The best antique shop and gallery I've been to. The store is very neatly laid out and all the items…read moreare either in good or excellent condition. The owners are very nice. The building is worth seeing alone as it is an old department store with several original features.

Hancocks best stop for locally made and original art. Conveniently located downtown and offering…read moreworkshops with visiting artists as well as operating an old printing press. If you want to explore your creative side, or find a one of a kind gift idea, I highly suggest you visit the friendly and helpful staff at the Copper Country Community Srt Center.

From the owner: Here at the Copper Country Community Arts Center in Hancock we have wonderful local work in our…read moreArtists Market Sales Gallery! Jewelry, paintings, photography, pottery, blown glass, stained glass, wooden bowls, books, cards, and many other unique gifts in all price ranges. We have gift certificates too! Along with our artist market sales gallery we have the Kerredge Gallery and our Youth Gallery, which each change monthly.

Marquette is home to many great artists. This Gallery is a wonderful place to see the work of the…read moreMarquette artist collective. If you are looking for a truly unique gift this is the place. The artists take turns manning the shop and are more than happy to answer any questions or help you find just what you're looking for. Some things aren't for sale but most of the artists will do works by commission if you want something special.

A shop fill with the most wonderful treasures. Storm Kromer hats and gloves. The lower level Brads…read moreguitars.

What a great shop! I said in my tip it was at the end of US 45, I suppose I could have said the…read morestart of US 45, but the truth is, US 45 neither starts nor ends. It has a loop so when you go as far north as you can, it loops around the block and goes south again - all the way to Mobile, Alabama but here, in Ontonagon, the Nonesuch Gallery sells some of the coolest stuff you can imagine. Oh, and if you need strings for your guitar or banjo, they have those, too. I sat out front with my buddy who seems to be a cousin of Charlie McCarthy's. He was wearing a hat that says, "Life is good, eh? In Ontonagon, Michigan." He told me I needed one, so I bought one. And an official Stormy Kromer hat, too. If you find yourself in Da Yoop someday, and you find yourself running north on US 45, take a run to Ontonagon and visit the Nonesuch Gallery. It's worth the trip to Da Yoop by itself, eh?