Such a cute little spot to check out if you're passing through Eureka! John was very polite and…read morewelcoming the second me and my friend stepped into his studio. His art is so life-like!! I couldn't leave the studio without picking up a few goodies :)

From the owner: Artist studio is now open to the public! Blown glass art, fine art sculptures, glass starfish,…read morelighting, marbles, octopus, ocean glass, custom glass, pendant lighting, and more.

The Sanctuary is such a unique place to visit! I just went to their recurring Ambient Cafe cafe…read moreevent, held the 4th Tuesday of the month from 10 am - 2 pm. Musicians play in a big, comfortable space decorated with very interesting art, antiques and seemingly random objects that make you smile. You can read, write, work on your own crafting projects or simply watch the musicians. There are tables and chairs by the big windows where you can spread out, and comfortable seats facing the musicians. There were delicious scones (sweet or savory), fresh coffee drinks and a self-service tea station. You can drop in at any time, and payment is all on the honor/donation system, with no concrete pricing posted. It's a surreal space where you can really relax and get creative! It looks like they have several recurring monthly events and host art exhibits & musical performancee, all listed on their website.

Went to a see a band play here recently. Great space that is peaceful and with a wonderful…read morecommunity vibe to it. Shoes off at the door which I did not expect but made it feel like being at somebody's house. Very cool and unique.

Like the only place in town that repairs utilitarian glass work. There are several "glass blowers"…read morein the area but only one (that I could find) who will repair or attempt to repair damaged or broken glass, pyrex pieces. A recent mishap with a friend, using a very expensive piece of glass of mine, left me shaking my head and wondering how in the hell I was gonna get this thing fixed... after a few phone calls to other shops in the area and a call to a friend who is a glass blower / the one recommended over and again was Jason at Glass House. I called to see about getting a quote for the repair, and the gentleman who answered said yes they could most likely fix it and to bring it by. I took my glass project in that afternoon and just as quoted earlier dropped my broken piece off with them for said repair. The price quoted was cheap by comparison to replacement. They are busy and it takes a few weeks to get your project back but I am in line and hope to have my repaired fixture back in a few weeks and will update with a final evaluation of the repair. 4 Stars - the only repair game in town 00718

A young man named Dimitri at this shop helped me fix a big problem today. Big to me, not to him. In…read morea minute, literally, he fixed it and I was on my way. He was very friendly and very knowledgeable--incredibly helpful. The shop itself is lovely, big and clean and full of every interesting thing. Five Stars and then some.

This has been my favorite place to get beads for a long time, and i lament that they no longer are…read moredoing bead shows. The extensive selection always provided the exact match for what I was looking for plus a lot more. Charlotte and the rest are always very helpful and accommodating--i always appreciated that.

I have enjoyed my beading journey only because of The Garden of Beadin. I worked at the Trees…read morebefore I was bit by a tick and ended up very sick. I'm grateful for everything about The Garden of Beadin and thankful that I can rely on this one of a kind store. I highly recommend to everyone crafters hobbiest or if you need that perfect mothers day gift

The Highland Art Center is nestled in the historic downtown area of Weaverville California. It was…read moreonce an old home which was converted to an art gallery. It features lovely art pieces from local artists and has lovely grounds to stroll about. I would recommend this little place to anyone coming through the Trinity County area.

Beautiful little gallery in a historic home in a charming historic town. Some world class art on…read moredisplay. Lots of local color as well as excellent service from staff. Grab an apple from the indigenous apple tree out front on the pretty garden walk. The whole experience is very Mark Twain and simply not to be missed if you find yourself on the 299. Break up your drive. Take a relaxed walk through the gallery. You might just find an inquisitor treasure awaits you. I know I did! Too busy enjoying myself to remember to take any photos. Next time! I know I'll be going back soon.

Artisan Alley is a little section of Ferndale with several memory and dedication stones…read more Often they use the space for Santa meet and greets or booster club hot chocolate sales and while we were there for the tree lighting they area sold warm drinks and treats for the local high school sports teams. It's a cute place to stop and sit for a few moments or for the locals to use as a meeting spot!

Great spot for the younger kiddos to burn off some energy. We flew into town and stopped here for…read more2-3 hours and let the kids get that energy out. While there are "infant" areas, I'd say that this place is ideal for the 2 years through kindergarten crowd. Grocery shopping area, water play, baby doll area, gardening area...and it's not too big. It's definitely worth the $5/pp admission. The gift shop has some great M&D items but all have been there awhile as you can see the fading from the sun (and overpriced compared to what you can buy on AMZN). 5 stars for a great kids museum in a small town.

If you're going to close the business down but not list that on the website that's a little silly…read moreespecially with the gas prices. Drove here from Arcata just to see a small sign on door saying closed for certain days. Checked the website before hand and said open.