Once a working fish processing plant, the Bandon Fisheries Building has been transformed into a vibrant, multi-use waterfront destination for locals and visitors alike. Today, it is home to the Bandon Farmers Market, Farm & Sea Market, Warehouse Coffee Cafe, Washed Ashore Project, and an event center, bringing together local food, art, shopping, and community under one roof.

Visitors can shop for fresh local seafood, locally grown and produced goods, artisan products, and specialty foods, grab a cup of coffee, explore local vendors, or attend one of the many community events held throughout the year.

The building is also home to the Washed Ashore Project, a nonprofit organization that transforms marine debris collected from Oregon beaches into impressive large-scale sculptures that raise awareness about plastic pollution and its impact on marine life. Through art, education, and community involvement, Washed Ashore inspires visitors to help protect our oceans and coastal environment.

With its connection to Bandon’s fishing heritage and its new life as a gathering place for local businesses, artists, and the community, the Bandon Fisheries Building continues to be a unique destination along Bandon’s waterfront.