The Cultural Center is a beautiful redwood building situated directly along the shoreline in…read moreCrescent City. Magnificent vistas surround it and a Veteran's Memorial is right next to the Cultural Center. It is a hub of activity for this coastal Northern California city. Plenty of events and community gatherings take place at the Cultural Center. From fancy charity fund-raisers to art exhibits and school functions--all can be found happening here. The design and architecture of the Cultural Center is vivid and reflects the city's motto: Where the Redwoods Meet the Sea. The Cultural Center can be rented out and it would be a great place to have a scenic wedding. It's a lovely, rustic place.

Crescent Harbor Art Gallery is a vibrant and active resource for local artists, hobbiests, visiting…read moretourists and creative family friendly activities. Friendly, welcoming environment located conveniently off highway 101 on the Crescent City harbor. The center holds frequent social gatherings, art classes, art contests, featured artists of the month and even drum circles hosted by local drummers. A must stop

First time here, we were greeted and shown around. Super friendly! A lot of local art available…read more A nice place to visit!

Wow. The Historic Requa Inn is one of my favorite hotels I've ever stayed in as it's incredibly…read morecharming, unique and welcoming. I truly cannot say anything negative about this place as it really made our Redwoods trip much more memorable with how cozy the Requa Inn is. I was sad to leave. We were looking for a place to stay during our trip to the Redwood National Park and had planned to drive all along the coast, so needed a base for a few days. We found The Historic Requa Inn in Klamath, which seemed to be a good location as it was central to everywhere we wanted to go, which was key. But I didn't expect it to be as outstanding as it was. We arrived to the hotel before the concierge left, just in time, too, as the hotel doors lock at 8pm. We had no idea until we arrived and were told this helpful information, along with everything else. Since we got into town late, we didn't realize that everything in town was closed for dinner. The kind staff saw us trying to find a place to grab dinner, so he offered us his sandwich. Way too kind of him! Of course we politely declined and ended up eating snacks on our first night, but that just shows you how kind the staff are here. We had breakfast here the following morning, which was delicious. Even locals come here to this hotel restaurant for breakfast, so it's not just guests. The food is very tasty, hearty and is freshly made. I never ate anything here that I wouldn't get again. It was a great way to start our long day of hiking and adventures. Because the hotel was built in 1914, it's historic and charming. All of the hotel rooms are uniquely decorated, so no room is the same. It had antique furniture and decore. The lobby area and bedrooms do not have a TV, encouraging guests to enjoy the simple and classic, as they have puzzles, board games, and books in the lobby area for guests to use. I loved that. I especially loved reading out on the deck, looking out to the river and road. They also offer free coffee, tea and hot cocoa for guests and put out in the middle of the day port that you can pour yourself a glass of and freshly baked cookies. PLUS, since we visited during the Independence Day holiday weekend, the hotel offered guests a complimentary BBQ meal on July 4th! And it was not just standard burgers and hot dogs, they made grilled chicken with different salads, sides and fresh fruit. It was a great way to connect with other hotel guests over this shared, celebratory meal. Our bedroom was very comfortable. It had everything we needed, with wifi, a fan, night light in the bathroom, handmade soaps, a complimentary bottle of wine, tons of blankets, etc. Even though the room didn't have AC, we had no trouble cooling down with the fan and open windows that had fresh air coming through. I also loved that the hotel was in the town of Klamath, with no traffic noise or city lights, so the nights were quiet and peaceful. We really did not want to leave this wonderful hotel. So glad I was able to stay here and learn about the area. I would happily stay here again.

Went here for our Valentines coastal trip. I live on the Klamath, up river and knew this was a…read morespecial place. Even though there was some rain ( always expected done rain lol) we had so much fun exploring and showing my girlfriend all my special spots. Then had this cozy place to come back to to sleep. It's very romantic. The people who run it are so kind and helpful. Tge beds are so comfortable, we were plotting hw to get the bed out the window and tie it to my car lol. You also need to have at least one of your meals at the restaurant. Amazing food and wine. Requa is a special place in the heart of Yurok Territory. I'm not doing it justice but I can't say enough on how enjoyable our stay was!

