Excellent cooperative art gallery! Lots of fine works that are well arranged and reasonably priced…read more(for art). Your choice of paintings, jewelry, sculpture, wood prints, photography, etc. The artist of the day was Phil and he was very knowledgeable and helpful. I came away with an interesting print (redacted photography by Tom Saknit) and a couple of nice cards by Stephanie Johnson.

I drifted through the Port Townsend Gallery on Monday. Bought a small vase for my PT house. It…read morelooks as stunning in the stairwell as it did in the garden shed at the back of the gallery. Nominally priced, handmade and one of a kind...like all of the art in this very fine waterfront cooperative. I try to go by the gallery three or four times a year. My visits are as much about chatting with the artists as they are about looking at (or purchasing) art. Each artist is in charge of the gallery for two days a month. So...let me tell you a bit about what I know. The PT Gallery is not voted number one gallery in town. That distinction would go to Gallery 9 which is at the other end of Water Street. But the Port Townsend Gallery *should* win an award for having the most varied art available for purchase...probably in all of Port Townsend. On this visit, I found some unique lifesized "people" made out of various types of cloth. Absolutely amazingly beautiful. Spoke with the "cashier" of the day, who makes wonderful silver chain jewelery. And is also the coordinator for the local food bank. Checked out various paintings. Had I extra cash, I would have bought several...although I'm gonna need to put up some more walls in my house if I keep coveting paintings! The "garden" was open despite the mildly bracing weather, so I went outside outside to have a look at new treasures there. And, tah-duhh...there was the stone carved vase I'd been looking for forever. Only, I didn't even know such a thing existed until the moment it caught my eye. Its now in my stairwell as I have mentioned. Enjoy the Gallery. Enjoy its artist-participants. And if you really want to experience the place, plan to pass through on an Art Walk evening. The first Saturday of the month...refreshments served at the Gallery on Art Walk evenings aren't shabby either.

I love beautiful things- vibrant colors, graceful shapes, artistic treasures! You will find all of…read morethat and more! The colors beckon you inside- glass catching the light and enticing you! We were greeted and helped during our visit- so many treasures to see! I loved all the local arts, the different mediums. Glass, furniture, pottery, jewelry, textiles and more. Definitely a good stop, I look forward to future visits!

I love this gallery and the gentleman managing the place was helpful, nice and friendly. I was…read morelooking for some hand-blown glass for my garden and found some really nice ones at this gallery. I walked away with 4 beautiful pieces and copper stakes to go with them. The gallery has lovely art from paintings to sculptures to hand-blown glass to even printed blank cards. Don't miss out on the garden next to the gallery where they feature glass and metal sculptures.

I need to first say that the pieces in this gallery are some of the most intricate glassworks I…read morehave ever seen in person. Chihuly is a huge, well known glass artist- but the glass art here was mesmerizing. The caning- the delicate spiraling or colors. Everything was priced exactly as it should be for the skill and dedication to the art form- the discipline. This entire gallery impressed me so much. I bought a beautiful pair of earrings & wished for one of the bigger pieces!

Lovely glass art gallery in Langley on Whidbey Island Washington. I recommend anyone that looks ves…read moreglass art to go there.

I walked into Gallery 9 today and was set on buying some jewelry. The woman working there was on…read morethe phone, having a loud talk about the POS and training and speaking rather unkindly about an absent coworker. When I let her know that I had planned on buying jewelry, she informed me that I should have interrupted her phone call. I told her I didn't think I should have had to do that. "I'm doing BUSINESS!" Was her reply, and then, "BYEEEE!" She alienated a local who wanted to purchase local art. I won't be walking through the doors of Gallery 9 again. Sadly this is how local artists are being represented on a beautiful Sunday afternoon in PT.

We come by with each visit to Port Townsend. The are is every changing And we have picked up a few…read morepieces over the years including this visit. They carry a wide variety of art and tastes!

This is an adorable art supply store but it also has an informal studio space and a nice little…read moregarden/koi pond in the back. It also has a couple of tables and a rack of art supplies that people can freely use. This is a lovely, inviting, and cozy spot!

I wasn't planning to visit an art store today or even Coupeville, but my friend offered to meet for…read morelunch and I ended up with the only parking spot left on Front street.. right in front of Meet Market. I was intrigued by the "hang out & make art" sign in the window and decided to stop by after lunch. As I walked in, I was immediately welcomed by The Decemberists' sweet musical embrace. One of my favorite bands playing? How did they know! And it just ended up being the sweetest little art shop. Queer-friendly (and queer-owned, I found after googling later on!) with local art for purchase and a wide variety of art supply mediums. I wish I'd had more time to check out the studio/"maker art" side of the shop, because it looked wonderful. I will absolutely make a special trip over the next time I'm passing through Whidbey.

My friend and I came here to look around while in downtown. We're both artists and love art…read more Met the artist, who was also acting as sales. Friendly and polite extrovert. There were many pieces up for sale on the walls, mostly large pieces and in sets such as triptychs. They were either nautical or of nature in general, such as landscapes. Acrylics on canvas, the art is bright and cheerful. We didn't purchase a piece, so no feedback on the purchasing process.

Amazing family friendly activity to do in a town starved of things to do. The shop is cute and has…read morea great selection. Love the shop dog.

Very welcoming atmosphere and wonderful owners. They have a wide variety of colors and vessels to…read morepaint on. A wonderful activity for a party or even a solo outting. I highly recommend supporting this small busines!

Walking into Alma on Whidbey Island felt like finding a hidden treasure trove. The moment I stepped…read moreinside, I could tell this was more than just a store, it's a carefully curated space built to slow you down and celebrate simple, mindful living. From non-toxic children's toys to hand-picked vintage pieces, every item felt intentional, beautiful, and made to last. Yes, it's on the pricier side, but the quality and thoughtfulness behind each piece more than justify. A true investment in timeless, sustainable treasures. Berty and Diane have created a place where visitors and locals alike can pause, explore, and find pieces that feel as if they were made just for you. If you value sustainable, beautiful, and meaningful goods, Alma is an absolute must-visit.

Alma is sooo lovely in Langley! I love the aesthetic. Every piece is chosen with intention.read more