Removable Wallpaper!…read more SITREP I was passing through, guiding on a shopping spree with my friend Jenner, and we popped in here to pick up some art pieces. THE SETUP As a stop for beautiful art, the novelty in this instance was the gorgeous *removable wallpaper*, something I have never encountered before. THE LOWDOWN Definitely worth stopping in to check out the wide variety of art and novel kinds mediums.

This place is the best. I've been a fan of Ghost Gallery since it used to be on Capitol Hill. The…read moreowner is wonderful. Here are some highlights: Fabulous art, cards, candles, tarot, and jewelry to buy. If you are looking for a gift (for someone else or yourself) and don't know what to buy, you can pre-order one of their curated boxes (or get a subscription for one). You won't be disappointed. Beautiful contents that are beautifully wrapped. I look forward to their mini art show each year, and they tend to feature various artists throughout the year. It is definitely worth stopping by.

I stopped by today just for a pick up order, but I've been shopping at KOBO for the past five…read moreyears, both the Capitol Hill and International District locations. KOBO Capitol Hill is tucked away at one end of Broadway on a cute little corner that's easy to miss if you're not looking. They have an AMAZING collection of local and international art, books, and other small finds that make it feel like a new experience every time you visit. They also have virtual art shows featuring new artists every month, offering them platform to show off new work in a time where it might not otherwise happen. Due to Covid, they've taken a lot of precautions for their customers and staff, which I really appreciate. Private shopping sessions can be booked online, and curbside pick up was a really smooth experience!

I love this place! It so cute and has so many great gift ideas! 100% going back for some gifts…read morelater this year

The Frye Art Museum, located in downtown Seattle, was found on Yelp. I did notice that people said…read morenot to have a car so we walked here from the hotel which is about a 20-minute walk. Some uphill walks but it was a nice walk actually. The museum is free which is nice you walk through and it is pretty much filled with many unique rooms, each with different pieces of art. It was pretty quiet but I do enjoy the placement of every piece. It's not a big museum so this probably won't take up so much time.

A Seattle gem, free admission and donations appreciated. Small enough to be comfortable and large…read moreenough to be always interesting. Permanent collection housed in a large room of very well hung various interesting paintings. Always new art collections in other smaller rooms. Excellent programs offered like Wednesday meditation and See You at the Movies. Staff is welcoming and knowledgeable. Highly recommend!

It's. Great local gallery- wonderful to work with ! Looking…read moreforward in working with the fishbowl more in the future Thank you

The Fishbowl is an amazing space for co creating with other artist and participating in workshops,…read morefigure drawing, open mic nights, community activities, and makers markets! It allows for local artists to grow and collaborate with one another. The Fishbowl is also the finding group for the Uptown artwalk. The space has been so welcoming and I love coming here to meet with other artists! I've made some great friends! I highly recommend checking out the space wether your looking for a studio or just looking to hang out with other artists!

A stand-out if only from the standpoint of its having anchored the local art scene for decades now…read more I always felt it was head over shoulders compared to its competitors. The high ceilings and spaciousness of its warehouse-style space contribute to a viewing experience unlike that of the galleries in Pioneer Square proper. Knowledgeable, friendly staff of three. The outdoor gallery on the second floor towards the back is outstanding, with its haunting brass (or copper) scupture by Will Roninson, set against a view of the steeply rising embankment/Firehouse/southern view towards King Street Stataion.

I had a really uncomfortable and disappointing experience here. I was simply filming content for…read moremyself when a woman approached me claiming I couldn't film because "they were in the video." The reality is they were extremely far away from my camera, and nowhere near being visible in the shot. On top of that, I was questioned about shoplifting while I was just minding my business with a small side bag. It felt like I was being singled out and profiled for no reason. The interaction came across as very passive-aggressive and honestly felt like racial harassment. No one should feel watched or accused while just existing and creating content peacefully. This experience made me feel unwelcome and uncomfortable, and I hope management takes situations like this more seriously in the future.

Had my daughter's Bachelorette Party there. Good DJ, fun safe place and love the display of local…read moreartists works. The owner takes care to make sure everyone is safe and having a great time. Love that she's so connected with the community as well. Definitely will go back and highly recommend!

I love the idea of this place. Art and alcohol! They cater to local artists, which is lovely. They…read morealso have quite eclectic offerings, both in the visual and audio areas. I've seen a huge stuffed bear with crepe paper blood, light installations, things that move, things that make noise... That being said, alcohol and art can also offer a new set of challenges. I've been in groups that were sternly reprimanded for "getting too close" to displays. Without barriers and when the displays are right in the middle of the room, I think this widely varies from person to person. Yelling at patrons isn't ever a good idea. I hustled out of there pretty fast after that experience.

Roland was awesome. Amazing information and guidance and really sweet all around. Will return.read more

Very cool spot for kimono, kimono accessories and other related kimono items. I got some obiage and…read moreObijime. It's a cool vibe which makes you feel like you're in an another world.

I visited the Henry Art Gallery with a friend last month as part of her birthday celebration and it…read morewas a great experience. We had lunch at Ba Bar at U-Village then came to the gallery to walk off our lunch and take in a lot of interesting, diverse art. The gallery now offers FREE admission to everyone (thanks in part to 4Culture), whereas before it was only free to UW students, faculty, and staff. What I like about the Henry is the curation. They always have intriguing and interesting exhibits that are grouped well and have just enough art pieces for you to see and take in without getting overwhelmed. The space is clean, well lit, and pretty minimalist. Also like that they have a cute little cafe, City Grind, with both indoor and outdoor seating. On this visit, we were impressed by the exhibit by Diné artist Eric-Paul Riege (b. 1994, New Mexico). Riege's tactile sculptures of jewelry and other objects were HUGE and a cool sight to behold. A sign said that some sculptures could be touched gently which I fully took advantage of because these giant soft sculptures just called out to be touched. It's a terrific exhibit and is showing until October 25, 2026. Go see it while you can!

It's cool, but even though the museum spans three floors, it's really small and there aren't many…read moreexhibits. It didn't help that one of the four exhibit spaces was in transition, either. Good job. Good effort. I expected more.

This little shop was so much fun to browse. There were so many things that I would have loved to…read morehave brought home with me to San Francisco, but as a chronic overpacker, I really didn't have room. Lucky for me that they have an online store that will ship to me! There were art prints that I loved, and a book series by Nolen Lee that I am ordering soon. Great shop worth a visit!

I love Handmade Showroom! I make it a point to stop here every time I'm in Seattle and I always…read morefind a gift for someone here and my cats always get a little something. They have a great cat/dog toy section! The store features art and goods from local artists and there's so much cute stuff. I can easily spend 15-20 minutes perusing all the goods. I found the employees to be lovely whenever I visited. They sometimes would tell me about an artist if I'm looking at their wares and I love hearing more detail about things but I never felt pressure to buy anything.  Also they sell anything under the sun here from jewelry to vases to clothes to things for kids and babies. Great variety. I found a random darling egg sticker for my friend who loves eggs and my friend found these cool mushroom magnets for her sister who loves mushrooms. See, this store is amazing!  Pacific Place is a shell of its former self. A lot of the stores have closed and it seems like most people who do come here are coming to eat at Din Tai Fung or HaiDiLao but if you're in this mall make sure to stop by the 3rd floor and check it out! Highly recommend it! There's something for everyone. Also can be a fun way to while away some time if you're waiting for your seat in the above restaurants.  Also I just learned they have a website  https://thehandmadeshowroom.com/ so apparently I don't have to be in Seattle to shop their goods! Free shipping on orders over $50.