Amazing food, customer service and beautiful art work! Tamara is amazing and so is her business!…read moreIt continues to grow and change here all of the time!

The different types are art all in one spot was amazing! The staff members were all very welcoming…read moreas was the Winemaker and Som from Rivers Edge Winery.

Went by April 3 2026-out of business was a good place. They had a nice assortment of supplies and…read moredid great work an matting/framing.

This place has an amazing selection of cards and witty knick-knacks. Way better than the crap they…read moresell at (insert big name store) other places. Also, I ordered a frame and it looks amazing. Definitely go here for art supplies, and especially greeting cards :)

Ordered a large swivel earring holder back in 2005. 21 years later, the earring holder looks like…read moreit's brand new.m and I've been using it since I got it. Highly recommend this company! Great quality.

Amazing woodworking art displayed by multiple artists. Really special pieces and lots of variety. I…read moreloved the giant vases the most. Jim Hodson and Lee Fisher are two featured artists.

A nice museum showing the history of the Oregon coastline. Beautiful murals painted from floor to…read moreceiling show scenes from Native American to the early European explorers to steam boats along the rivers. Shouldn't take you long, it's mostly pictures & paintings.

Along the Oregon Coast, easy to get to, lots of parking. We went on a weekend and it was pretty…read morequiet. The place has a phenomenal amount of information and is primarily geared towards kids. You walk through "nature" along a path that winds back and forth. There are other exhibits as well; all are interactive with buttons for sound of creature, more info and little drawers and other things for curious little hands to touch/open/lift and learn. Outdoors there is also a 10 minute nature trail. This would be an outstanding place for an elementary school age field trip! That said, as adults we learned new things, had just as much fun and for those interested - very nice gift shop on the way out.

This shop is a fun treasure hunt. You go through one room and are surprised with more and more…read more rooms/ areas to look through. Everything is well marked and organized, there is so much to look at and the prices are very reasonable. The lady and gentleman were nice and friendly upon entering as well as at check out. Found so many good treasures here ! We will be back

Excellent antique store! You will find just about anything and everything here! Amazing owners,…read moreextremely helpful! They go above and beyond to help locate about anything you can think of!

We were touring our local communities and this was on our 'Staycation' list of places to visit…read more The Siuslaw Pioneer Museum covers the Florence area from the original Native Americans and Pioneer Settlers. Many artifacts, letters and old photographs depict the lifestyle of the two peoples and the developments over time. This building is itself an historical building and has many rooms and two floors of displays covering early logging, agriculture, pharmaceuticals of the bygone era and a history of the crossings of the Siuslaw River and ultimate construction of the bridge. One of the staff working that day was Judy Fleagle who has written and published several books on Oregon and it's sights. We were lucky to have her there that day as she is extremely knowledgeable about the history of the area. She gave us a brief introduction into the museum and gave us the history of the building itself. We found her very entertaining and captivating as a speaker. A perfect candidate for a museum host!

A must stop while visiting Florence! This place is chalked full of antiques, memorabilia, and…read moreartifacts from when the first pioneers settled here and in surrounding areas. Admission is $5 per person and totally worth it. The two volunteers inside were super friendly and knowledgeable. They were willing to answer questions and seemed to fully enjoy interacting with people. It was so nice and refreshing to see in a museum environment. Be sure to watch the video on the news coverage of the exploding whale from 1970. It's an intersection story, to say the least. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our time here. We spent a little over 2 hours taking everything in. Would highly recommend.

The Wooden Indian is a hidden treasure- a boho chic boutique with a sense of humor, including…read morebeautiful silver jewelry, and linen clothes with lots of color! Linda, the owner, is warm and friendly with a great sense of style and styling- best of all, the prices are quite reasonable! Be sure to stop and visit- it's well worth a trip!

This is my absolute favorite store in Florence! Unique, one-of-a-kind items from carefully chosen…read morevendors and local artists to bring beauty and fun to your life! I have been finding fun decor for my home for a few years, now!

The wonderful thing about this place is you walk in and you gonna leave with something even if it…read morewasn't what you thought. In fact it probably won't be. While I was in the store several people picked up something for someone they knew because it was somehow the perfect thing. Whether it was the name of the socks or the right saying on a mug... It's like the store has some kind of Charisma that helps you find the thing that you were looking for that you didn't even know you were looking for or forgot you had been looking for... And it reminds you that gifts are not just for you but forgiving to others. There's everything from locally made jewelry to uniquely scented candles to jewelry that includes height, formed during the Mount Saint Helen explosion, and turned into glass like gems. They're also crystals and bronze and brass. Very helpful owner or manager I'm not quite sure but she was friendly and great and intelligent and curious. And the value is fantastic, there is a price range for everyone. Hope you discover a treasure the way so many others did this afternoon.