Between the awesome customer service and the fabulous variety of artisan gifts in this shop, I was…read morethere for a couple of hours my first time in! I ended up not only getting gifts for a few family and friends but also one or two for myself too :D Can't wait to get back to Sequim to see what's new on the shelves and to visit my new favorite carving family! Thanks for the hospitality and fun conversation Jennifer and Tia! xoxo

Music, amazing wines & delicious small plate appetizers. Fun & friendly crowd. The happening spot…read morein downtown Sequim. Reservations recommended but walk-ins welcome. David, the Wine maker/ owner, enjoys sharing his wine knowledge/ expertise. Italian wines made from Washington grapes. The Pinot Noir rivals Willamette Valley Pinots. Great friendly service. Diane, behind the bar / server, is a gem.

Award winning local wines, tasty charcuterie, live music...What more could you ask for?! The…read moreperfect cozy venue in downtown Sequim. Meet new friends, bring your friends and loved ones.

I went just to see "the boat" - a rowing shell made by George Pocock. He was the master builder of…read morerowing shells used decades ago by University of Washington crews. If you first learn about or read, "The Boys in the Boat: Nine Americans and Their Epic Quest for Gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics", Pocock's shell will have greater context. The book reveals an incredible story and "the boat" is exquisite! The exhibit also has a short video of footage from the 1936 Olympic race and other memorabilia of rower Joe Rantz (from Sequim). (The museum is small/limited, but it was worth it to see Pocock's shell and the Joe Rantz items. Hours and days are very limited, so check their website.)

Ari is Excellent with creative options for picture framing and respective of budget…read morelimitations.

Excelent service, friendly and selection is very good…read more The quality of the framing was very good, it seemed quite expensive but I have not framed anything in years so like everything it was more than anticipated. I would use them again without hesitation.

I have had a lot of documents printed there. All went well. Nice folks. I will be back.read more

From the owner: Our business offers notary and notary loan signing services. In additional to the sale of my…read moreoriginal art works and customized prints of my work. All fees and services are listed on my website at SammysPrints.com

This place is awesome. We came here really by chance. We were directed here by our "AI" itinerary…read more(yep!) and had no idea it would be so great. Lovely Pacific Northwestern indigenous art, a remarkably professional and interesting exhibit inside of local flora and fauna (including a live tank of baby salmon, which you can find adult-size in the rivers around town); friendly person manning the desk and a cafe and gift shop that are not open every day so watch out for that. It's free - give them a donation, they really deserve it.

We stumbled upon this hidden gem while looking for Christmas lights at the Railroad Bridge Park as…read moreit's located in the same complex - what a find!! It was closed at night when we first visited but it looked so interesting that we had to come back the next day to check it out and am so glad we did! It's surprisingly large inside with a very interesting little exhibit room which is like a nature museum - full of information and displays on all the nature and wildlife of the surrounding Dungeness River ecosystem. They're all about education and conservation here so you know how much I loved that! One of my favorite things was their display of rain gauges giving you a visual example of the staggering differences in rainfall amounts around the area - mind blowing how much rain some of these places get! They partner with the local Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe, the Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society and the National Audubon Society. They offer all sorts of nature and wildlife programs, field trips and conferences, as well as birding walks and other tours. The center has a gift shop and a satellite stand from Hurricane Coffee. We tried their Happy Camper (a blackberry mocha) and their Dark Raspberry Mocha and we couldn't resist the freshly made Blueberry Coffee Cake displayed - everything was delicious! They have quite a few benches and picnic tables outside, as well as a lovely bird garden that was just teeming with local species. They even have a "bird blind" viewing area inside where you can watch in secret so as not to scare the birds - it was awesome! They have plenty of clean restrooms and a huge parking lot so there's room for everyone. The GPS brings you right to the river center - but you may get confused bc it looks like you're driving through a remote rural neighborhood- but just trust it bc it's at the end of the road lol! Once you're finished exploring the river center, be sure to pop out back and explore the historic railroad bridge over the beautiful and huge Dungeness River!! So worth it!

Super fun theater. Found out about this from a neighbor. Locals volunteer to give us all some night…read moretime fun. Energetic and enthusiastic actors. Local wines to imbibe during intermission. Plus it's only an hour or two long depending on the production. We will be going back for the Christmas Pageant.

Just attended an impressive production of "It's A Wonderful Life" performed in the style of a radio…read moreshow, with actors playing multiple roles and a small team supporting them with expert organ music and sound effects. This created a performance-within-a-performance that was unique and fun for all. The actors were especially high quality, with my favorite being the radio show announcer, who himself performed several parts with crisp and distinctive voices. The theater itself is small and inviting, with a lounge offering light refreshments and wine before and between acts. Actors entered the crowd before and after the show to welcome people and thank them for coming, which I found especially charming and heartfelt. We recently moved to the area and will enjoy visiting them again.