Things a Drift — Attraction in Ship Bottom

Went to the sea glass festival for my birthday for the first time, and it was way beyond what I could have expected. Very cool jewelry and art, but even cooler people! I absolutely will go back next year but this time I'm submitting my own peice of art in the wrackline sculpture contest! And I also thought The Guessing of how many pieces of sea glass were in a jar was pretty neat only because I would have come in second place... i guess 723, there was 703 😞... next...

If I could give her less then 1 star I would, every 2 feet is signs stating do not take photo, my friend picked up a shell and she looked at us like we where going to break or stealing from her, and asked if we are looking for anything pacific we said no just shopping, NOTHING had a price tag on it so she could make up any price that suits her. My friend was going to buy something from her but decided not too, to bad for...

This shop is so much fun. Every year the owner hosts a small but mighty Sea Glass festival hosting many local Sea Glass and Coastal artists. It is the highlight of the year! The store is a delightful mix of all things Coastal and Beachy, also featuring local art and a nice selection of shells, and perfect gifts for any occasion, or a special treat...