Food Service…read more Ambiance I haven't had the privilege yet to visit this place but I will....this review is solely on the business quick response ----they have paint and sip yay!--I asked a question and it was answered under 24 hrs and I had asked later in the evening! ---that right there pulls me to try this place--- :))) they have a mailing list awesome you guys rock !

I highly recommend that you stop in for a wine tasting or a delicious mocktail. With excellent…read morelive music, and warm and friendly service, you'll be happy you did. Of course the wine is amazing. In order, the Pinot, the Cabernet, the red blend, the Merlot, and the Syrah. But each was delicious and you're likely to want to buy a bottle or three... Did I mention the warm and friendly service and atmosphere? lol!

Love the A2/A2 organic whole milk. It is the best milk I have ever tasted. The creamy taste is…read morebetter than any 1/2 & 1/2 you can buy.

I was very much against store-bought eggnog with their long list of unpronounceable ingredients and…read moresugar overload. I thought I had to wait till my next trip to freezing Pennsylvania Amish country to enjoy the best for-purchase eggnog I've ever had. The spouse brought home a bottle of Alexandre Family Farms Homegrown Eggnog from Whole Foods. It was a backup plan I guess, in case the homemade version I attempted didn't turn out favorably. My concoction came out okay, but was a bit too thick and mealy. I lessened the sugar by half which still gave a good sweetness. Still being in the eggnog mood, I poured a glass of AFF's to try. Wow, yum!? Talk about the perfect consistency and flavor profile, rich in spices and not overly sweet. I did mix in 2% milk to lessen the sweetness even more, and to stretch the batch. The ingredients are all natural which is the biggest positive. OVERALL: Definitely buying this next season and will never attempt a homemade version again!

This Gallery is filled with beautiful things, from modestly priced handmade earrings to beautiful…read morewood bowls that are also functional, to unique glasswork, paintings, photography on many mediums of the area, pottery, sculptures and fine art. It is both fun to browse and to shop for gifts. My problem is that there is too much to want. The prices are good compared to the big cities. I told the owner the last time I was there that it keeps getting better.

Such great collection of local art. There is something for everyone! Owner Barbara is passionate…read moreand knowledgeable about her business. I highly recommend stopping in and seeing what treasures await you.

They make the best organic cookies with top notch ingredients from all over the world. The cookies…read moreare not too sweet. The sweetness comes from the organic fruits and pureed imported dried fruits from Spain. The owners came from South America and has strong philosophy of making the healthy deserts from scratch. Their business is mainly word of mouth and weekly farmers market. They sell out everything they make. That speaks volumes of the quality of the cookies. My favorite is the Fruit Cookies and Dark Chocolate Cookies. Please, go ahead and try. You will love it. You must call first.

This woodcarving gallery on the coast is such a treat! There's a workshop where the large pieces…read moreare made and then a gallery with carvings anyone can afford. In the workshop, prepare to be stunned by sea creatures springing to life from beautifully shaped, polished and colored pieces of wood. It's as if Brian sees the animals in the wood, dying to get out, and liberates them. Giant sea turtles, seals and octopus are given eternal life as majestic benches, tables, and wall or floor sculptures. In the other gallery, there's a huge variety of pieces both just as art and as functional items. This is a great place to get a friend a gift from the coast. You can get just about any animal carved out of wood and usually in a very artistic and unique rendition. They also carry carvings from a few other artists -- the local Native carvings and island designs are completely different and equally stunning. If nothing else, this is a fun place to stop and peruse.

Absolutely the most stunning chainsaw woodcarving statues, dolphins, bears, whales, octopi etc. all…read morealong the Oregon coast. The most impressive and stunning showroom full of one man's artistic stylings. He starts with enormous raw natural redwood roots and magically brings them to life. Sometimes to absolute realism and others are left half styled and half natural. You will be blown away by the attention to detail and perfectionism of this artist, Brian McEneny. A MUST SEE GALLERY!!!