If I could give them 0 stars I would. I had only heard good things about DeBerge's, but after my…read moreexperience I will never recommend them to anyone. I brought my Giannis Antetokounmpo signed jersey and photo to be framed as a Christmas present. Instead of admitting this is not their speciality or area of expertise they performed the framing and ruined these pieces. The most disappointing part of this experience is that they ruined the signed photo. This signed photo, which is valued at $100+, was glued to a piece of mat board in Hobby Lobby quality work and was mounted touching the glass. This caused the film of the picture of wear off and distort the image leaving it worthless and unable to be reframed or used. I would expect that a professional framing company would have the know how of how to properly protect a signed picture. The jersey was also done in a quick, sloppy manner. In less than one year, the jersey had wrinkled and was coming loose from the mat board to which it was attached. After less than a year of looking at what was supposed to be an amazing sports collector piece we had to have the jersey reframed, losing out on the money spent at DeBerge's to frame originally ($400), as well as a treasured photo. In conclusion, I will never recommend this framing establishment to anyone. This all could have been prevented with a little honesty upfront from DeBerge's.

LOVE Deberge's! I've had a few things framed here. The owners are so helpful and artistic. Barb…read morealways recommends/creates the best frame. Also they have awesome scarves. I think I have 2 or 3 scarves from them that are so cute and classy. I also got a bracelet and necklace form there. They have jewelry and accessories that you won't find anywhere else. So unique and artistic. If you're in Kenosha, stop in to Deberge's... I always do!

Such a cute little store packed with so much faith-based merchandise. Among other things…read more They carry clothing, hats, books, jewelry, candles and so much more. They also offer engraving. The owners Kyle and Ashleigh Pratt opened this store in November of 2025. Ashleigh feels she was called to open this store so there would be a faith-based business locally for all to visit. Be sure to ask her about the story of her store. Their prices are decent.

On my second visit I am happy to say I am just as pleased as last time…read more This cute little thrift store so well stocked. Tons of items in great shape and beautifully displayed make it so easy to shop. I was in a couple of weeks ago and the summer decor was so cute. Today they were creating a pretty display of items in warm fall colors. The prices are super reasonable which I find so refreshing. There is no price gouging here! The staff is incredibly hospitable. I love chatting with them about all kinds of things. I always leave with a smile because of the sweet lady at the cash register. I will definitely stop in again the next time I'm in town.

I love antique stores with owners who love what they do. He was so friendly and very welcoming and…read moreeven made me laugh. Prices were okay but with everything being expensive now it is very understanding. Sweet owner and very generous.

Full of typical schlock at really high prices. Like the prices are higher than those at Heritage…read moreTrail Mall or Central Street Mall. Poorly displayed, unfriendly service. Total waste of time. Want to go to good antique mall? Head off to Heritage Trail Mall in Wilmette, Central Street Mall in Evanston or Guernee Antique Mall in Guernee.

I would like to thank Susan Faircloth and her company the Diamond Connection in Kenosha Wisconsin…read morefor her dedication to excellence when it comes to jewelry sales - and for myself jewelry repair. She has repaired many pieces, including my wedding set. It nearly looks brand new. I'm grateful for her determination in having only the most skilled craftsman work on my jewelry yet making sure it is affordable. I would highly recommend anyone who would need to have any kind of repairs done to reach out to the Diamond Connection!!

I bought my beautiful wedding band here! Everyone was so helpful and knowledgeable. I had a great…read moreexperience here, I highly recommend TDC!

This is a 2 day market held 3 times a year. WOW was it busy. Cars were lined all the way down the…read morestreet to the entrance of the huge parking lot. Crazy. The venders were great. So much to drool over. So much!! I will have to save some for next year and spoil myself with some really neat finds. There are lots of different styles and types of things being sold. Things for children and adults. Unique items and antique items. Some true artisans making fabulous items. Expect to pay for them. There were original painted and sculpted pieces going for hundreds of dollars. And then little vintage tins for 50 cents. One range to another price wise. I loved some things that I wish I could have gotten. There were food trucks INSIDE the sports complex and coffee and popcorn and more. It was really fun for me, but I love looking at all the different and unique items. Everyone there seemed to enjoy it and were walking with bags!!! All a good sign that the venders did well. There was an Old Fashion candle I now wish I had bought. Can't stop thinking about the smell. Ahhhhhh! I plan to go again.

re:craft and Relic is a two-day weekend market held a few times a year, featuring artisans that…read morecreate handmade and up-cycled goods. Held at the Franklin Sports Complex, the space is large and parking lot was full when we arrived just after 10am. There's a small entry fee, but it was well worth it to access all of these creative vendors in one space. With 150 vendors, it's impossible to list everything that's available but a short list might be: handmade soaps and candles, jewelry, paintings, postcards & magnets, upcycled wine bottle candles and glasses, repurposed metal and wood art, salvaged antiques, creative air plant displays, and much more. There's a good mix of vendors to please the young and old. My parents and I both found things to fit our tastes. There's plenty of Wisconsin love and local sports team products to check off anyone on your Christmas list. While we missed the consignment area in the front, there are hourly raffles that are free- so put your name in to win some of the objects on sale in the hall. There's a small amount of food offerings, which could be expanded! We didn't see that there were beer and Mimosas until we were leaving. That might have loosened our wallets! Looks like this event happens again January 28-29, 2017, in April, and perhaps again in November. So check their website or 88.9 Radio Milwaukee or WMSE for announcements.

I was not expecting to find a children's store in the middle of Kenosha. This is a lovely store and…read moreit is really quite large. They have a lot of nice brands here; I saw some stuff by Mayoral, Quincy Mae, Rylee and Cru, and others. They had a nice selection of stuff for both genders--a nice change since I have found (and my friends with sons have confirmed) it can be difficult to find as much for boys as for girls. In addition to the clothes, there were lots of toys and accessories. I bought some beeswax crayons that my little one was playing with (the store has a little table set up near the cash register for children to color at) and I liked the crayons a lot myself; they were really smooth. Makes me want to take up coloring more often. (Though I guess I'll have the chance with a small child.) The sizes run the childhood gamut--they have infant items all the way up to probably at least age 10. The store features a brand of the month, and a contest associated with it; if you buy an item by the brand of the month you are entered into a contest. Clever incentive. There isn't a dedicated parking lot, but the downtown (?) Kenosha area has plenty of street parking.

I missed the fall event but stopped in today. I bought my granddaughter the cutest outfit.read more

Excellent deals on brand new, quality stuff. Lots of different items to look through, and treasure…read morebins to dig through for $1 deals