All Shops and Services in Fort Bragg

Lost Coast Found is a little vintage shop full of unique and intentionally chosen items. From old photographs to mid-century pottery to 1970’s kitsch you might just find it here. Housewares, furniture, books, art and all things wood fill this space to the brim. This is also where to find Read more [...]

Rivendell Textile, Carpet and Tea Gallery. Rivendell features vintage handmade textiles from across the world and carpets and kilims from many different countries. We also have the best small tea collection on the Ca. coast! 322 N. Franklin, Fort Bragg. 707-937-4437.

Glass Beach Jewelry Sea Glass Museum Owned and operated by Capt. Cass Forrington, a retired sea captain, opened its International Sea Glass Museum in January of 2009. It was immediately so popular, drawing thousands of visitors its first year, that Capt. Cass doubled the museum’s size in January of 2010, Read more [...]

Simply Succulent is a specialty nursery with thousands of succulents, grasses, palms and other drought tolerant perennials. Rella is the enthusiastic gardener who has owned and operated Simply Succulent since 1995. Her specialty nursery has over 35,000 plants including succulents, cacti, palms, grasses and other drought-tolerant perennials. You are sure to Read more [...]

Mendocino Coast District Hospital’s Hospice Thrift Store has a well-stocked, organized array of clothing, collectibles, books, and a unique electronics area, staffed by a true audiophile. Mendocino Coast Hospice Thrift Store supports patients with money earned at the store and with hospital equipment through Friends of Hospice. Most is done with Read more [...]

Paul House Photography. Paul House is a local photographer who has lived and worked in Fort Bragg all his life and has developed a unique eye for capturing the beautiful scenery and wildlife throughout Mendocino County. Paul’s photo of narcissus daffodil is also featured on the cover of this issue Read more [...]