Artworks sharing the love for the natural beauty of the Oregon Coast. Prices range from $6 cards…read moreto $800 large for unique and original creative art. The space is well lit and a pleasure to visit no matter the weather!

Primarily a group of elite, retired hobby artists playing store. Initially a collective, the…read moregovernance has drifted into a select committee with a cozy favoritism. While a few talented artists remain, much of the work is high end gift shop caliber.That may change next board vote best to check before investing in the increased fees to join.

When in pacific city this gallery is real cool…read more They have a lot of good art and some nice items also.

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This gallery has art from a large group of artists, so it has a very eclectic look…read more I chose to be included because John is very supportive of emerging artists and is passionate about art. He has been in the business for many years and his expertise is evident in his own work as well as those he curates.

I drove all the way from Astoria Oregon to McMinnville (100+ miles) to see the gallery and John…read moreStromme's work.It was worth every mile. His work was markedly varied but each piece stood on it's own, drawing the viewer in to its space.He has a lovely balance of playful and gravitas. He uses light in a fashion that makes you see ordinary things in a new way. He is confident in his own voice in such a way that he allows himself freedom to play.He eagerly look forward to the new pieces that he has yet to imagine.

We have visited Freed Gallery a couple of times. It's what I would call a small, neighborhood feel…read moregallery. It's very laid back and relaxed for being an art gallery. I really like the style. It's not pushy sales people like you find in Carmel and other coastal towns. I wasn't swept into a room and offered champagne. The sales staff allows you to walk around and view without harassment. At one point we were asked if we would like to take a picture of some art we like. Some Fine Arts Museums have changed their policies and now allow photography in parts of their permanent collections. However, they typically ban all photography in special exhibitions, which are often the main reason people are visiting. Galleries are trying to sell art so typically pictures would be ban. I appreciated the gesture. We practiced the best self-control we possibly could however after falling in love with this picture the first visit we had to purchase the second visit. Dreams of Ancients Acrylic on canvas By dusanka kralj We made an offer that we thought was reasonable. The manager at the gallery contacted the artist and before we could get back to Portland our offer was accepted. It was simple and easy. We arranged a pickup date instead of having it delivered. I would recommend stopping in if you're in the area. You never know what piece might catch your attention.

We spent a rainy morning here and enjoyed it very much. The art ranges from traditional to more…read moreinnovative. I especially enjoyed the metal art. I would stop here again when I visit the coast.

The Lincoln City Cultural Center is clearly a community effort that succeeds in bringing local…read moreartists and admirers together. We loved seeing so much beautiful work in this space and if you want to purchase art, we found the prices to be very reasonable. If we lived locally, we would definitely take advantage of the classes and visit often to see the various displays.

I loved this place! We were only in town for a weekend but enjoyed a great yoga class w Britt (…read moreonly $10 for drop in w mat) and browsed the cute gift shop, art gallery & traveler info brochures. Sunday farmers market was lovely and I wish I could've bought more foods ( couldn't due to luggage restrictions) but we did buy a beautiful glass float w display stand as a gift.

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!!

Beautiful nature and ocean paintings, with prints on cards, magnets and mugs. Justin is a super…read morenice guy too, involved in animal rescue projects. Stop in and check it out. =)

My favorite boutique gallery. You feel at home the minute you step into the gallery and you are…read moregreeted by one of the artists who is either one of the owners or an associate. Love it all! The art, jewelry, Gourds, Vintage clothing, scarves, ceramics, clocks. A destination in McMinnville, it will not disappoint!

This is an artist-owned gallery, opened in 2005, that represents more than 70 local artists. There…read moreis a wonderful diversity of high quality work. The featured show and general display walls change every month, with an evening Opening Reception on the 3rd Saturday of every month during McMinnville's Art and Wine Walk.