Quantity over quality for the most part…read more They say they're the largest antique mall in the state and I believe it! This place goes on and on and on and on. There are 3 floors full of stuff. Obviously your feelings will vary depending on what you're looking for. If your grandma collected it, you'll find it here in enormous quantities. Precious Moments, knickknacks, collector plates, SO MANY toys etc. Prices are set by the dealer so some things are reasonable and some are not. Put yourself in the mindset of visiting a rummage sale the size of an airplane hangar and you'll be spot on. Staff wasn't especially pleasant. Worth a look, if you don't mind sifting through a ton of stuff.

This place is an absolute gem! I could spend hours looking…read morethrough every room, aisle, and shelf of this place. There is truly something for everyone here and everything is reasonably priced. Would recommend bringing cash when you visit.

This group just bought a permanent place. The Columbus, Wisconsin Area Historical Society is doing…read morea good job preserving the area's history. They are housing the George Hasey Popcorn Wagin and many local artifacts. Thank goodness for the Columbus Historical Historic Landmarks and Preservation Commission, the local government entity for keeping the knowledge of the area's people's artifacts, knowledge, and more for generations to be educated about and see in person. The George Hasey Popcorn Wagon is a notable historical artifact in Columbus, Wisconsin.   Historical Significance: George Hasey owned and operated the popcorn wagon in Columbus for many years, making it a local fixture.   It's a Dunbar popcorn wagon, and examples of these in excellent condition are rare. The wagon has a rich history, including periods where it was moved out of Columbus and then brought back by community efforts. Community Involvement: The community of Columbus has played a significant role in preserving and maintaining the wagon. There have been fundraising efforts to support its preservation and to provide a suitable display location.   The Columbus Wisconsin Area Historical Society is housing house the wagon in their museum.   Current Status: The wagon is a preserved historical artifact in Columbus, Wisconsin. It is,housed in a museum setting. It is still used for events, to provide popcorn to the public.   In essence, the George Hasey Popcorn Wagon is a beloved piece of local history that the community of Columbus has worked hard to preserve.

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!

We had Brandi join us during a birthday/bachelorette spa celebration and it ended up being the…read morehighlight of the night! There were 7 of us in our group and she spent time with each person individually answering questions and doing thoughtful readings. She never rushed anyone and made sure everyone had the chance to ask what was on their mind. Afterward we were all comparing our readings and talking about how much they resonated. It was such a fun and memorable experience for everyone. I'm really grateful for the time and care she gave our group and would absolutely book with her again. If you're looking for something unique to add to a girls' night or celebration, I highly recommend her.

I had a reading with Brandi today, and it was excellent. The lady has the gift and shares…read moregenerously what she sees and senses. I received key insights to ponder and learn from. Very pleased and grateful.

My husband and I went on the lake to lake tour with guide Stanley. We we super excited to eat and…read moretour our way through Madison!! We've done 3 walking food tours prior to this one and were excited to add it to our list. There were many things we loved about this tour; Stanley's enthusiasm, the beautiful day and great walking weather, the folks we chatted with on the tour and *most* of the food. The tour was extremely slow to get going. We were all very hungry; eating small breakfasts and no morning snacks in anticipation of a heavy food afternoon. The tour began promptly at 12:30. We spent a very long time in the Convention Center talking about Frank Lloyd Wright. And then when we left the history part of the tour continued for an hour. The first tasting of any food did not happen until a little after 1:30. First stop was Merchant, a funky restaurant/bar, where we were served a Small quarter of a cuban sandwich and a tiny arugula salad dressed in vinaigrette. The Cubano was very good but the serving we seriously tiny. Then we lingered waaaay too long (in my opinion) at the Merchant sitting at the table even though everyone had been done for a while. After the merchant we made Lots of little stops to look at landmarks around the capital area. And we did a little walk through of the capital building, which was very beautiful, but my tummy was still rumbling!!!! 2:22 was our second stop at Fromagination Cheese Shop. This was an absolutely adorable shop with oodles of cheese as well as other gormete food stuffs like cookies, pastries, honey, balsamic vinegar, mustard, jams and jellies and other gift stuff . 3 small pieces of cheese and 2 crackers. There were also a few samples around the store for tasting but really it was a very small food sampling. Shortly after that around 2:44 we made it to Ian's Pizza for a half-slice of Mac and cheese pizza. Ehhh. Did not like it. They had some really cool other kinds and just an awesome menu in general. Just was not into the Mac and Cheese slice. Ick Next up was a little after 3:00 and we stopped at Himal Chuli which was a Nepalese eatery for a Mango Lassi. I was disappointed that we did not get to go inside the restaurant. We just grabbed-and-go our drinks and walked to our next stop. At around 3:17 we stopped into State Street Brats where we were served half to a third of a brat and A half pint of Spotted Cow beer from New Glarus Brewery. Good tasting. But again, a very small sample Lastly we walked to UW campus to the student union for a vanilla malt. It was good. Wish we had gotten to try the ice cream. I'm sure they have some great flavors there. The union was amazing however, right on the lake. Lucky students. The tour ran over, ending around 3:45. My husband and I left still feeling kind of hungry which has NEVER happened to us after a food tour. So, we had a fun time but left with mixed feelings about the tour. Not sure how much we will recommend this one to ours friends. Would rather send them down to the zerve.com food tours in Chicago.

Monroe street tour was wonderful!!, great food all in walking distance!…read moreguide was well educated in Madison history. The food was excellent choices. went to many places I did not know were there! pizza, salad, beligum beer, mussels, so fun! enoyed every moment, if you live in madison or visiting this tour is a must!!