My Guest Room is a place for vintage gifts. The store is loaded with unique items and some smaller…read morefurniture. Many great items.

If your looking for beautiful antiques and decorations for your home, this is the place to go. A…read moregreat selection of items for a reasonable price. Stop by and visit when visiting Columbus!.

Cute little vintage resale spot in Lake Mills. Lots of vendors and classes. A variety of antique…read moreand vintage items on the main floor and down below.

Phil and Vicky's shop is truly a trip into the past. They seem to have everything from a few years…read moreago all the way back to the Victorian era and its all reasonably priced. If you are looking for a neat knick knack, a new piece of furniture, or you just want to hear a little history on a cool old building, stop in to Elsing's!

This place is a trip! Friend store dog, cool stuff and great staff!!! Ohh and the building is…read morehaunted, why NOT stop and check this place out? You'll be glad you did!!!

We went exploring in Lake Mills and stumbled upon this gem. It is on a side street behind Main…read moreStreet but worth the visit There is plenty of free parking right on the street in front. There is a store and working pottery studio in the old Jail. When we visited two artists were working away. The pottery was very detailed and beautiful. If you like craftsman style pottery or just a fan of pottery this is worth a visit.

If you are a fan of classic Arts and Crafts pottery (there are dozens of us, I swear!) then get in…read morethe car and make the drive out to Ephraim Pottery in Lake Mills. The small store/gallery has locally crafted lighting, textiles, tiles and of course pottery. Expect both classic and whimsical forms and beautiful glazework. Everything is made by hand by Wisconsin artists. Quality is extremely high so don't expect bargain basement prices. A small (but exquisite) vase will be in the $200 range. Know that this ship has some of their experimental pieces along with an "irregular" table. If you're willing to accept a tiny flaw you'll save 25-50%. Your purchases will be beautifully packed and presented to you in a cute Ephraim Pottery tote. We picked up a few handmade tiles that will look beautiful in our old house but man, if I had a lot of cash I would have bought EVERYTHING!

I Opened the door to a new shopping experience. At first, as a man, nothing seemed enticing at…read morefirst. I ended up buying reasonably priced and unique jewelry for all the women in my family. It took me asking good questions and hearing helpful and knowledgeable advice from several shopkeepers. While I was there I got my rosary fixed as well. It didn't hurt to receive a seasonal gift of Amish made chocolate either to open my eyes to future shopping at Diakonos.

7 Volunteers from the Dane County Boys & Girls Club came to learn new techniques to teach the kids…read morefor our fall Beading and Jewelry Club. Becky, Ed and Carol are great teachers and we learned a new knot, how to make leather earrings and an amazing bracelet. This one of the best places to learn to make leather jewelry. We liked it so much we are going back again for another class. We learned so much and they make beauty easy.

So many things to see lots of ground to cover as this place is HUGE! If you enjoy antiques/vintage…read moreyou really should add this place to the list. Columbus has plenty of things to see & its just a hop skip and a jump from Madison. Firemans park has the beautiful pavillon, outdoor family aquatic center, live deer pen and lots of playground equipment for the kids. Downtown is one of the locations Public Enemies was filmed, lots of charm. Just down the block from the Amtrak train station, since 1906.

I called on my lunch break Tuesday 03/01/2022 (from my office) to see if they were open, which they…read moreweren't, but their message said they would be open Wednesday, so I planned to go then. Wednesday morning, some extremely rude man from this shop called my office, accused us of cold call telemarketing and hung up before I even knew who he was. So, I looked up the telephone number and found out it was "Light House Lamp Repair." If that's how they treat potential customers, I certainly won't be giving them any business. I didn't catch they guy's name, but he could stand to learn some manners.

A darling bookstore & coffee shop! The shelving & book displays contain whimsical items that catch…read morethe eye. A nice variety of gifts too. Will definitely make a return visit

Great place to go to sit and relax and have a some coffee or cup of tea and catch up on some new…read morereads or shop for a last minute gift for someone. A nice selection! Cute kids area as well! Happy it's close and in town!

Incredibly cute shop! This is a stop every time I do the art walk and if I am going through…read moreStoughton. There is a great selection of items from artists as well as really fun greeting cards. They sell a good mix of gifts for young and old. The staff are always very friendly. I would say the price range is about mid range. Well worth a visit.

Overt is such a unique experience, but a definite MUST when you visit downtown Stoughton. She fills…read morethe space with SO MUCH color. Katherine, the owner is also an artist. Her space is filled with everything you can think of for creative gifts, cards, craft kits and more. Not only that, it doubles as an art gallery. She also hosts amazing classes throughout the year. This weekend was Syttende Mai, so she hosted Rosemaling classes! You get a piece of wood with a stenciled design to save on time. It was so much fun. We will definitely be back for more!