I would absolutely go here!!! Ted and Duane are very professional. This is a great place for your…read morekids to learn to drive.

Under new ownership!! Pleasantly surprised at the changes! Amazing what new owners can do to a…read moreplace. From the paint, to the layout of the clothes and furnishings to the smiles and coffee, the change in the atmosphere is very noticeable! I highly recommend it!! I know I will be going back often!!

Not a big selection, prices are way too high for used clothing. Found out my consignment item was…read moresold at a higher price than I was told.

Great community theatre! With ada access from alley behind the building. Definitely a must see!read more

Just up Broadway Hill in the little town of Aberdeen, you'll find the beautiful Driftwood…read morePlayhouse. The "Driftwood Players" have existed since the 50's, floating around locations on the harbor like pieces of their namesake "driftwood"...in the early days taking the entertainment directly to where the tourists could be found. Since 1982, they have called their current location home... and what a home it is. The theater is beautiful inside and out. It is a true jewel for this historic coastal community. I had the pleasure of attending a performance of Daddy Long Legs (2023 season) and I was pleasantly surprised. A cast of two and an orchestra of four put on a first class show that rivaled some of the best shows I've seen around the country! I continue to be blown away by the talent found around Grays Harbor. The artists, musicians, singers and actors make this area ground zero for the best entertainment that can be found on the remote west coast of Washington state. Regarding Daddy Long Legs, I would be remiss if I didn't give due praise to director Brad Duffy, Carlos Cruz (as Jervis) and Chaela Watkins (as Jerusha Abbott). They absolutely succeeded in transporting this audience member to the turn of the century in an immersive, funny and romantic journey through clever dialogue and wonderful stagecraft. Bravo and a very well deserved standing ovation! The most heartbreaking thing was that the theater wasn't fully packed. So get out the word, plan to attend a show and support the amazing talent that is the Driftwood Players!

What a joke of a race track, unorganized, dirty, announcer is horrible, no programs, everything…read moreneeds a lot of attention and repairs, activities in the infield are unorganized and some of the things that go on are dangerous and someone's going to get killed or hurt really bad, the we watched the tow trucks make more laps the the race cars, web site has wrong information about ticket prices and gate opening, and very rude employees. Will never return or suggest this track to anyone.

Last night was my first trip to Grays Harbor Raceway and I had a great time! This track is older…read morebut kept up well and has great character! The tickets were reasonably priced and the racing was exciting. All three classes were fun to watch. The "taco" seemed a little pricey at around $7 but I'm when I got it, it was actually a huge burrito and very good. Definitely worth it. I will definitely be back for more sprint car races!

The carriages at this museum are amazing and the owner is so full of stories and knowledge. Great…read moreplace to spend a few hours especially if it is a sunny day. Can be a bit tricky to find.. but worth the effort.

Just a few miles outside of the little town of Montesano, you'll find the Running Anvil Carriage…read moreMuseum. Plan to spend a couple hours for a guided tour from Janet or Doug Rice. The collection is their own private collection which is housed in several buildings on their rural horse property. While the museum collection is made up of primarily carriages and sleighs, there is much more to the story...if you're a gear head/racing enthusiast, be sure to ask about the owner's racing history, the Bonneville Boomer (a highly modified chopped and channeled '39 ford coupe... unfortunately not a part of the collection), a '32 roadster "push car" and the 600 mile multi-state push...that's one heck of a memorable honeymoon! The guided tour is thorough and the owners' love and passion for history is evident in the stories you'll hear!

This museum, housed in the  former "Our Saviors First Norwegian Lutheran Church," is operated by…read morevolunteers from the Chehalis Valley Historical Society. They purchased the church building in 1987 for $6000. Over its life, the building has served various church congregations and was once even an antique store. The main focus of the museum is the history of the local timber industry. Another large industry that once existed around Chehalis was dairy, however there are no longer any dairy operations operating in the area. The museum is not large but has many interesting items to view. Be sure to check-out the hand carved wooden "hobo art" frame made without any nails or glue. There is also a old fashioned electric hair perm machine that looks like it could have been used as a torture device. Read the attached story...it certainly did torture women's hair! The lower level of the 1906 church was originally used as a stable by the congregation during services. Today it is used for a rotating museum display as well as a meeting place for the historical society. This little museum is only open on weekends with limited hours. If you're in the area or passing through Montesano, be sure to stop by for a glimpse into the past.

This is very funny actually. We got to Aberdeen, and wanted to see this historical seaport first…read morething. When driving onto to property- it looks abandoned and you ask "am I in the right place?" There is a sign saying you are with vague directions of where to go. After driving in, it looked like an abandoned junk yard with an overall creepy and unkept vibe. We drove out right away, I was surprised there was a recommendation to go here online.

We had an amazing time on the Lady Washington during a battle sail from Jack London Square in…read moreOakland yesterday. My son (4 yrs) is obsessed with pirates and when I learned about the tall ships coming to our area I figured he might enjoy it. We were originally scheduled to do a sunset sail from San Francisco, but was called and emailed the week before to either book the battle sail from Oakland instead (same day and time, at no additional cost) or rebook for Sunday from SF. We chose the battle sail since it was more convenient for us anyways. The sail itself was really fun and my son had a blast. The crew was incredibly helpful and kind to him, answering his questions and letting him help with things like coiling rope and raising the sails. They had some great stories and explained some of what they did. Thank you to the crew for being so awesome!!

The Bishop Center for the Performing Arts is a modern theatre located at the base of the Grays…read moreHarbor College campus. The theatre hosts live performances year round. Shows include GHC music and theatre productions as well as performances staged by outside touring groups. Considering the rural location of this theatre, you might not expect to find Broadway quality productions and the diversity of music performed...and that's really what makes this venue such a jewel for the Harbor. Seat comfort is exceptional. The 440 seats are larger and better cushioned than the norm and leg room is very good. The acoustics are also quite good...there's really not a bad seat in the house!