Visited today. Wow so impressive! The fish, the flowers, the paper weights. Beautiful show room…read morewith the work studio open to view.

I love this amazing Gallery up the Columbia River in The Dalles Oregon. The drive alone is worth it…read moreyou passed by Multnomah Falls off the Columbia River Gorge which is a National Treasure. When you come up on to the gallery there's always plenty of items letter in the gallery that are for sale so you can actually walk in and buy right off the shelf. Or you can come in with your own idea and have them create it and bring it to fruition. Andy Nichols is a very thoughtful caring individual that brings his craft as high up as he can to make it something that is a memorable moment. He wants people to embrace the glass culture. In his early years it was a little bit of sacrifice to get into the point is that now but in his own words he says it was all worth it. If you look around as Gallery you'll understand that his heart is completely in this. Another great feature is that he has an incredible staff that teaches small to keep high quality in classes and you can go in and do your own glass projects under the supervision of the teachers. It's very safe they have several crucibles and kills that they use to produce the most incredible pieces you've ever seen. I highly recommend that you come in and arrange to have a glass blowing session with one of his instructors Britney was amazing. She assisted me and blowing up a 12 ounce drinking glass that had yellow bands running through it with blood red face. My girlfriend was able to create a special Christmas ornament for herself. Earlier one of the questions from the check in with is it a good place for kids. I would say no but then again it's a crazy kind of business where you see fire and glass and activity and things going on it could be interesting for kids to. I highly recommend it. Everything they do in the shop comes from their heart. And you can see it in the way that they treat people that come in through the door.

Everything was nice except gift shop worker…read more Everything was nice except the woman working the gift shop on 6/29 Monday at 2pm. I was super impressed with the displays. Felt like it justified the money we paid to get in. I saw this display highlighting this local woman who was one of the first female authors from the area. I was excited to check out the book and went to the gift shop to get it. Not there. I asked the woman working and she blew me off and walked away mid-conversation to go sit down again like it was a joke. I'd much rather support the museum than Amazon. Is anyone listening? Why wouldn't you carry this book?

Small museum but very informative and well kept. Great location if you are in the Dallas / Hood…read moreRiver area and well worth a stop.

Went to see George Noory! Great venue, the theatre is very comfortable and inviting. The staff is…read morealso very helpful and friendly. Also met the owner, very nice man and made us feel very welcomed. The theatre decor is posh, classy and trendy. Look forward to seeing more shows there! Sure hope the city of The Dalles supports this great hidden gem!

This place is extremely classy and beautiful. Food is good , cocktails good , the owners are…read morefantastic and personable. We love this place for concerts and events or just movie and dinner.

What a delight! The environment is hip, historic, pretty, inviting, and comfortable…read more Great light bites. Do the tasting flight... Buy a bottle and it's free. And join for even better deals. We were stopping in on Sunday afternoon so no crowd and just the server at the tasting bar, he was friendly and informative

Great overnight harvest host stay in my travel van and great wine and food…read more Friendly staff.

Great wine, excellent information, an unexpected treat!!! Thanks Takshita we will be back.read more

What a great find. When I heard $5 tastings I was skeptical. Don't let the nothing fancy tasting…read moreroom and the price deter you. The wines are great !! Did I mention for $5 you taste the entire menu? It was a hard decision on which wines to get, but got out of there with four. Will try to get back often !!

Located right on East 2nd Street, Manion Studios showcases art from local up and coming artists…read more They also have classes for aspiring artists. The shop has a variety of art displayed across several mediums, most framed. Antiques and collectibles are dispersed amongst the handmade items. In the back is the studio where they give classes; check their website for the schedule. I'm a big fan and supporter of art and always stop by studios and galleries to look at and appreciate the creativity. One never knows when a particular piece with "speak" to them and results in having to have it! While I didn't find anything this day, I enjoyed walking around the studio and looking at everything.

Lori -the most wonderful wine associate I've ever met in my life. She took us on a wine tour around…read morethe state with all different wines. If you buy a bottle you waive a tasting fee. We would be here every weekend if we lived here. We called and they didnt answer. Lori called back and was so wonderful on the phone, we had to stop in. Shes a complete asset to this place and a wonderful human being. The view from this place is also phenomenal. The hills and the vines are unbelievable

Excellent wine and customer service!! We enjoyed the wonderful location which only added to the…read moretasting. The service was knowledgeable and mindful.

Came here on a sunny Sunday to learn some history and it was a great experience. The docent in the…read moremain building was really friendly and gave us some history about the property and The Dalles. We walked around the house and enjoyed the architecture and the collections. Then we went across the yard and saw a bunch of old wagons and cars from the time period - the horse-drawn hearses were quite interesting, as was the electric car from 1902! Outside the building, my kids enjoyed petting the resident cat Midnight, who was mostly friendly. We then proceeded up the hill to see the Anderson homestead, which was also really cool to see. We probably spent just over an hour here and it was worth it.

It's amazing and the history is awe inspiring. We met Leslie and she is so knowledgeable about The…read moreDalles and the historical relevance of Fort Dalles. Thank you so much for explaining everything to us. The carriages were amazing. See you again, soon.