COURTESY OF WHITE BIRD GALLERY Celebrating the Arts in Cannon Beach ARTS AND CULTURE For decades artists from near and far have found their way to Cannon Beach, inspired by the iconic Haystack Rock and rugged seascape. Known as one of the top 100 art towns in the country, you can easily walk between the dozen or so independently owned galleries and studios. Even better, you can often meet the artist at work. Here’s a mix of the town’s newest studios along with legacy galleries. White Bird Gallery became one of the first galleries in Cannon Beach when it opened in 1971 — and remains a local institution today. Peruse sculptures, jewelry, paintings, mixed media and more from roughly 50 artists at the northern edge of downtown. In midtown, House of Orange is a hub for contemporary artwork, run by husband-and-wife team Ginger and Greg Scott. Greg is the 2025 Chamber of Commerce artist of the year. In addition to his fantastical paintings of sea creatures, you’ll find a collection of styles from over 20 artists. Look for metal sculptures by Steve Nagode and elegant porcelain blooms by Margaret White Bird Gallery cannonbeach.org 9
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