This gallery has artists work from the area and had some interesting assemblage art on display very…read morebroad art types including jewelry pieces I liked it. Owner or cashier is very nice and helpful to me I will probably be back.

This is a wonderful gallery along HWY 1 in Ft. Bragg. The local artists who display their work are…read morecreative and engaging. We had commissioned a beautiful necklace by Margaret. It was utterly amazing. Recently viewed some incredible and provocative paintings by Rebecca. The artists are always welcoming and informative regarding their artistry. It's a gem of a gallery. If you are ever in Ft. Bragg, stop in. Worth the visit.

The gallery has a nice assortment of art and Sterling, silver jewelry, Margaret, the proprietor is…read moreknowledgeable and friendly.

I had such a fun experience at last month's First Friday. I had the pleasure of talking to the…read moreowner and subsequently purchased a beautiful earring and necklace set. The gallery featured several other artists and I highly recommend stopping by on your next trip to Fort Bragg!

I attended First Friday in April visiting about 5 Fort Bragg Galleries. Althought all were…read moreinteresting and displayed well-crafted, beautiful art, Partners Gallery is my standout favorite. It is small but displays a wide variety of art venues from paper construction, photography, painting, natural objects, jewelry and more. The executions are exciting, different and intriguing. Staff are friendly and generous with their time. It was a very postive experience.

On our tour of Fort Bragg galleries, we stopped by the Partners Gallery. There were some very nice…read morepieces, in particular some done in papier mache, and one very nice work that involved paint and what appeared to be a very old and dilapidated window, with panes in various states of well-being. We had a nice conversation with the partner in the gallery about her art and about other things artistic, and enjoyed the visit very much.

Met two artists while stopping by to purchase some local artists' work. What a wonderful way to…read moresupport local artists & their creativity.

I have visited this gallery twice and each time purchased beautiful and unique art for my home…read more It's sunny and beautifully set up to showcase a variety of artists who work in many different materials-metal, paint, ceramics and photography. It is always staffed by one of the artists whose work is displayed in the gallery. No hard sell-just education, service and a smile. Definitely visit this gallery for fabulous art when you're in Mendocino. It feels good to support a co-op too.

A gallery housing fabulous paintings, glasswork, woodwork, furniture, jewelry, jewelry boxes, and…read moremore. It's a great place to browse and relax and appreciate fine works on a lazy day coastside. If I had to choose I'd say I preferred Highlight Gallery to Panache; the stuff Highlight showcases is far more contemporary, eclectic, and elegantly clean. Panache seems to favor a mix of artwork that is much more traditional, homey, and rustic - honestly a lot of stuff seemed dated. At Highlight there were at least a dozen things I wanted to purchase and take home, whereas at Panache I didn't really feel any pangs of desire. I enjoyed browsing and relaxing in both galleries, however.

If you believe in "dog-friendly" over all else, this is the place for you. But parents of human…read morechildren beware, this shopkeeper hates your kids. In a recent first visit, I was just forming an impression that the merchandise lacked artistic subtlety when a strange scene unfolded. My wife and I watched in amazement as the salesperson (I presume the shop owner) badgered a customer who had left her dog and her husband outside, to bring the DOG into the store. The polite customer made repeated protests about problems with the size of the dog, its huge waging tail, its colon problems, etc., to which the saleswoman replied that she would pay for anything the dog broke. She went on to press her case by saying that it was CHILDREN she likes to keep out of the store, not dogs. She loudly confided just how she hated it when people had the audacity to bring their kids into her shop full of breakables. At this point, my wife and I walked out in disgust. Our children are now grown, but we spent many happy years and lots of dollars in Mendocino galleries, children in tow. If you are similarly encumbered, choose another shop.

My friend and I went to the open art studio workshop this past weekend and it was SO amazing. Shane…read more(the owner and artist) is such an amazing teacher who explained to us the process of cyanotype, showed us the ones he's created and even helped us create our own. I wish I took more photos of his workshop or a video of the process. I was so immersed that I didn't think about it until after. I got a print Shane made (Mendocino is for Merfolk) and got to take home a print I made of the inn I'm staying at. If you ever find yourself in Fort Bragg and want to take home an amazing souvenir, I cannot recommend this place enough. Shane has an insane pre-made collection so no need to make your own if you aren't in the mood. Check out the hours of his open art studio workshop! If you find yourself at the building during those hours but the lights seem to be off and no one is there, make sure to look at the Cyan Art Studio poster in the window. The entrance is around the corner and in the back. The studio's logo is on the door you should enter. We were unsure we were going the right way but lo and behold--the most amazing experience I've had in Fort Bragg to date. Thank you SO much Shane for such incredible memories!

Creative juices are flowing here! Fort Bragg is lucky to…read morehave a place such as this. Check out their displays at CV Starr Center. Visit their site in town.

If you are looking for great art work by some of the special needs artist, then this is your place…read more Stop by and, meet and great the artist as they are waiting for a new friend to stop by. I love this business. This is where Mike of #MoneyMikeChallenge got his start.

I had a good, quiet time in this small museum. You could easily do the museum and shop in 10mins,…read morebut if you love history and science, you can be there a whole hour or more watching the videos and starring at the sea glass. It's got an old business feel, and I appreciated it. You can tell the captain puts in a lot of effort to keep the shop original. The captain stayed after hours to allow me to take my time. Thank was sweet!

Cool shop, a nice display, and an alarmingly very grumpy old man. We bought one item and promptly…read moreheaded out. Worth a stop if you are a fan of sea glass, but not if you expect a friendly reception. Grumpy old man may do better hiring a person capable of being friendly.