Had such a great experience at Kilnfolk taking their 2 hour intro to pottery wheel class. I…read moreappreciate all the information they send you ahead of the class - which they do go over in person. They have everything set up for you and they have aprons available but I definitely encourage you to bring clothes you don't mind getting dirty. The instructor was great - she goes over a step by step demo and then with the whole class the instructor goes over the steps again and you end up with a piece of your choice. I ended up having time to make 3 pieces in total. Highly recommend - very fun and a nice challenge!

I brought my daughters and nieces here for a Sunday afternoon something to do. We all had a great…read moretime and I personally feel like the price is appropriate for what you get. Myself included had 7 people. We all picked out a piece to paint. Shop provided the space, paints, brushes etc everything needed. Paid around $175.00 I thought that was pretty good. Includes them firing the pieces as well. This is definitely something we'll all do again!

We had the pleasure of visiting this new winery on their opening day, and it was such a wonderful…read moreexperience! The space itself is warm and welcoming, with a perfect balance of modern touches and cozy charm. Ben and Allison made us feel right at home, they're friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about what they're creating. You can tell a lot of care goes into the winemaking process. We joined their wine club, and can't wait to come back and watch them grow!

I sure enjoyed myself at Dovetail Cellars Friday evening. Painting Christmas ornaments was fun and…read moretheir Mourvèdre was outstanding!

Such an amazing experience with really caring owners. They accommodated our family and all our…read moreneeds- our 7 year old had the best time celebrating his grandpa's birthday and we all learned something. We will be back! Big thank you to the owners for bringing this amazing experience to our community.

Here for an interview, we sat outside and enjoyed the beautiful view, cool breeze with the warm…read moreheat and still able to be shaded. Their covered deck is exquisite. Hors d'oeuvres recommended being the charcuterie board and bread and butter plate. We also sampled a rosé and a Pinot Gris, not disappointed. Two of us took home the Pinot Noir without much pressure. Delicious. We had a set of wonderful servers that were both educational and courteous, Lindsay & Dietrich. Honestly, I stayed after my group exited to enjoy the deck, the view and possibly another glass of crisp Gris. .

Unfortunately, our experience was disappointing due to the customer service we received from Susie,…read morewho appeared to be either the restaurant manager or a member of the front-of-house team. From the beginning, her tone came across as unwelcoming and dismissive. While I understand that accommodating a large group can be challenging, it felt as though there was little effort made to help us or make us feel valued as guests. Even if accommodations weren't possible, a simple "We'll do our best" would have gone a long way. When we arrived for our reservation, we were immediately asked, "Are you going to eat?" which felt unnecessary and gave the impression that our business wasn't wanted. We were then told that the majority of our group needed to be present before we could be seated, despite having several people ready to sit down, order drinks, and begin spending money while waiting for the rest of our party to arrive. That said, I want to recognize our waitress, Morgan, was wonderful. She was patient with our orders, attentive without being intrusive, and gave our group the space to enjoy our conversations and time together. Morgan's service was a bright spot in an otherwise frustrating experience. Overall, the issue wasn't the policies themselves--it was the way they were communicated. Hospitality is about making guests feel welcome, and unfortunately, that was not our experience with the front-of-house management.

We used your service for a wine tour of the Williamette area of Oregon and thanks to your company…read moreand our awesome tour guide Daniel Johnson we had the best experience. Our guide was punctual and very knowledgeable of the area and the van was very comfortable. Will use this company again for a future trip

We did a day trip of hiking, sightseeing and wine tasting with Kieron. Can't recommend First Nature…read moremore highly enough. It was a fantastic day and very memorable. Felt like we were able to fit in so much in one day. Kieron is a wonderful, knowledgeable guide and an absolute pleasure to spend your day with.

Walked into this gallery with my dtr and friend. My dtr liked one of the paintings and asked to…read moretake a picture. The sales clerk proceeds to tell me that it's illegal to post their art online. Thank you for the legal advice. Next time I need a copyright lawyer, I know where to find one!

Aurora Gallery has framed several pieces for me over the years. They have a large (in some ways…read moreoverwhelmingly large) selection of frames in a variety of good-quality materials. They also have a nice selection of matte choices, should your work require it, and different types of glass, from common window glass to anti-UV, anti-reflective glass for maximum preservation and visibility. The staff are consistently friendly, helpful, and professional. They even throw in free picture hooks so you needn't rummage around or make a trip to the hardware store when you get your artwork home, which is a nice touch. Prices are not cheap, but then even cheap, junky frames are expensive and difficult to find nowadays, and the workmanship by Aurora is very good, and justifies the cost. They have also proven adept at framing some oddball pieces for me that are not normally considered "art," so don't be afraid to challenge them!

Amazing! Especially in this Covid season. I am visiting from out of state and happened upon this…read moregem of a wine shop! I will be back here every day while I am in town.

A PNW hidden gem - the pretense. The owner Pam is a Champagne and bubbles expert. Her shop is a…read morevery well hand picked selection of Portuguese Ports (a true port) and great value and high end wines. WOW to her nod to the Russian Valley!! She does regular tastings. What this place lacks in curb appeal is made up for with Pam's elegant and excellent pallet. Seriously a great wine and bubble tasting experience. I had a very tight budget and she made it work. Thank you Pam, I cant wait to play here again!!!!! Do yoursekf a favor and seek this place out.

Just did the private pool session to learn rolling and am thoroughly impressed. I was a little…read moreanxious going into it but Nate did an amazing job at keeping me comfortable while getting me to progress more than I thought would be possible in one session.

I took the Ridgefield Bachelor Island Circumnavigation Class…read more Overall, I would really give it 4/5 stars, but here I gave it 5 stars because I felt the 4 was really too subjective and I did not have enough objectivity to my reasoning. It was really a personal preference, as stated below. The instructor/guide, Peggy, was great! She was knowledgeable, helpful, funny, and catered the class to us (all 2 of us! well, 3 if you count my service dog!) What I got out of it? I got a lot of practice on my paddling. Peggy was great in making me learn my body the whats and whys of what I was doing wrong, which, is a much better way of learning than just being told. She guided me to the answer, but I still had to figure it out, which I did, and I now am more able to correct my own errors. Whenever there is a disabled person is a class, and one with a service dog, it can stress others out. Peggy handled it like a pro - as if she dealt with this all the time (and I know she doesn't!) It was welcoming and comforting to know how well we were going to be taken care of. So why did I give it 4 stars and not 5? Completely, 100%, subjective opinion. Boring. This is not a route I would take on my own, nor would I take the class again, mainly because there isn't a whole lot to see. For working on kayaking skills it's a 5/5. Making it an exciting adventure, a 4/5. This has nothing to do with the instructor (she did a great job, and I learned about the island, about wire dams, etc). It's more that it is just not something I would want to repeat. Would I recommend it? Yes! it is a great class after the beginner skills class, because you really have to work on all of the skills. Overall, Alder Creek has been great to work with and I can't wait for my next class (in 2 weeks!)