Super cute and aesthetic curated collection of household / home /kitchen goods. there's everything…read morefrom linens to candles and solid oak wood stools. bought a nice broom made in germany from this shop. the natural lighting in this store is gorgeous lol. lots of fun selections! it's connected to a gallery which was uneventful but the shop itself is fun.

Great art gallery and design store. Showing local artist. We always enjoy a visit. Right in…read moredowntown Mount Vernon. Highly recommend.

Outstanding gallery! Rare and wonderful collections. I truly miss your website. I have moved…read moreacross the country and no longer have access to the gallery. I wish the gallery still offered a website to order beautiful and unique items!

I always make a point in stopping in here when I am in La Conner. They carry a large variety of…read morehigh quality items. Art (paintings, pottery, sculpture, glass, etc.) jewelry, clothing, you name it. Good for something for yourself and great for gift shopping. Same owners for about forty years and they are helpful and informative.

Really beautiful gallery with tons of original art. The owners are really skilled and friendly. Be…read moresure to check out the postcards they made of their own cardboard giant heads in the tulip fields!

This little artists' owned store is a real treasure. Such fine works of art here. Many are…read morecreated by the partners that own the shop. One has been dabbling in an interesting form of animals created with a sewing machine. The other makes beautiful work out of free things like cardboard (among his many other creations). There are many things to discover in this little gem. Books galore! Jewelry! Ambiance!

Beautiful quality vintage & antique items, found pieces here I couldn't even locate online! It's…read morethe real deal. I visit about once a year or whenever visiting Coupeville from Seattle. Knowledgeable owner was quick to answer questions and assist me, just ask her!

Jan's store in Coupeville has the most gorgeous Japanese traditional attire and casual wear, hand…read moremade beauties like potteries, purses and arts and crafts. She also carries antique and vintage Japanese furniture. The fabric and clothing items are imported from Japan. I caught sight of the rack of the vintage silk Haori (outer jacket over the kimono) and immediately fell in love. All of them are beautiful and one of a kind, with patterned silk lining inside and colored threads and stamped metallic on the black silk outside. Jan helped me picked out the right one, explained how I should style it. After I traveled back home and realized the Haori misses the two small tie backs and emailed her, Jan has graciously sent them via mail! Visit the store, Jan will immerse you with her knowledge, passion and care!

I walked into Gallery 9 today and was set on buying some jewelry. The woman working there was on…read morethe phone, having a loud talk about the POS and training and speaking rather unkindly about an absent coworker. When I let her know that I had planned on buying jewelry, she informed me that I should have interrupted her phone call. I told her I didn't think I should have had to do that. "I'm doing BUSINESS!" Was her reply, and then, "BYEEEE!" She alienated a local who wanted to purchase local art. I won't be walking through the doors of Gallery 9 again. Sadly this is how local artists are being represented on a beautiful Sunday afternoon in PT.

We come by with each visit to Port Townsend. The are is every changing And we have picked up a few…read morepieces over the years including this visit. They carry a wide variety of art and tastes!

A bunny drew me inside! Amazing place!!! Eye candy!!! I love this shop so much. Such a fabulous…read morefind. The owner's husband, Alan (who is so sweet and adorable) credited her with all the fabulous finds there. (And I have to give him so much credit too. She was not on the premises, and he was just wonderful, helpful and kind.) The "jewels" here to experience (prints, trinkets, tchotchkes, lovely scarves and wraps, jewelry and more) are just fabulous, as is the layout that just keeps your eyes turning on such wonders from so many artists. Everywhere I looked I saw incredible finds. Glass wonders with jellyfish. Beautiful Ayala Bar jewelry (my favorite jewelry artist). Gorgeous pottery from south of the border. As I first stated, I was "called" in from some lovely outdoor sculptures outside as I was walking the pier and found a majestic bunny, whom I've named "Two Moons Rabbit" and who now graces my outdoor space. Lovely place!!! Just lovely...and Alan even gifted me a little soap!

My wife and I were visiting my sister in Mt. Vernon, WA, and we took a day trip to LaConnor. Our…read morefirst stop was Two Moons Gallery. The items were wonderful, and the clerks were very helpful and friendly. My wife spotted some earrings she really liked, but she felt they were a little out of our price range, so she decided not to get them. After she walked away, I asked the clerk, "Did she like them?" "Definitely," replied the clerk. So, it being the holidays and all, I said, "Ring 'em up." The clerk quickly and slyly (my wife was still in the store) took care of the sale, and I was able to surprise my wife later with the beautiful earrings. We had a wonderful experience, so I highly recommend if you're ever in LaConnor, WA, stop in Two Moons Gallery.

Exactly the kind of small town charming museum worth stopping in during a visit to La Conner. I…read morepicked up a mini sewing kit from the gift shop, a perfect addition to my travel kit. Enjoyed the museum and then walked across the street to enjoy the view from the butterfly garden.

I am so sad that I had to run in and run out! I probably could've spent a week there! Giant store…read morewith lots of options for Quilt Holics!

This is an adorable art supply store but it also has an informal studio space and a nice little…read moregarden/koi pond in the back. It also has a couple of tables and a rack of art supplies that people can freely use. This is a lovely, inviting, and cozy spot!

I wasn't planning to visit an art store today or even Coupeville, but my friend offered to meet for…read morelunch and I ended up with the only parking spot left on Front street.. right in front of Meet Market. I was intrigued by the "hang out & make art" sign in the window and decided to stop by after lunch. As I walked in, I was immediately welcomed by The Decemberists' sweet musical embrace. One of my favorite bands playing? How did they know! And it just ended up being the sweetest little art shop. Queer-friendly (and queer-owned, I found after googling later on!) with local art for purchase and a wide variety of art supply mediums. I wish I'd had more time to check out the studio/"maker art" side of the shop, because it looked wonderful. I will absolutely make a special trip over the next time I'm passing through Whidbey.