Amazing food, customer service and beautiful art work! Tamara is amazing and so is her business!…read moreIt continues to grow and change here all of the time!

The different types are art all in one spot was amazing! The staff members were all very welcoming…read moreas was the Winemaker and Som from Rivers Edge Winery.

I popped in here with my friend while we were window shopping. It has some beautiful artwork from…read moretalented local artists. The prices are definitely higher than I would expect but I'm also not in the art world. The employee at the desk greeted us and was very sweet. We took our time browsing and looking at all of the different kinds of art they had in all different mediums. We didn't get anything but still enjoyed visiting. There is street parking with some lots nearby. There's also a public restroom across the street, but nothing in the store itself. This place is worth a stop if you enjoy locally made art!

Lovely art gallery with local artists' work covering the walls, in cases, available to touch and…read morefeel. Lots of whimsical/steampunk/repurposed jewelry pieces along with silk scarves, paintings, sculptures. Very unique art. As stated in the description, this is a co-op of about 24 artists that own the gallery. The space is not cluttered so it gives you a chance to browse each item slowly and not get distracted by the next pretty piece in a hurry. Prices are also very reasonable.

Ordered a large swivel earring holder back in 2005. 21 years later, the earring holder looks like…read moreit's brand new.m and I've been using it since I got it. Highly recommend this company! Great quality.

Amazing woodworking art displayed by multiple artists. Really special pieces and lots of variety. I…read moreloved the giant vases the most. Jim Hodson and Lee Fisher are two featured artists.

This is a gallery just off 101 and worth a stop. The wood work is amazing! The artist is right…read morethere on site to talk to and what great art work he has. From carved pens that oil like feathers to a huge eagle. Such detail!! Check it out

Dan's carvings are the best I have ever seen, and I have seen a lot in my 77 years. Call me a…read morewanderer because I've been in every state and lived in many of them, plus visited a few other countries and lived in both Germany and France. So I have seen a lot of wood carvings and just have never seen anything better at the size he works in. Have I put my money where my mouth is? Yes - I own six of his carvings, display them in my house and enjoy them over and over again. Dan is truly a great artist. If you like wood carvings at all you will be very pleased with anything you buy from him. Allen H.

The Art Of Life shop in Coos Bay is a great shop full of all kinds of home decor and gifts. Molly,…read morethe owner has many local artists that have some of their artwork there. Great gift ideas and nice chat with the owner. So check out The Art Of Life, you won't be disappointed!

From the owner: Art of Life offers fine art, jewelry, and unique creations made by local artists living in Coos…read moreCounty and throughout the Pacific Northwest. We also have women's and children's clothing made in the USA.

Janelle Brady is delight, is very knowledgeable and sells a variety of different kinds of quality…read moreartwork. We bought 4 pieces.

Stopped in to this beautiful shop and loved everything in there. The glass floats and photography…read moreis unique and gorgeous. The owner is so sweet and a pleasure to talk with. I was traveling and she carefully packaged all of my items. A must stop and see gallery if you're passing through Florence.

A wonderful collection of art from regional artists. I found a little painting to add to my…read moregrowing kitchen gallery here. While in Yachats, check out the Sunday farmer's market, and have a bite at the fabulous Drift Inn.

An amazing gallery in an unexpected location with a fabulous array of fine art and craft. Not to be…read moremissed if you are in the area.

The greatest art gallery in Bandon and in my opinion Florence and south. I have been coming in for…read moreyears but opted to buy something a beautiful bowl with chopsticks and two gorgeous coffee steins or mugs. When I got home on Monday I noticed they were different sizes. The crazy thing was the lady wrapping them didn't even notice. The comments down below stating customer service needed or the workers not paying attention is half true. The lady wrapping and running the register let me down. The lady who helped us pick out the mugs was actually very sweet. The place is a gem and will come back but now i have a tall and short mug. I'm slightly disappointed

Employee spent more time on her phone texting. I really…read morewanted to get something. Had it picked out and the employee on Sunday 7/28 in the am was so busy on her phone she did not see me and walked away while I was walking to the front counter. So that blue/green Sand dollar did not come home with me.

I stumbled across this gallery space while looking for the coffee shop housed inside the same…read morewarehouse. What an unexpected delight! I never got to see the former location mentioned in other reviews, but this warehouse space seems to work well for the large scale sculptures it houses. I couldn't quite grasp what I was seeing at first, but it soon dawns on you that you're looking at carefully assembled plastic debris that takes on a life of its own as a large sea creature. And that debris has been pulled from the ocean. It's a powerful statement as you marvel at these cheerfully colorful creatures. This is a collective of artists, and a very talented one at that. It's amazing to think so many hands work together to bring these cohesive works to life. You can tell it's a real labor of love. There's some nice info boards and literature that lay out their mission, as well as an opportunity to donate money if you choose to do so...they also have a website. These big sculptures actually tour around to raise awareness about ocean pollution. Also, the coffee place inside was very good!

Amazing art that teaches about the problems plastics cause in the environment…read more They have moved to the Bandon Fisheries Warehouse on First Street less than a half mile from the old location