Arts in Manzanita

Charming art studio and gallery featuring The Weary Weaver natural fiber basketry, and other inspired original works by local and regional artists.

Showcases fine art, as well as repurposed furniture and vintage items celebrating creativity and nature.

Literature and art books for people who like to think as well as read. Local area authors, local area CDS, local area greeting cards.

Provides artistic, cultural and educational activities in north Tillamook County along with new online workshops.

A replica of the Ben Lane home which once housed the Chamber of Commerce, Ben Lane’s real estate office, and his wife Joanna’s law office. From here, Lane sold lots, rented cottages and provided information for visitors to the area. Lane’s father, Edmund Halley Lane, was the founder of Manzanita. The building now houses the Manzanita Visitors Center.

Located in Manzanita’s historic Pine Grove Community Center, the Nehalem Valley Historical Society shares the story of the region’s native peoples, pioneer families, and the development of the towns of Manzanita, Nehalem and Wheeler in north Tillamook County. Exhibits include historical photos, archives, maps, letters, books and artifacts from seafaring explorers to fishing and lumber industries.

The North Tillamook Library offers library materials to residents of all ages in the beautiful coastal hamlet of Manzanita.

Full-time painter, graphic designer and part-time writer. Gallery showcases J. Scott Wilson’s work along with visiting artists’ work.