Port Townsend needs special recognition for having an apparel fabric store! Linens, silks,…read more Japanese cottons, and wools for a start. Most sewists have turned to online, but here you can touch and feel the fabric before you buy. Better value than online and no shipping (or waiting!). Lucky us!

This is my go to for most anything I need sewing. Thanks The selection of unique, gorgeous fabric…read moreis unparalleled. Ashley and her team are very helpful; somehow I always end up with something I didn't know I need, but love the result! I have taken several classes and gotten great advice when I needed it.

This place was so fun to check out! They have such a broad set of products that I am not even sure…read morehow to summarize them. Basically a gift for anyone in your entire life can be found here. Easy to spend a long or short time here-it's laid out in a really clear way and they keep products in categories that make sense. There is a room with stuff that is more for kids, a room of games and puzzles, etc. The woman working was lovely and helpful and did a great balance of assisting us and letting us browse. I definitely would have liked to see more of a local touch- I thought many of the items were things that could be found anywhere and would have loved to see more local makers and goods. The local maps were really cool and special.

This is my favorite store, as well as Tango Zulu across the street. Recently saw a sign saying the…read morebusiness was for sale; please don't change! It's my go-to store for unique and thoughtful gifts.

This place was great. The lady that was helping us there was especially nice and showed us great…read morepieces of jewelry. We bought quite a few pieces all with a reasonable price. The plants were my favorite thing and I spent a long time looking at them. I bought one and she packaged it nicely for me and I'll have it on a plane with me. She also showed us the candle scents and we picked up 4 packs and they smelled great. Highly recommend this jewelry/plant/incense/gemstone store. They have lots to look at. It also has many exotic plants all within a good price.

First timer today and the women at the register was lovely. Bought two rocks! Had a great…read moreexperience. Super large collection. It was awesome. Will be back for sure!

Galleries are so fun to explore- the various mediums and different artist perspectives, wildly…read moredifferent works. I love the whimsy in one of the ceramic artists & snagged a piece while I was visiting. Glass is a really popular art medium on the island & you will find remarkable pieces! Highly recommend exploring this gallery- find yourself some art to take home!

the gallery is easy to walk through and enjoy the artwork. every medium you can think ofread more

I love this shop, every time we visit I get another funny small tile to add to my collection. She…read moreshop owner is a dear soul and makes great conversation! There's always more new and fun things to look at in a tiny space.

This is just a tiny slip of a shop that sells authentic native American objects and art. They also…read morecarry offbeat products such as unusual beads, handmade moccasins, buffalo skin drums, and lots of other quality items. It's a sort of place that's fun and small enough to allow you to examine everything they have. To boot, the owners, Gary and his wife Hannah are wonderful people. If you have the time and you're there, when Gary is manning the store, he will share knowledge and history of the Lakota Tribe. I love going in here! Last time I purchased a Lakota warrior breast plate made by Gary himself. It's just beautiful.

My friend and I came here to look around while in downtown. We're both artists and love art…read more Met the artist, who was also acting as sales. Friendly and polite extrovert. There were many pieces up for sale on the walls, mostly large pieces and in sets such as triptychs. They were either nautical or of nature in general, such as landscapes. Acrylics on canvas, the art is bright and cheerful. We didn't purchase a piece, so no feedback on the purchasing process.

Amazing hand-dyed yarn, a very cozy feel with a welcoming staff. Their dogs are the sweetest and…read moreowners will let you pet them. Spinning wheels are also placed throughout the store with lessons offered. If you are into touring yarn shops in the area make sure to stop here.

This place is beautiful and the people are so friendly. I can tell they have a tightknit group! The…read moreyarn are artistically placed and with so many different fibers. I am writing a review cause I can't wait to go tomorrow!

Excellent cooperative art gallery! Lots of fine works that are well arranged and reasonably priced…read more(for art). Your choice of paintings, jewelry, sculpture, wood prints, photography, etc. The artist of the day was Phil and he was very knowledgeable and helpful. I came away with an interesting print (redacted photography by Tom Saknit) and a couple of nice cards by Stephanie Johnson.

I drifted through the Port Townsend Gallery on Monday. Bought a small vase for my PT house. It…read morelooks as stunning in the stairwell as it did in the garden shed at the back of the gallery. Nominally priced, handmade and one of a kind...like all of the art in this very fine waterfront cooperative. I try to go by the gallery three or four times a year. My visits are as much about chatting with the artists as they are about looking at (or purchasing) art. Each artist is in charge of the gallery for two days a month. So...let me tell you a bit about what I know. The PT Gallery is not voted number one gallery in town. That distinction would go to Gallery 9 which is at the other end of Water Street. But the Port Townsend Gallery *should* win an award for having the most varied art available for purchase...probably in all of Port Townsend. On this visit, I found some unique lifesized "people" made out of various types of cloth. Absolutely amazingly beautiful. Spoke with the "cashier" of the day, who makes wonderful silver chain jewelery. And is also the coordinator for the local food bank. Checked out various paintings. Had I extra cash, I would have bought several...although I'm gonna need to put up some more walls in my house if I keep coveting paintings! The "garden" was open despite the mildly bracing weather, so I went outside outside to have a look at new treasures there. And, tah-duhh...there was the stone carved vase I'd been looking for forever. Only, I didn't even know such a thing existed until the moment it caught my eye. Its now in my stairwell as I have mentioned. Enjoy the Gallery. Enjoy its artist-participants. And if you really want to experience the place, plan to pass through on an Art Walk evening. The first Saturday of the month...refreshments served at the Gallery on Art Walk evenings aren't shabby either.