What a fun way to spend the morning! We made nightlights out of glass...fun experience for the…read moreboys and us as well. We made reservations ahead of time and everything was laid out and waiting for us. If you want a fun family experience to remember your trip to Bandon, don't miss stopping in and making something. The displays of finished work is worth the stop as well. Can't wait to come back. Thank you so much!!

Mini golf meets carnival booths in a battle to win, so much fun!!!…read more The aim is to steal rings/points from the other players once everyone has taken their first contraption shot. Everyone puts at the same time hoping to make your putt while others miss so the give you a ring/point from their stash. At the end, your rings/points are totaled and you use them for a snack/drink. We played 2 people, next time we'll bring mire. We laughed and made fools of ourselves, worth a stop!!!

Game was fun, owner was super nice. This was our very first time in this area and my husband…read morereally, really wanted to go here after reading about it on yelp. We were not disappointed. Thanks for a great time!

A new and very large animated vertical neon sign has just been put in. On January 19th, 2024, it…read moregot lit up and does it ever look fantastic! This neon sign is full of detail that changes so if you are out at night and the sign is on, take a moment or two to watch the sign do its tricks. This may very well be the nicest neon sign on the entire Oregon coast!

Went here the other night to see a High School play. The theater is old, but in great shape. We sat…read morein the upper section, front row, so our view was decent. The seats were somewhat comfortable for the 3 hours we were there. It ended up getting a bit hot though. When you are leaving the place, the bottom floor double doors, use them. Everyone was funneling out of the main single door and the staff never thought of telling people the double doors were acceptable to use. They just watched as everyone tried to slowly shuffle out. The most disappointing part was the other patrons. Rude, loud, and just inconsiderate of others and their spaces. I know that can't be helped and that doesn't factor into the rating.

This theatre brings back so many memories for me. I grew up in the area, and I've been lucky…read moreenough to see many movies at the Egyptian. I haven't been back to the area in 20 years, and I heard the theatre was closed down and unrepairable. The statement unrepairable just means expensive. The Egyptian is a beautiful historic theatre, and if you are lucky enough to able to step into it's historic lobby and get a popcorn, soda and to see a movie then you are truly experiencing something very special that most new theatres just can't provide. Support the Egyptian, and enjoy your memories!!!

I love myself some old architecture and history. And the Egyptian theater has a long history of…read moreentertaining the masses through the century. Now we went to see the CIRCUS OF HORROR, which was mediocre entertainment. I don't know, I wasn't expecting a lot but I was certainly expecting more than they delivered. But that is nothing to do with the theater itself. We just went and saw a free showing of FERDINAND which was absolutely delightful. Sponsored by the Hispanic Allies partner.They providedfree snack popcorn, candy and a drink as well as gifted books, coloring items and a raffle. What a great community event. The theater is run on volunteers from the community and it's really just a wonderful place. I look forward to more fun events being hosted here. Free parking across the street as well as street parking. If you haven't visited, it's worth checking out. Pick your event today :)

I stumbled across this gallery space while looking for the coffee shop housed inside the same…read morewarehouse. What an unexpected delight! I never got to see the former location mentioned in other reviews, but this warehouse space seems to work well for the large scale sculptures it houses. I couldn't quite grasp what I was seeing at first, but it soon dawns on you that you're looking at carefully assembled plastic debris that takes on a life of its own as a large sea creature. And that debris has been pulled from the ocean. It's a powerful statement as you marvel at these cheerfully colorful creatures. This is a collective of artists, and a very talented one at that. It's amazing to think so many hands work together to bring these cohesive works to life. You can tell it's a real labor of love. There's some nice info boards and literature that lay out their mission, as well as an opportunity to donate money if you choose to do so...they also have a website. These big sculptures actually tour around to raise awareness about ocean pollution. Also, the coffee place inside was very good!

Amazing art that teaches about the problems plastics cause in the environment…read more They have moved to the Bandon Fisheries Warehouse on First Street less than a half mile from the old location