I recently had some framing done here at Bay st framing. Mallory did and excellent job, helping me…read morewith design ideas. She is very experienced and helpful. I would highly recommend her.

If you are ever in the downtown Port Orchard area...go in this place. Even if you don't have any…read moreneed for a custom picture frame, you need to go here. The owner has a cat that lives in the store, when you first walk up you will see a bunch of orange stuffed cats sitting in the window. She has a real Garfield cat. The cat is huge, the biggest I've ever seen, and his name is Squirt. LOL! The cat is a love and the owner doesn't mind you stopping in just to pay a visit to squirt. If you're down there at night after the shops closed up, usually you can tap on the window and Squirt will come strut his stuff infront of the window. I've never actually bought anything in here, but I have heard really good things about them, so if you do need a frame, go here, give the lady some business so she can buy food for her fat cat.

It's FREE to walk around and look at all the art…read more Don't miss the displays in the basement even though the descent felt like the middle of a horror movie. "Do people come out of here alive?" "Only survivors. Art requires survivors and sacrifices." The art ranges from pairings to sculptures. The subject matter ranges from kid-friendly to adult-only.

The art walk makes me a little sad sometimes, because if you're an art lover Bremerton is not the…read moreplace. Best that can be said is not all of it is dreadful, a tiny portion wouldn't look out of place in a real city gallery, but most of it would look merely okay on the wall of a hotel restaurant. But I'll give the walk a good rating anyway because it's well attended on a warm evening, and people are in good moods and friendly. It's an authentic way to meet people, though if you're honest to peoples' faces about the local "talent" most will look at you like you're so darned rude. So put on a happy face, tell whoppers about how cool the art is, and make friendly. And be on the look-out for the face that silently replies, "You really think THIS shit is good??" so you'll know to laugh at yourself and say, "No, not really, this salmons, lighthouses, and seagulls on broken piers stuff makes us all look like The Egg & I hillbillies," and you may have just met someone who could be an intelligent real friend.

I popped in to check out the store as I am replenishing supplies for an old hobby. I was excited to…read morefind a glass art supply store in Kitsap county but I anticipated picking up a few supplies and having to order others online. I was pleasantly surprised to find nearly everything I needed with a decent price tag and incredibly helpful people working there. I could not be happier and will make regular trips there for glass, solder, flux, etc etc!

I had not done stain glass in some time when I went into Eastern Wind Glass. They were very…read morehelpful and answered all of my questions. I wanted some supplies they did not have but the owner said she would have them for me the next time I came in. On my second visit she had the items I wanted and helped me with more questions. Very helpful little shop.

First of all, meeting Dan felt like meeting a celebrity to me because I've watched so many of his…read morevideos. But aside from being starstruck, I was absolutely floored by the sheer number of incredible bonsai, many of which were absolutely world class. Most of his trees have a very rustic, rough/natural appeal, TONS of deadwood and shari/jin features, none of his junipers are styled in the traditional Japanese or Chinese methods, but I could see many of these trees winning prizes in the national here in the state's. Especially his azaleas and rock plantings. Dan was very down to earth and happy to talk shop endlessly even though we showed up on their day off accidentally (Apple Maps wasn't updated to their winter hours). Despite this, after hearing that I was a true bonsai fanatic his lovely wife allowed me in and let us roam free. Needless to say I was in heaven! We were on our way to a hike so we had to leave after only an hour, but I could easily have spent a full day there. Dan apparently will take offers on his extraordinary trees. Lord knows he has plenty! Had I known that going in I might have looked at them differently, as potential purchases. He had sold a lovely 60-year-old bougainvillea to a woman and was showing her how to train it. All of which cost her less than $600 surprisingly! All things considered, it was truly a wonderful experience and next time I'm in Puget Sound I'm definitely going back (with some money).

When we got out of the car from when we left, someone was always by us. We didn't know if they…read moreliked us or not. The lady owner with blonde hair kept following us inside the store and outside. It made us feel really uncomfortable because she was just following us and didn't say anything. It was nice of her to show us around, but she kept on following us. Especially this older gentleman. We still didn't know if they wanted us to leave or if they liked us. You have to pay to go out back and see all the bonsai. Inside is cool. We couldn't see most of it because in some areas it's hard to get around.

I went in to get a vintage engagement ring set (1960's) resized, re-detailed and soldered. It was…read moreworn by my grandmother in law for 60 years and the bands had warped and thinned over time. The owner gave us wonderful advice that reflected her knowledge and care over sentimental pieces. She gave us a great price, helped us find a matching band, and repaired the piece in a little under three weeks. I would recommend this business to anyone in the market!

I found EB on a random Instagram feed I saw after searching for months for a perfect engagement…read morering. I noticed the prices were very good on her posts so I decided to take a look at her website. I saw nothing but good reviews so I decoded to reach out to get a consultation. After being super indecisive I ended up giving Molly a call and she was super helpful and knowledgeable. She worked with me on picking the perfect stone , choosing a nice setting and designed it start to finish. The turnaround time was very fast and she gave me updates quite frequently throughout the whole process. She video chatted me with the actual diamond and sent me preliminary CAD drawings. She even gave me suggestions and ideas about making a proposal. I ended up choosing my lady's favorite restaurant and tried to make a reservation which didn't go as planned. The lady at the restaurant blew me off the phone. I told Molly what happened and she called the restaurant and got the manager on the phone. She literally set the reservation for me and had the manager reach out to me. I didn't expect her to go out of her way to do that for me but she was legitimately concerned about this being perfect. I was able to coordinate my proposal with the restaurant manager and it was AMAZING thanks to her. The ring came out sooooo nice I will have to post a picture of it when I get a chance. I had to delete all the ones I had because I didn't want her snooping through my phone and spoil it all lol. If you're looking for an honest and reputable jeweler then go with EB. I took a chance and it paid off and she has a customer for life. Thank you for getting me the best quality ring I've seen for the price by far and even better customer service. I will be back soon!

We were in Bremerton to tour some historic Navy ships. Afterward, walking around, we saw this…read moregallery and went in. It has a good collection of many art forms. For me, a photographer, it was nice to see some photography displayed (usually pushed to the back in galleries). There are two floors for the displays, all well lit and well shown. One downer is downtown Bremerton. Parking can be tough due to ferry boat commuters filling up the many parking garages. Week ends may be the best time to visit the gallery.

Amazing artists! Nice variety of mediums. Everyone in there is friendly and welcoming. A great…read moreplace to find a unique gift