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Just across the street from the Museum of Wisconsin Art and adjoining the Hub, a non-for-profit…read morecoffee shop, GOWA is the destination to buy fine art! The industrial Gallery space is open and bright, spanning over two levels. Exhibitions change every two months and feature the best of Wisconsin's artworks, from turn-of-the-century landscapes to contemporary abstracts. GOWA is the destination for art collectors and lovers alike! With lower priced one-of-a-kind items available in the gift shop to large scale corporate sculptures, there is something sure to please everyone.

From the owner: Online Gallery - Viewing By Appointment Only. The only…read moregallery that represents Wisconsin Art of all periods - especially Early and Historic to Contemporary. Specializing in 1910 - 1950 WPA era, American Scene, Regionalism, Social Realism, Magic Realism, Urban, Rural, Modernist, etc. We buy, sell, consign, and collect. Great selection of Contemporary artists too! We are all about promoting, educating, and elevating the important artwork done in the state of Wisconsin!

The place was clean and amazing The seating area and stage…read morewas amazing The play was professional The singing and acoustics were awesomely clear I laughed and cried All the actors were tremendously talented. The dancers support and main . I loved the experiences. The seating selection was great ! The tickets were reasonable . The value is worth it .

I do not have a clue why this theater would get anything under five stars. A few days before the…read moreevent, I purchased tickets for a Kat Edmonson concert on a Wednesday at 2:00 PM. My tickets were a steal at $39.00 each. Almost sold out, I grabbed what was left for my wife and I. The seats were great, and I didn't see a bad seat in the house. Ms. Edmondson's performance was fantastic. Frankly, she sounded better than on her CDs. The acoustics were excellent and the seats were comfortable. Everything was spotless, even the bathrooms. A huge lot makes parking a breeze. Of course, being a matinee on a Wednesday, the audience was older, and I felt like 75 years old was "The Sweet Bird of Youth," but that's okay. My funky appearance caused a few of the Brookfield matrons to stare, but I'm used to that in Milwaukee. The town can be myopic and provincial in how they treat older men who dress "arty." It was a great experience, and I thank Kat Edmondson and the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts.

Jennifer is highly skilled and accommodating. An exceptional eye! So thankful to have stopped here!read more

When you love something enough that you want to preserve it, do not waste your money on cheap…read moreframing done by people with inadequate training. Jennifer, owner of Main Street Framing, is a professional who can guide your selection of frame, matting, and glass so that your precious artwork, photograph or object will be beautifully displayed and protected. I just had my daughter's engagement photograph framed as a gift for her. She was thrilled with the color choices, especially how the matting brought out the tones of the photograph. This will be something she will pass on to her own children someday. Are you thinking about the quality of the frame you are buying? Will it last fifty years? Trust Main Street Framing!

I went there for a onetime class. Compare to other classes offered around the area it was quite…read morereasonable price. I had a fun night and I made a plate.

I am very grateful for the quick response and quality repair service regarding my fused glass kiln…read more My relays died in the middle of a month working with nearly 100 students and their multiple projects. Their technician was able to travel the @60 miles within a day or two of the call for help and repair and test in under an hour. And I was back in business.