This new gallery in Manzanita had a soft opening in May and is now up and running for the summer…read moreseason. It is a lovely collection of upscale art, home decor, and plants. Located on the main street in town close to the beach, I've added it to my must visit locations while in town. I still give the cozy confines of Finnesterre the top spot, but nice to have another option.

Cove is the absolute GEM of Manzanita!! Gorgeous local artists' work, beautiful Japanese garden…read moretools, the most exquisite selection of unique plants, a beautiful little kitchen area with beautiful linens and more--heaven! The owner has the most incredible eye for curation and she has new things to see each time I visit. Just incredible, not to be missed!!

I was grabbing some fish and chips across the street when Wild Coast Goods caught my eye. So glad…read moreit did, as this is an excellent boutique that my friends and I certainly enjoyed browsing. This shop has a great aesthetic, clearly relating to their coastal location, but also modern and clean enough to be right at home on any of the main shopping drags back in Portland. It has a varied inventory, and I found myself impressed with some of the art, a number of gorgeous reclaimed-wood serving platters, and great fragrances (both in candles and sprays). They had a nice selection of plants, and for the holidays were selling some really lovely wreaths. I highly recommend giving this shop a browse. And let's not forget Gus, the shop dog. I was a dummy and forgot to snap a pic. But let me tell you this, he's a VERY good boy.

Sweet little boutique across the street from an old timey pinball place across the street. Lots of…read morelocally made goods. I picked up a sweet little dyed silk scarf for me, some small artwork reflecting the Oregon Coast, local stickers and other odds and ends. Check it out!

I purchased a piece from Pamela Chipman prior to the start of the Hook, Pulp and Weave December…read moreshow. Pamela assured me that the piece would be marked Not For Sale and I agreed to pickup in January. Imogen Gallery sold the piece. Untrustworthy gallery and would not support either the artist or the gallery in the future, since it's hard to know who is at fault.

Beautiful gallery! Not to be missed on any shopping trip in Astoria. Incredibly well curated and…read morefresh!

It's been a minute since I actually walked around Cannon Beach and popped into the shops. I'm so…read moreglad I "discovered" this gallery - the art was almost all very much to my liking so I feasted my eyes on the beautiful and interesting works including wood cuts, paintings and sculptures. The staff member working during my visit was available and also gave me plenty of space to just drink it all in. I look forward to returning and expect that I might find something new for my collection soon.

I had a wonderful experience at the modern art gallery. Taylor, one of the employees, was so…read morefriendly and kind. She shared great information about each artist and their pieces of work. The prices are really fair and they take great care in packaging; our art arrived home perfectly. I love this gallery and look forward to stopping in next time we are at Cannon Beach.

If you ever go to the Oregon Coast, you need to check out Pacific City Gallery in Pacific City,…read moreOregon. My husband and I took a trip to the Oregon coast for a little vaca. Pacific City is BEAUTIFUL! We went to several little towns checking out the lighthouses and little shops. About the gallery: The people that work here are super nice and the owner is VERY informative. We loved the artists they had in the gallery like and purchased a Rose Perez seascape. In addition to wall art, they also have glass balls, wood carvings, pottery, jewelry and textiles. The prices are also appropriate and not outrageously overpriced. I will post some photos when I get the images uploaded but I thought I would mention it. Note: Make sure you call to check on their hours. Since it is winter they are only open Thursday thru Sunday (I was told this was pretty common for the coast). Lastly, I wanted to reiterate that Pacific City's beach is beautiful with Chief Rock and the flat sandy beach. There is a huge area along the beach that is almost untouched because it is part of a national park Bob Straub Park. You can park your car and walk thru the grass to the beach. Keep walking (South) and you end up where the ocean meets the river. We saw some seals swimming around. Also, if you head (North) during low tide you can also check out the sea urchins and muscles that line the rocks.

Very welcoming gallery with a great variety of artworks in all mediums.read more

I love this store! Was at the beach last week, and like I always do I purchased one of the Dorla…read moreRose prints. I live in Idaho however, I collect her prints and they are grouped on the wall n my hallway. During my growing up years, we spent a lot of time in Seaside during the summer and although it's changed it's still precious to be down there. The people in the store are most helpful. This last trip I was assisted by the owner of this store who was bringing in stock and, like always, the service is great. When I arrived home I realized I already had one of the prints I purchased. I'll give Oregon Gallery a call to find out what I can do. I do have a suggestion for the artist; why not give some thought to a Christmas scene and also a 4th of July scene? I do remember being in Seaside during the 60, 70, 80 decades and the 4th was a huge celebration. Hope to be back to Seaside soon.

What a lovely gallery. We were walking down to the beach at sunset when we came upon this store…read more The store was closed at the time but we lingered at the front because of the adorable prints they have on display. One particular print stood out so much that we made a point to come back the next day despite our tight schedule. The lady in the store was very attentive and answered all my questions about the Dorla Rose framed print we eventually purchased. She carefully wrapped it in brown paper and protected the glass with cardboard and even placed hanging wire on the back. While she prepared our purchase, we browsed the gallery and found some gorgeous photographs of the Oregon coast, cute and kitschy dog posters, vintage biking prints, and quality handcrafted glass and ceramic souvenir items. I'm so glad we made time to come back so I can have a beautiful and peaceful reminder of our Seaside trip.

I loved this place. So many things to look at! It's not just a gallery, but they also sell jewelry,…read moreartwork, and other little goodies. The place is very eclectic. I ended up buying 3 pairs of earrings that were all space-related. They were so unique and one that you are not going to find at other store. When you are in Seaside, be sure to stop by and take a look around. The owner (I think she was the owner) was sweet and loved talking to us. Well, I think she did. ;)

This was our favorite art gallery that we visited on our recent stay in Seaside. It features a wide…read morerange of pieces from a variety of NW Oregon artists. We especially liked the broken plate mosaic pieces, and the credit card mosaics. We were not there to purchase this time, but if we are in the market for unique artwork, we will definitely be back.

What a wonderful selection of different art by talented artists. I loved the range of styles and…read moremediums. As a bonus, there was art at many price points, from well under $100 to over $5k. This is a large, open space with high walls that does a great job of showcasing its art.

If you love art galleries and you're anywhere close to Astoria, this is a must see. It's a large…read morespace filled with a wide variety of art in different mediums. Many of the artists are from Oregon, but not all. I only wish I lived closer so I could visit it more often. These are a couple of the interesting pieces I found the last time I visited. Highly Recommended!!!

I recently attended a gallery opening that featured a number of local artists- two painters and a…read moredisplay of ceramic lidded containers made by a variety of potters. It was an enormously fun event in this sweet coastal community and provided a warming and inspiring blast of art on a dark wintery afternoon. Highly recommend checking their website for open gallery hours if you are in town. The art surprised and delighted us.