It's the only movie theater on Orcas island and one of the only 2 in rural San Juan County. Good…read morevalue, very friendly service and good prices on popcorn, candy etc. Movies are only screened on Friday and Saturday night due to the small population. The theater is small but the screen appears very large and the sound quality is good. This is a great resource for the community and for the tourists that visit. So have fun, pig on popcorn and support this community asset. The theater has some interesting village features. For instance there are no tickets. The lady at the booth, takes your cash and says "Thanks, come on in."

The Sea View theater is a favorite of mine. They put real butter on your popcorn which amazes me…read moreand their small is actually small and not like $15. It's very much a small town movie theater that only shows Fridays and Saturdays and carries only one movie. In the summer they usually show two (early one for kids, late one for adults), but I'm not sure if that continues. The people who run the theater are very nice and there is plenty of room in the theater (which usually isn't crowded).

Been trying to get in here all week. It was well worth the wait. Had a pleasant experience inside…read morethis cozy and quaint wine shop. All four wines poured I would drink all day. My favorites were the red blend and the "orange" wine. Lane, who served us, was very pleasant and knowledgeable about the wine. A neat little place to spend an hour tasting some great wine.

We always stop to visit the Orcas Project Tasting Room. The wine that they offer has always been…read moreincredible and I do what I can to obtain a bottle when I have time. In the past, we were able to enjoy a wine tasting and a sit back and relax and have a glass of wine. It's a smaller establishment, but they offer seats outside as well. This past time I was disappointed to learn that I wasn't able to enjoy a glass of wine. The lady mentioned that you can taste only, but she was willing to get me a small sample. I purchased a bottle of wine to go. However after speaking with Cole and understanding his other adventure it all made the most sense to me on the reasoning. If you're on the island, definitely check these guys out. They have other wines offered at the Doe Bay Wine Co, but stick to local and try the Orcas Project. What they are doing with all of the different wine makers helping make different wines for the Orcas Project is brilliant and provides everyone an opportunity to shine.

This is a gorgeous shop right on THE corner in Fremont (IYKYK). They sell from multiple local…read moreartisans, although the most well known, most recognizable is their ceramics with colorful designs. Valeri, who was running the shop on this day, and is one of the artists, (how cool is that?) was very helpful and informative. Told us all about the different items, how they are made, what they are made of, etc. In addition to their flagship ceramics, they have gorgeous paper art, cards, jewelry, bath&beauty items, kitchen items, and probably more. This is a new location - they are originally located in Orcas Island. They plan to have classes and/or a workshop in this location soon.

very beautiful artwork, but were steered away from purchase from lack of energy and engagement from…read morestaff. we did end up buying an item, and the staff member told us how paper receipts would give us cancer. fair warning

What a beautiful farm! When you pull in you're immediately greeted by goats and a dirt road. The…read morefarm stand itself is small and comfortable, it feels like home when you walk in. The woman inside was very kind and helpful. We bought cutting preserves today but will be coming back to try the goat milk ice cream. This is the first time I have ever seen goat milk ice cream! Don't forget to pet the sweet farm dogs!

If you find yourself in the upper left corner of the upper left corner, make a point to stop by Lum…read moreFarm on Orcas Island. Drive into the beautiful, sprawling farm and you'll be greeted by the friendliest goats, sheep, chickens, and two farm dogs. Make a left at the farm stand to say hi to the wonderful farm crew - the real-deal farmers that actually raise the food that feeds the island as well as any visitors lucky/smart enough to stop by. Inside the farm stand/shop you'll find freezers full of goat, sheep, & pork products, along with the occasional beef and/or salmon, farm-fresh cheese, cajeta, and ice cream, seasonal produce, and a selection of felted friends, spun yarn, and sheepskins. This place is amazing. It's what the overpriced "artisinal" city shops aspire to, but it's authentic - the farmstand selling the products made right there on that very farm. Pet a goat, chat a bit, and stock up on the best meats and other farm products you'll find in the PNW.

A full K-12 grade school. Solid leadership and great Christian teachers. A beautiful location of…read morecourse on the island. So much is offered without sacrificing the positives of having small class sizes.

Island Artflow is new on Orcas Island. I took my visiting cousin to this class and we had so much…read morefun. Cuz said she could now paint outside the box. Rachel is a very skilled artist and teaches an informative class with easy to follow technique. There was several there who had taken past class offerings and were back for more. Look Island ArtFlow up next visit to Orcas. If you are lucky enough to live here (like I am) come to a class soon.

I love attending the Island Artflow paint and wine nights! Rachel, the instructor makes everyone…read morefeel welcome and relaxed and everyone just goes with the flow!! A great activity for date night, with friends or even solo! There's always a bunch of friendly people around!!

If you're on Orcas you need to visit this place. The property is sooo pretty only to be surpassed…read moreby the pottery. Such amazing artistry. The pottery is stunning. We bought a few items but wanted so much more. Do yourself a favor and swing by this place.

Pottery shopping with a hint of Alice in Wonderland meets Swiss family Robinson…read more Parking is up top and you walk down through a beautiful landscaped path that opens up into a pottery haven and as what I've noticed all over the island amazing sights. A treehouse is located to the left next to a wooden shed adorning more ceramic crafted goods. The wall of mugs is by far my favorite, a two tones handcrafted vessel to house coffee is the bees knees. The lawn showcases yard decor a plenty stuck in the ground so don't forget to look down. Picnic tables are everywhere displaying beautiful piece after beautiful piece. Following the treasure trove of tables to the back of the property you find cliff side views and what I can only assume is a rentable venue (if it's not it should be). There are two swings to leisurely take in the views and an enjoy a small beak from shopping. Don't forget to go inside the main house where room after room highlights different artists of the island and a bit of history of the establishment!

We scored great used clothes for our kids at Cherry T's. The store lay out was nice and organized…read more It was easy to find sizes. My kids played in the corner while I shopped. Triple Win- Great clothes, Excellent price and peaceful shopping!