Cute shop in lovely Madison, IN. I was a little disappointed not to find any Irene Dunne-related…read moreitems here, since she was from the area. I was ready to buy a little something to celebrate my visit there to honor her, but the merchandise here is more generic and not all that specific to the area. Nonetheless, the store was clean and had some cute items.

While it's the Chautauqua Art Festival that draws thousands to the quaint riverside town of Madison…read moreeach autumn, it's businesses and proprietors of shops like The Floating Cow that invite visitors to make Madison a go-to place any time of year. The Floating Cow, in particular, is loaded with variety and charm.

Such a wonderful place. You feel at home right away and there are so many different rooms with…read moredifferent kinds of art at different investment levels and the artists are so friendly and informative. Definitely a must see when you're in town!

I stopped to see all the art they have in this cute town of Madison. These are true artists in this…read moregallery. Lots of unique pieces. I found Danny Palafox art the most interesting. I bought a few magnetic pieces of his. I wanted one of his paintings. Im going to get one soon. There were some artists there. I enjoyed the variety they had.

A well-curated boutique is just something to treasure!…read more I ventured into Blush on Main during my recent day trip to Madison. I had not wanted to spend much on the trip -- and, well, Blush on Main ended that fantasy pretty quickly. Blush on Main has racks and racks of beautiful women's clothes and accessories. If it weren't for being pregnant, I may have revelled in these racks a bit more. My sister-in-law, though, found a few items to try on here. What I really loved was Blush on Main's hat collection. I'm a sucker for a great hat (for proof, see my main Yelp profile pic). This shop had a few varieties that were particularly good for more regular wear, such as when outside at home, at farmers markets, on vacation, etc. I found a straw hat with a blue band that I had to have. It cost around $45, I believe, which was over my budget for the day (see the second paragraph above) but not so much to break the bank. I forked over my credit card, and I wore the hat the rest of the day. My sister-in-law and mother-in-law also got great hats. Thanks to Blush for providing me something beautiful to take home with me!

The building is the best part of this place. It is beautifully restored and updated - it looks like…read morerecently. There are a lot of women's clothing items, some children's clothing items, and a multitude of accessories here. Scarves, jewelry, headbands, other little knickknacks and purses. If you ended up in Madison having forgotten the suitcase and were in your 20s through 60s, you could probably find something here to help you make it through the weekend.

I don't understand the previous bad reviews left, this store is so awesome!…read more It's not uncommon to come across comic and collectible stores, but this place has such a large variety of everything. Whether you're into video games, antiques, comic books, Funkos, etc. etc...they've got it all. Even if you're coming in just to look, you could probably be in here for at least 20 minutes going through everything, as this is a pretty good-sized store. The staff here are very friendly as well. From a buyer's standpoint, this shop is a really cool one to check out.

the shop is fine and the employees are nice but I bought 2 action figures and they were both…read morebroken. I was surprised as the owner let me have store credit and i got some coins. he claimed they were not circulated but I only sold $75 dollars because they were. I got lucky with the owner but he's a lying cheapskate and I will never go there again. if you go into this establishment do not buy: mcfarlane dc gold edition hellbat suit & beast kingdom iron man medieval knight gold editio. he had the regular one but parts were missing don't buy that one either.

I love stores with vendor booths! This one was sitting near the Ohio river and is found in the…read morequaint town of Madison, Indiana. It was the first time that I stopped here although I have visited Madison many times. It was fun walking through the booths checking out the items everyone had. There were lots of antique booths as well as some booths that had new items so you will find a mix of goods here. I love costume jewelry and was able to find a couple of unique pieces to bring home, I also have been on the hunt for a mirror and I found it there as well. In one of the new booths I found a purse/clutch that I really liked and of course had to bring it home. Lastly I found an art booth toward the front of the store that carried new items and a few items that were not new like ephemera packs. In the art booth they had some silicone molds that I have a project in mind for and they had a basket of them marked down so I indulged there. The prices, like all booth type stores, are determined by the vendor so there is always good and bad. We got up to the counter to pay and there were two people there doing the checkout and they got us wrapped up quickly and out of there. I will definitely be stopping here again as the husband was with me and I just did not get to shop look enough!

As this was a return trip to Madison, this mall was on my "must do" list. Lots of variety, some…read morereally cute booths and a lot to see. Upstairs was new since my last visit. Fun place to shop or browse!

First of all, I love this building!!! Madison is a gorgeous town on the Ohio River and I always…read morefeel like I am stepping back in time. The store is very open and inviting. Not cluttered like some typical stores. He is expensive for his pieces, and some are not antiques much less even vintage...so be careful!!! He is friendly, but his sense of humor doesn't match mine. I love the interior of the original building and the large open windows in the front of the store. Bones wise the building is awesome, but let's say I was more interested in the old building than what he had to offer. But you should definitely stop he might have the perfect piece for you....just not me!!! But I would go back, eventually!!!!

This was my favorite antique shop in downtown Madison. They had lots of fun cool quirky things. Not…read moreso many items that you couldn't see the forest for the trees. Little collectibles, some truly antique things (so many so-called antique places have little of that these days). If I were a decorator in a big city, this would be one of my go to treasure trove type places.

Adorable shop on Main St. Gifts, yarn, fabrics, home decor, and jewelry just to name a few things…read more Art space to paint your own pottery & classes. Bigger event space in back. Had the honor of teaching here this past weekend & met Cara for the first time. Warm & caring person & it shows in this space.

My daughter and I come over to Madison from Northern Kentucky just to spend the day, and we always…read morelove painting pottery here!! I would definitely say the prices are fair and the environment is super cute and always clean!

If antiquing is your thing, the Lumber Mill is a must-visit in Madison. Obviously, it's housed in…read morean old lumber mill, and thus is HUGE. There are 3 floors of items (arranged by consignor) and you could spend hours going through them all. It's so big that there's even a little lounge to take a break and have some complimentary coffee.

If you like antiques, then this is a must see while in Madison. Huge building full of vintage…read morefinds. Prices are very reasonable, well laid out and good lighting. The staff is friendly and helpful. Two check out areas, one on each level. They even have a little lounge area with complimentary coffee should you need a break while shopping.