubble wrap, inside and outside the box with the mug. My receipt even had a hand-written "thank you" on it! What a wonderful online shopping experience!

A great place to purchase both commercially produced and local artist made Native American artwork…read more Pieces and prices range from large to small to accommodate all budgets. I have made many purchases here which include Unique one of a kind dolls, wall décor, clothing and a large supply of greeting cards and other small trinkets for stocking stuffers for family and friends!

This is a unique art gallery with quite a selection of different media types used for expressionism…read moreand various other modalities. There are framed works, shelf displays, earrings, glass hangers, pottery, cards.... Then off in the back corner is an OP (Olympic Peninsula) section with a selection of their goods. There is such a wide variety here that it is quite the experience just touring through and seeing it all. If you're in the Wharf Mall area of the waterfront, this is definitely a detour worth taking to have a look.

I just spent some time looking around the One of a Kind Art Gallery at the Wharf. I managed to…read moreresist everything, but it was hard. The lady who helped me was very friendly and informative, and didn't try to unduly pressure me to buy anything. I wish I could have taken pictures, but, you know, it's art. You can't really take pictures. There were a lot of interesting things using recycled materials in addition to more traditional types of paintings and jewelry. The next time you're in downtown Port Angeles, stop by The Wharf and check it out. You're bound to find something you think is interesting.

I love this shop, every time we visit I get another funny small tile to add to my collection. She…read moreshop owner is a dear soul and makes great conversation! There's always more new and fun things to look at in a tiny space.

This is just a tiny slip of a shop that sells authentic native American objects and art. They also…read morecarry offbeat products such as unusual beads, handmade moccasins, buffalo skin drums, and lots of other quality items. It's a sort of place that's fun and small enough to allow you to examine everything they have. To boot, the owners, Gary and his wife Hannah are wonderful people. If you have the time and you're there, when Gary is manning the store, he will share knowledge and history of the Lakota Tribe. I love going in here! Last time I purchased a Lakota warrior breast plate made by Gary himself. It's just beautiful.

"Thanks for your interest in Simon Mace Gallery. Our retail location at 236 Taylor Street, Port…read moreTownsend, Washington, closed on Monday, May 29th after 5 1/2 art-filled, fun years. " Info on Simon Mace's website...sigh...but the owners have assured the community that other art-related ventures are being considered. So stay tuned...

An excellent serious art gallery. The owners make great use of the modest space, and at any given…read moretime generally feature two or three of the collection of artists they choose to represent. The lighting and display is excellent, and the work is always professional quality. The media and styles are diverse, but the art always has that something extra: humor, a different point of view, an unexpected angle that creates work to be enjoyed for the long term. Don't miss visiting Simon Mace (the Gallery and the dog :-) if you enjoy art.

A lovely place to visit and browse. The staff was helpful and friendly. Lots of interesting…read moreproducts were displayed. I purchased a Midtown Pouch that was 5" x 8" and it fit all of my backpacking plien air supplies (except my sketchbook, which will be easy to separately store in my backpack). I wish Marie had more of her work displayed on the walls. While in Port Townsend, look around. Lots of sketching opportunities.

Great selection, not overwhelming like most art stores, just a few of everything you needread more

It's a little off the beaten path, but worth the walk. House of the Faun had lots of great books…read moreand other gifts. It was peaceful inside and fun to wander around. Check it out!!!

Gorgeous and unique, a feast for the senses, a little shop with a big personality. I first noticed…read morethe window displays and wondered, what kind of place is this? An art gallery? A magic shop? A creative space? All of the above and also stationery, jewelry, accessories, art materials, books, and more. This shop is owned by two sisters and opened in November 2022. They host workshops in a small back room. There are so many lovely things to see. I can't wait to go back again. When I visited in October the windows were hung with marigold paper chains and mannequins dressed in vintage Halloween masks. It was an unexpected surprise on my day trip into town. I only came away with some hand dyed silk ribbons and washi tape, but so many fresh ideas as well.