Spend 2 to 3 hours here at the botanical garden, and experience a very beautiful and scenic walk…read morealong the coast. The walk through the garden makes you feel you're walking through different terrains of California - forresty area and seaside area. A lot to check out. You can also get some lunch here too. Parking can be challenging here.

One of our favorite places to visit on vacation. Dog…read morefriendly botanical gardens on acreage that extends to the Pacific coast. Cafe, gift shop, helpful dedicated staff. All kinds of gardens on display, lovingly maintained. Definitely on my top 10 places to visit In Northern California. The perfect getaway destination.

No idea this was smack in downtown Fort Bragg. Step in and check out the museum as it is not…read morepricey. The immersion short movies are fun to experience. The bones are real and amazing to see as well as the work they do. Time well spent and a nice break from shopping. However the gift shop has some nice local items to choose from

Unfortunately, I wanted to share feedback from a recent visit to the NOYO Center for Marine Science…read moreduring our trip to FB. After seeing a post on Instagram, we were excited to visit and planned our afternoon around arriving at 2:30 p.m. on a Friday. Although the posted hours were 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., we found the Center closed with a sign indicating it would reopen at 3:10 p.m. We waited, ordering a smoothie at a nearby shop and returned shortly after reopening. Upon entering, I noticed the "No food or drinks" sign. Wanting to respect that policy, I asked the staff member at the front desk if there was a trash can where I could dispose of my smoothie cup. Rather than directing me to a nearby receptacle, she instructed me to use a public trash can outside and then began lecturing me about single-use plastics after noticing my disposable cup. The interaction was abrupt, unsolicited, and delivered in a tone that felt dismissive rather than welcoming. After locating a public trash can several storefronts away, I returned hoping to put the interaction behind us. While we were browsing the front area, the same staff member went outside to address a family near the entrance. From inside the Center, her tone and gestures appeared more like a reprimand than a courteous request, creating an atmosphere that felt unwelcoming. When I approached the desk to purchase admission, I mentioned that I work for a large land conservation organization that restores habitats, builds trails, protects open space, and supports sustainable agriculture. I told her, "We're on the same team." I shared that not because I expected different treatment, but because it underscored an important point: every visitor deserves to be treated with courtesy and respect, regardless of their background or profession. Staff members are often the public face of an organization's mission, and the way they interact with visitors directly influences how that mission is perceived. This experience did not diminish our support for marine conservation or the important work your organization does. However, it did leave us with a negative impression of the Center and, unfortunately, reflected poorly on the organization as a whole. I hope this feedback is received in the constructive spirit in which it is intended, as I believe a welcoming visitor experience is essential to building lasting public support for your mission.

Was lucky enough to bump into this on my way to glass beach. So grateful I pulled over! They have…read moreEBT tokens with a "market match" program that gives you produce tokens for however much you put in up to a certain amount. So for $5 I got some amazing Tanzanian homemade chocolate from Tyyn Goch Forrest and some organic strawberries from a place I think is called wavelength farms? Pretty cute market, lots of bread and pastries (although none of the pastries are vegan) Definitely stop in if you've got the time!

On a recent trip to Fort Bragg, I went by the farmers market. This was a fantastic experience. Lots…read moreof specialty oils and vinegars, flowers, fresh, produce, pastries, breads, etc. I made the mistake of only bringing a small amount of cash, and definitely would've bought so much more if I had brought my credit card! It was such a joy to walk around and see all the beautiful booths and things for sale. Whether you live in Fort Bragg or are just visiting I would highly recommend making sure you don't miss the farmers market!

Please make sure to turn off the lights so the movie can be enjoyed. Went to the front desk the…read morefemale directed us to locate the manager( she should of done this) the manager wasnt located and the lights remained on the entire film... takes away the experience of watching a horror film in the theaters.

Love our little cinema in Fort Bragg! Very clean with affordable prices & comfortable seats.read more

Creative juices are flowing here! Fort Bragg is lucky to…read morehave a place such as this. Check out their displays at CV Starr Center. Visit their site in town.

If you are looking for great art work by some of the special needs artist, then this is your place…read more Stop by and, meet and great the artist as they are waiting for a new friend to stop by. I love this business. This is where Mike of #MoneyMikeChallenge got his start.

I had a good, quiet time in this small museum. You could easily do the museum and shop in 10mins,…read morebut if you love history and science, you can be there a whole hour or more watching the videos and starring at the sea glass. It's got an old business feel, and I appreciated it. You can tell the captain puts in a lot of effort to keep the shop original. The captain stayed after hours to allow me to take my time. Thank was sweet!

Great if you're interested in sea glass and all the different types. Lots of beautiful colors and…read morewhat makes them those colors. The museum is run by the all time expert on sea glass. According to the signs posted, they need donations to keep the museum free. The suggested donation for the museum is $2 for adults and $1 for students and seniors, a small price to pay for this interesting place.

This gallery has artists work from the area and had some interesting assemblage art on display very…read morebroad art types including jewelry pieces I liked it. Owner or cashier is very nice and helpful to me I will probably be back.

This is a wonderful gallery along HWY 1 in Ft. Bragg. The local artists who display their work are…read morecreative and engaging. We had commissioned a beautiful necklace by Margaret. It was utterly amazing. Recently viewed some incredible and provocative paintings by Rebecca. The artists are always welcoming and informative regarding their artistry. It's a gem of a gallery. If you are ever in Ft. Bragg, stop in. Worth the visit.

When looking for high end art, then here is your place. Not to far from world famous skunk train…read more #thepuddingcreektrestle

A small intimate gallery with original prints from the coast, the vineyards, places that Erin…read moreDertner has traveled. The artist and/or her husband, Tomas, take the time to walk you through your purchase of art & framing. Tomas even ran across the street for cocoa for my little girl while Erin and I (& my mom, the purchaser of my gift!), chose the best piece for my sitting area! The best gallery, (and there are literally teens of them on the coast), I've encountered on the coast. Can't wait to get my newest piece which is being matted and framed as I write this!

I've known Zoë for a year now and she have done several tarots for me during my time of difficulty…read more She's intuitive, kind, and patient, literally the best tarot reader you can ask for, not to mention the accuracy of the readings. She's known for the unique "let go & grow" reading set, and it honestly helped me so much to grow as a person and clear things up... if you are ever confused or lost, please go hit her up!!!! She's amazing!!!!

Zoë's tent/booth was really beautiful - I could feel the magic right away! I was hoping that she…read morewould offer clarity and wisdom when reading the cards, but she went above and beyond. The insights she read from the cards were relevant and applicable, and the cards themselves were beautiful and fun. The let go card and then the grow card way of reading really was relatable, and I felt like I could really take her insights and carry them with me on my journey. I will definitely ask her to read for me again.