Nice little theater with an old school feel. Intimate, smallish screens with good sound. They offer…read moreboth independent and studio productions. Wednesday tickets are only $8. The popcorn sports real butter.

My favorite movie house in the area!…read more Small "art house" (most of the time) theater in the area, and one that shows current movies that aren't blockbusters. I have seen "I'm Still Here" "Black Bag" "Becoming Led Zeppelin" "September 5," and others here and constantly on the computer to see what's there. With two screens, real butter on the popcorn, and the sale of beer and wine, it's the best theatre I have found!

This is a great place to visit. Lots of really neat displays with a gift shop downstairs.read more

This is a cool little museum in a cool little town. It's a little on the smaller side, but it's got…read moresome cool history about the original founders. Upon walking to the entrance, you're greeted by a large anchor, a big motor and an amazing view of the water. A perfect place to snap some photos or just sit and take in the scenery. Entrance is pretty cheap: $4 for adults and $3 for children, seniors and students. Not too bad for a short educational experience, but be warned: It's cash only! Inside you'll see original pieces of the town and duplicated setups of the area's most popular spots like the hotel, ships, bedrooms, and more. They have signs at each spot for you to read and understand what you're looking at. I'd recommend checking it out if you've walked around the rest of Port Gamble. It just gives you a little bit more insight and sort of pieces everything together for you. The lady at the counter was great about providing some additional information if you needed any elaborations and even told us that they do paranormal tours during Halloween. More of a reason to come back, even though she hasn't experienced any hauntings herself. After the tour, they have a gift shop upstairs as well as a cafe. Just gives you another opportunity to fuel up and take in some of the sights. We came during a rainy day and the views were still great. When the sun is shining, I'm sure they are even better! Parking is a cinch. Plenty of free parking all over the area.

Really enjoyed an afternoon exploring the Suquamish Museum and learning about the history of the…read moreSuquamish tribe in this area. Be sure to check out the video and also the gift shop.

Worth a a visit for the deep history of the area, adds much needed context to the other historical…read moresites/ museums. Suggestion is to start in the conference room/auditorium for a video presentation, then the permanent display, and then the traveling display. We were lucky to see the weavings of Virginia Adams, and the permanent display helped us contextualize many of the names we had seen while exploring the area.

What an amazing experience! From the moment we got to the farm till the very end, it was a super…read moreenjoyable time. Steve our guide was so knowledgeable about the alpacas and llamas. We learned so much and he was very pleasant and just easy to be around. We got to have time with the alpacas and llamas as well as feed them "pellets". He has a nice little store also with items for sale such as scarves, hats, gloves, socks, yarn etc. (and no pressure to buy anything). I highly recommend a tour to learn all about the alpacas

Loved this place! The tour was informative. The dogs were super loveable. The alpacas were…read morecute. Was a nice place to escape from Seattle. The ferry and the drive were beautiful.

Love this cute little town! There is so much to see and do for a few hours. There are plenty of…read morerestaurants with a variety of food choices. Cool old historic buildings to see. A definite must stop is the General Store. It is huge inside with a cafe, museum, restrooms, ATM and tons of gifts. We thoroughly enjoyed walking around this town. We had lunch at Butcher & Baker Provisions, and it was excellent. Their cakes and cheesecakes are delicious! Highly recommend stopping here while in the area.

Port Gamble was not part of the original adventures, but after talking with Norma Jean at the…read morebotanical gardens, it had my curiosity peaking, historical old lumber port town and beaches... I was in! Upon arriving, seeing the beautiful old houses, a cute authentic general store, and amazing views of the sound, I couldn't wait to explore it further. Plenty of parking, I headed down to check out the beach, on the way seeing that during the summer season, there are kayak rentals (another reason to return) what made the beach interesting, besides a ton of seashells, was that it was adjacent to where the town in the old days had their dump and landfill, so over time, the old glass was finding its way onto the beach, Cool stuff! A little bit like the glass beach near Fort Bragg, Cali. Definitely enjoyed walking through the town, appreciating the buildings and houses and history. They have guest houses for rent, there was a wedding going on, so that's another venue available, lots of gift and art shops and a cute Tap House I'll review as well. A fun historical place with great views of the Sound to add to adventures in the area. God bless and Cheers!

