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

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.

What a fun way to spend the morning! We made nightlights out of glass...fun experience for the…read moreboys and us as well. We made reservations ahead of time and everything was laid out and waiting for us. If you want a fun family experience to remember your trip to Bandon, don't miss stopping in and making something. The displays of finished work is worth the stop as well. Can't wait to come back. Thank you so much!!

From the owner: Sage Place offers the ultimate discovery adventure through a wide variety of means including…read moreartistic exhibits by local artists and studio & workshop experiences. Although Glassed Fusion is an expertise checks out our web site for all the other classes being held.

CAS has been extremely difficult to work with. My lab has been forced to use them for the past…read moreseveral years and their customer service is constantly below par. Everyone in our lab jokes and makes fun of their inconsistent results and shoddy customer service. No one I have worked with thinks highly of them, but we use them because that's what everybody always does when they need a transparency printed. They make errors translating files, blame the error on us, and then charge for the extra time to retranslate the files. These "set-up" fees have been increasing over time to the point that they are outrageous. The problem is that they have a Purchase Order agreement with my university's purchasing department and so we have all been stuck shelling out way too much money for their services. But I have had it, my coworkers have had it, and we are lobbying our purchasing department to use their competitors instead.

I would not recommend them at all. They have suspect business practices when it comes to these…read moreextra translation fees. Their customer service is way below average. They at times appear rude and unprofessional in their correspondences. For example, they went ahead and processed an order without an approval from us. I have had a number of discussions from many of my colleagues on email and social sites about their poor service. Some customer testimonials date back as far as 2010. Here are a few from my colleagues: 1) They messed up my proofs too, then they charged me for doing it again, they are terrible. 2) so we print transparency masks for our microfab instead of using chrome ones. unfortunately there is kind of a monopoly on the market for doing so, and this company seems to find new ways to annoy us every time we send an order (which is probably once a month). they assess charges for file translation (i.e. opening the files we send on their computer and then hitting 'print') and we can't get a straight answer as to what type of files they will accept. the first file you send them is always wrong and it usually takes about 10 emails back and forth to get a transparency sheet printed with your design 3)This whole time I thought it was my fault. I have literally sent them the exact same file with a few changes and the parts that remain unchanged end up being messed up in the translation! I have asked them so many times how to avoid it and they never give me a straight answer either 4)Can't believe I have left almost four years and the CAD /ART drama is still going on! 5)we use them too... i hate how they charge us for "translation fees" even when we have already converted the files for them... ughhhhh! i agree, these guys are terrible 6) I used CAD/Art for the first time and it was not inspiring 7)you'd think that if you claimed to support a standard like postscript or DXF that's been around for literally more years than i have been alive, you would actually have tools that actually and correctly understood those standards, but that is because you are evidently not CAD/Art. 8) We all know their customer service is really bad and random. As Forrest Gump would say: Sending a mask to CadArt is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get.