A significant collection of First Nations and Canadian works in the gallery.. a very helpful owner…read moreIan who takes the time to discuss and answer any queries. Reuben Tom Kee Ottawa, first time visitor to Salt Spring Island

On a Wednesday, the owner says we can bring in a painting to be appraised on Saturday. We travel…read morefrom Seattle to Salt Spring Island (not cheap when you ferry a car over from the US and get a hotel room) and show up only to find out he's suddenly left for parts unknown without bothering to tell us. Total waste of time and money. Even if these guys are the only oes who have dealt with the obscure painter whose picture we have, they are not getting our business.

Great store filled with all sorts of beautiful finds finds including clothing, scarves, wearable…read moreart, pottery , soaps, flavored vinegars, jewelry, and other things I've since forgotten once I fixated on the recycled glass starfish. They even had slugs too. I only got 2, so I have another reason to go back. I love picking up gifts from galleries that showcase their local talent. These came from the glass foundry on Salt Spring Island.

This is a great little store for the wiccan, incense, crystals, etc. community. (I'm solidly in the…read moreincense community.) I can't speak for the collection of the other items, but they had an excellent supply of very different kinds of incense -- everything from wands to wood-burning to resin. Definitely the best source of incense in Duncan! :-) (They really do need to carry Airsworld incense, though: http://shop.birchbayaromatics.com/Incense_c3.htm)

I have shopped there for years & had hubby buy all my Xmas gifts there. Very disappointed with the…read morelack of customer service I received today. Very rude young girl would not exchange a gift of some earings that they can %100 tell were purchased there. They have numerous of exactly the same thing but she said they have no way of knowing how much they cost. I called several times this morning B4 heading over there on the bus but no answer. Their return policy is not listed anywhere I could find. She said it is posted in the store & not her fault their phone doesn't work, that they don't list their return policy online & not sure what I expect her to do. I just wanted store credit for an item only costing $18, they would be getting a pricier item back. She refused & I asked her to call the owner & she sd no answer. I will never shop there again. So rude! Who asks for a receipt when receiving a gift? I don't & have never had a problem returning a Xmas gift for store credit B4 in my life. I cannot believe they can't figure out their own pricing!

love this shop. so many interesting local product. I stop in every time I come to the island.read more

While I haven't yet been lucky enough to visit the shop due to COVID restrictions, I have been able…read moreto communicate and purchase a gorgeous dress with the absolutely lovely Beachology team. I was interested in a Bahgoose dress, and via instagram messaging and videos I was able to purchase online with 100% confidence that it would look great. Thanks Kimberly and Noah, looking forward to meeting you both in person soon.

I had previously really liked this store although it is a bit higher priced in comparison to some…read moreother island antique stores - and it has really a great selection of items. But on my birthday August 2023 I treated myself to a reproduction horse statue that I later realised I was way overcharged for, as in, I paid $250 and the item is all over ebay for as low as $30. I won't go back there and gave the item away as I didn't even want to look at it anymore. I had regrets at the time even for paying so much for an item I couldn't afford, but now realising I can't even sell it and get my money back is a real disapointment.

Incredible store! A must stop for anyone that loves old thing. Beautiful selection of Pyrex,…read morecameras, furniture, typewriters and much more! Only complaint is that there wasn't any records but I obviously didn't need any. I will definitely be back next time I'm in Victoria!

I love this store! The seasonal window displays are wonderful, the range of merch/selections are…read moreexcellent and creative, and I'm over the moon loving my hummingbird cushion. I shop a lot, have for 45 years, and trust me this place is lovely. I know things are crazy with COVID, and restrictions are like "shifting sands" but this little gem of a store continues to shine when many don't. Let's be kind and respectful, let's keep our stores in business, and our friends and family safe and healthy. Happy shopping!

Beautiful items NOT tacky junk. Friendly, helpful staff & owner. Always find decor pieces to…read moreenhance my home. Great place to find just the right gift for friends. Has the best store windows as well! People who complain should ask themselves if they violated the few store rules. Always recommend Lilaberry for finding just the right touch for their home.

Really lovely local artists. Hope to return next time I'm in the area. Unique jewelry, pottery,…read morelocal crafts.

High-end arts and crafts for your home. Beautiful selection of the most exquisite things.read more

The Duthie Gallery is slightly off the main drag in Ganges, but well-worth the effort of seeking…read moreout. The gallery itself is in a charming, cabin-like structure, and the surrounding grounds contain surprises at every turn, including oversized wood lampshades hanging from the trees, and spectral whitewashed figures congregated in a gazebo. Inside, the gallery is a showcase for contemporary wood furniture and sculpture. Prints of urban and industrial landscapes by Vancouver artist Richard Tetrault provide a gritty complement to the sleek lines of the wood.

Yes, this is the same Celia Duthie who was the entrepreneur behind Vancouver's famed Duthie Books…read more This shift into a gallery that showcases unique woodworking and other artistic objets is a journey that Celia and Nick can share with you. Located just beyond Hastings House, the Duthie-Hunt's have created the sculpture garden concept, which has been expanded at both Hastings House and Harbour House Hotel. Their discerning eye showcases the very best of the B.C. wood artists and artisans, with many of them calling Salt Spring home. Don't miss this one, when doing the Studio Tour.