Beautiful crow/raven themed little shop in the heart of Vashon. I saw a shirt in the window I just…read morehad to have. Love everything in the store and they carry many local artisans. Shop is native and woman owned as well. Can't beat that!

Lots of original stuff with a clear native american theme. Lots of effort here. Just poked…read morearound a bit and I wanted to make sure this clever business got the good start on Yelp they deserve.

What's not to love about another art gallery in the Tacoma/Pierce county area? It's absolutely…read morewonderful. This upscale, vibrant, clean art gallery is located in downtown Tacoma. Ron and Rachel are a treasure to talk to. This space is really elevating the Tacoma art buying scene and it a must stop for one of their monthly art receptions!! Support the arts!

Barlow Gallery is a a wonderful new fine art gallery in downtown Tacoma that features a diverse…read morecollection of original works of art from over 20 artists - locally and from around the world. Most of the art are paintings, but there are also sculptures, photography, jewelry, and even some furniture. I am one of the local artists, and I have been so impressed by how well they have treated me and all the other artists I've met. Their customer service is beyond anything I've encountered before! They work closely with both artists and customers to create a customized experience, unique to each person's needs. It's definitely well worth your time to check them out!! The artwork is frequently rotated, but you can see their full collection by clicking on each artist on their website. Anything you would like to see in person, they'd easily arrange. They also host a solo artist exhibition each month with lovely complimentary food and beverages. It makes for a great date night!!! You can find the dates for each month's exhibition on their home page. Barlow is honestly a wonderful place to visit - there's nothing else quite like it in Tacoma!!!

Beautiful venue! They also were serving beer and wine. We…read moresaw Ricki Lee Jones and the sound couldn't have been better. I wish I could see every show here as it accommodates just enough, people for it not to be too crowded. Super comfortable!

I've been wanting to check out the Vashon Center for the Arts for a little while and with the…read morewarmer months upon us and coming here on a weekend surely there will be some kind of activity here. While not exactly like a museum there is a small gallery that I found that you can go in and look at the art that is on display here. When I was here there were lots of vendors here selling all kinds of fun gifts of an artistic nature as well as a musician. But despite all of that it took up a fairly small space in the building. My guess is that the rest of the space is for some offices and perhaps an auditorium. This art center is right across (and diagonal) from the Vashon Mercantile so it's fun to just dump your car and visit the mercantile and the art center all in one foul swoop.

Adrian was very helpful and walked us through our options to get our print framed. It came out…read morebetter than we imagined.

Great customer service, price and work was done better than expected! I needed a print wrapped and…read morethey did an amazing job.

This place is a beautiful little art gallery that showcases work by local community artists…read more The art there comes in all shapes and sizes, from paintings to glass art to sculptures to jewelry! My boyfriend bought me a gorgeous necklace from here and I love it. The woman working here was really sweet and helpful and she didn't pressure us at all to make a decision. She instead gave great input when we asked! I love the necklace. It is handcrafted by a local artist and it is definitely my favorite necklace. It's absolutely lovely.

The Blue Heron has always had an unwarranted sense of self importance and omnipotence. Sure they…read morehave a few kids classes but like every other savvy money maker doing children-ish actives- they just cater to the task of making every adult involved feel like it's their class and not their kid's. It does things with the highschool- but where they could offer valuable help to high school artists they just do a show every year and have them bring friends in to look around the gallery and buy. Everything is so ceremonial and off center here. Obviously their lack of ability to actually enrich children through enrichment "camps" and "classes" is my biggest beef. What does a high schooler learn about getting their art out there when you throw a little party and then tell them they might get somebody to buy their art? Its cute and an ego boost- but all good artists know the ego isn't what art is about. Ego is always key on Vashon- it' like this place is a catalyst.

I am overwhelmed by the kindness of the owners. We are a non profit and they helped us with a…read morebeautiful framing job. Thank you from the PHS Class of 88

I brought in 5 very old etchings that I had inherited. Kim the owner, did a stunning job bringing…read moretheses pictures back to life. The matting, and framing we're amazing. He knows his stuff! A merchant that really cares about his customer satisfaction. I plan on bringing in another print for him to work his magic on. A great locally owned shop too!

It's FREE to walk around and look at all the art…read more Don't miss the displays in the basement even though the descent felt like the middle of a horror movie. "Do people come out of here alive?" "Only survivors. Art requires survivors and sacrifices." The art ranges from pairings to sculptures. The subject matter ranges from kid-friendly to adult-only.

The art walk makes me a little sad sometimes, because if you're an art lover Bremerton is not the…read moreplace. Best that can be said is not all of it is dreadful, a tiny portion wouldn't look out of place in a real city gallery, but most of it would look merely okay on the wall of a hotel restaurant. But I'll give the walk a good rating anyway because it's well attended on a warm evening, and people are in good moods and friendly. It's an authentic way to meet people, though if you're honest to peoples' faces about the local "talent" most will look at you like you're so darned rude. So put on a happy face, tell whoppers about how cool the art is, and make friendly. And be on the look-out for the face that silently replies, "You really think THIS shit is good??" so you'll know to laugh at yourself and say, "No, not really, this salmons, lighthouses, and seagulls on broken piers stuff makes us all look like The Egg & I hillbillies," and you may have just met someone who could be an intelligent real friend.

Wandered into JG Art Gallery while visiting Bainbridge, and what a treat it was! Jude welcomed us…read moreand allowed to wander freely, but after we asked a few questions about one of the pieces, she began to fill us in, and she reminded me of a very passionate docent--by the time we left we were totally smitten with one of the artists. We weren't able to commit today, but will mull it over. There was no pressure to buy, but such a feel good atmosphere to the store--I'd definitely want to support this local small business if I was ready to commit. Also love the "out on approval" 48-hour trial option--that would definitely help me with my indecisiveness!