I always love walking into an art gallery, especially when the artists work in the gallery! I found…read moreso many great treasures here and settled on my purchase; I was chatting up the gentleman behind the counter and he was the local painter- he gestured to many of the paintings throughout the gallery- all of which were gorgeous works of art! I love the variety of mediums and artists, prices range from affordable all the way up to fine art pricing based on what it was. Some items you could pick up and really look at and some you were afraid to breathe on, lol. I greatly appreciated the diverse works.

Yes, I'm one of the artists of Penn Cove Gallery. 28 Whidbey artists own and operate the gallery,…read moreso any time you visit you'll interact with and artist and an owner. We offer a wide variety of art in a range of prices. Because we own the gallery, prices are well below what you'd otherwise pay. The gallery is open every day of the year except Christmas, New Year's Day and Thanksgiving.

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.

Discovered this place while googling directions to a nearby bakery. Seemed like a place I wanted to…read morevisit. A gorgeous little trail sprinkled with gorgeous sculptures. I only took photos of half the sculptures I saw, because I wanted to enjoy the moment. But trust me it's really cool! Around each corner of the clean trail is a new eye catching sight. Sculptures at ground level. And hanging in tree. The parking lot is small and only one way out and in. SYOY!

An unusual sculpture garden and trail combined into one…read more I enjoyed the walk and the artwork along the trail. The trees, ferns and green growing things along the path were all so beautiful. Seeing the artwork and easy link to via the QR codes to the biography of the artist made it all the more interesting. It is a 40 minute bicycle ride the Ferry land to/from Port Townsend. Easy trip by car.

This was one of the highlights of our trips! Our daughter loves alpacas and the owner spent over an…read morehour with us letting her meet them. We loved learning about these adorable animals and getting to have such a wonderful day! It also was very easy to make an appointment, we just emailed in advance and scheduled a time - there wasn't a fee but we would have gladly paid one, but we just bought some goodies from the shop instead. Such a gem!

We loved stopping by here, totally by chance. The alpacas are super cute, even in the rain, and the…read morestore is filled with cute items for sale. Speaking of for sale, three of the alpacas were available and it was hard to leave without them.

I recently took a wet felting class with Janet King. It was all that I could have hoped for. Janet…read moreis an amazing artist and was a wonderful teacher. The school was very helpful in helping with accomodation and travel info. Whitby Island is so beautiful, and the town of Coupeville a delight. Cant wait to go back.

I took a nuno felting class here two summers ago and loved it! We had double tables and plenty of…read moreroom to work in addition to large sinks, a drier and outside clothes lines. We could work safely in to the evening. I'm registered for another class this coming summer and look forward to visiting Coupeville again! It's a wonderful town.

Our experience was scary. The man behind the counter was frightening rude & became angry when we…read moreinquired about the business & building for sale sign posted.

Just stumbled in and "ARR there be treasures there." Nautical, fishing, period unique items that…read moredeliight. Coupeville and other Whidby towns are full of museums and this store has museum quality items every direction one looks. Some of the items have backstories or beg the imagination to envision one. I went home with a bamboo rod at a price much less than ebay.

This is such a cute store! They have lots yarn but they also have some other things like felt and…read moreaccessories that you can use for other crafts. The person at the desk was very friendly. We felt very welcome. I think the prices are pretty average for what you are getting. Most of the things I saw in here were high quality. So you are going to pay for that, but it's worth it.

Very nice lady, helped me find some stuff and talked to my partner and i as we looked around! Good…read moreselection, I found some tiny yarn bundles that are super cute and she gave me some info when I asked! Super pretty shop, definitely expensiver from what I saw but okay prices esp from a small business! Super cute, thank you!!

If you are wandering through the historic streets of Coupeville, The Crow's Roost is an absolute…read moremust-visit. Tucked away near the waterfront, this boutique is much more than a gift shop; it is a carefully curated gallery of stories, craftsmanship, and local charm. Whether you are looking for a meaningful keepsake or a high-quality gift, here is why The Crow's Roost stands out: The shop specializes in items that feel personal and intentional. You won't find generic souvenirs here. Instead, the space is filled with: * Artisan Jewelry: Featuring popular lines like Scout Curated Wears and pieces from local Pacific Northwest artists. * Ethical & Fair Trade Goods: Stunning Beyond Borders Haitian metalwork and other fair-trade items that support global artisans. * Practical Luxury: They carry the sought-after Sockwell compression socks and high-end home goods that blend function with style. The vibe inside is warm, inviting, and surprisingly spacious. The layout allows you to linger and explore the "edibles, art, and accessories" without feeling rushed. One of the best perks is their complimentary gift packaging. They turn every purchase into a beautiful presentation, saving you a trip to the stationery store. Situated at 902 NW Grace St, the shop is right in the heart of the historic district. It's the perfect stop after a meal at the nearby Oystercatcher or a pastry from Little Red Hen Bakery. Its location within Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve makes the walk to the shop just as beautiful as the items inside.

I loved the merchandise selections available and the staff was super friendly and fun.read more

This shop is absolutely beautiful such adorable things in here. Everything is sooo cute. The lady…read morein the front is so polite and mind. I got a couple of small things from here I couldn't resist. Came to this island for vacation and came across this shop. Def recommend it

A funny thing happened while I was shopping in this cute gift shop, it dawned on me that Coupeville…read morewas the home to where the movie Practical Magic was filmed! I, ironically enough, had watched the movie on the flight across the country to the PNW! I was wandering the shop and saw numerous Practical Magic movie items, like sweatshirts, mugs, stickers and more! I snagged a couple of decals- one with a salt shaker, a rosemary sprig, lavender bunch & a heart to celebrate the quote from the movie- Always throw spilled salt over your left shoulder, Keep rosemary by your garden gate, Plant lavender for luck, And fall in love whenever you can. I saw the sticker and recited the quote in my head while continuing around the store. The lady at the register confirmed my suspicion & the same building I was in had been the bath shop for Sally's character! I walked outside and saw the small, downtown street in a completely new way. I was enchanted even more!

Best tucked away shop on the island! Everyone should stop by and see The Purple Bench! Friendly…read moreatmosphere, fantastic finds and great prices! You never know what you will find, so check back often.

From the owner: A cute antique cottage and garden shop in Oak Harbor tucked beyond the trees. We have a unique…read morecollection of vintage furniture, art, lighting, Quilts by Susan, linens, pottery, china, glass, garden art and more. Take a walk thru the gardens, enjoy the interesting fountains, fresh cut flowers (seasonal) and rhubarb. Look for "The Purple Bench" on the road.