I'll let the Google Local Guides and Elite Yelp Squad handle the easy metrics and standard…read more"housekeeping items." Guess that was a little on the nose, eh? Me? I'm here to review the things that actually matter during a hotel stay: * Bed size & comfort * Pillow game * Shower facilities * Towel game * Amenities that stand out Now then ... Jen and I sleep on a Queen bed at home, so every King-size hotel bed arrives with one simple promise: "This better be an upgrade." Thankfully, The Point Casino & Hotel delivers there. The pillow-top mattress absolutely carried its weight and made for a comfortable night's sleep. BUT. Why are we still doing square pillows in 2026? C'mon now, Point. Get it together. Decorative pillows are one thing, but these felt like geometry homework sitting on the bed. Now the shower game? Surprisingly strong. The rainfall-style shower was easily one of the standout features of the room. Ours even had the dual-head setup -- a standard shower head plus a lower horizontal shower head that can run simultaneously. It felt less like a hotel shower and more like I accidentally unlocked a spa side quest. Towel game? Respectable. Not luxury-resort fluffy, not sandpaper gym towels either. Solid middle-of-the-road performance. Amenities-wise, the room leaned modern: * Plenty of USB and power outlets exactly where you want them * Large TV * Comfortable lounge seating * Clean, updated feel throughout Now, for context, Jen and I were there for a grand total of 9.5 hours ... and roughly 8 of those were spent asleep. That means the hotel accomplished its primary mission successfully. One important note, however: this is an old-school casino that still offers both smoking and non-smoking areas. If you're sensitive or allergic to cigarette smoke, keep that in mind before booking. Unfortunately, my fiancée's allergies flared up pretty badly during our stay, so it's worth considering if smoke exposure is a concern for you. Final verdict: The Point Casino & Hotel understands comfort better than it understands pillow aesthetics. Strong shower game, solid bed comfort, modern amenities, and a room that did exactly what we needed it to do. Those square pillows, however, are committing hospitality crimes against sleep posture.

First off, I am not a a fan of hotels and not a big gambler. We stayed here for a golf tournament…read moreand the place was great and clean, I just don't sleep well when I hotels. I would go back if and when we have this tournament again, as it was fun to hang with buddies in the casino and it was great for watching World Cup games!

GalaxyDJs stood out in a list of Seattle's top-rated event DJ services. Her delightful…read morecommunication and face-to-face pre-planning made me feel relaxed and comfortable, knowing she understood our event demographic and music needs. She was truly invested in the success of our corporate event and even provided professional event lighting that enhanced our lounge. She did a superb job as an MC, following our guidelines while reading the crowd to adjust the natural flow. Book DJ Galaxy if you want a top-rated professional DJ in Seattle who brings that extra element to any corporate function or gala!!!

DJ Frenchie played our wedding at the end of May and I cannot speak highly enough about her…read moreservice. Not only is she professional, organized and feature great equipment (fun disco lights, speakers, up-lighting), but she was exactly the right balance of talent and personality to keep our guests engaged without being an overbearing emcee. She listened carefully to every wish and desire we gave her during our planning process and executed it all perfectly. The value received was more than we could have hoped for from any vendor, and we highly recommend DJ Frenchie without any hesitation!

Fun Frames Photo Booth was such a pleasure to work with. McKenzie was so easy to communicate with…read moreand made the planning process painless. Planning a wedding can be very stressful, but working with vendors that are friendly, prompt, and knowledgeable makes things 10x easier and much more enjoyable! So, thank you McKenzie for staying the entire night, and getting to know my lovely family:)

I took a chance and chose fun frames photo booth among so many other photo booth companies to work…read moremy wedding. I can't express how satisfied I was with them. Our guests were having so much fun taking photos. There was always a line. The ready to print photos were of great quality...you would look amazing in them no matter what. They have beautiful backdrops to choose from and they customize it to your event. They also provide  both signs and wearable photo props.   I would choose them again and refer them to any one. Thank you Mackenzie for the wonderful and fun experience!!!