Nothing like walking into a cute little antique store and then seeing a ton of Nazi memorabilia…read morestarring you in the face. It's quite disturbing! SS hats, flags, you name it. Right in plain sight when you walk in. Not the kind of place I would do business with. Who knows what else is there? White sheets & a noose or two? Yes, it's history- though not a very good part of history. I don't think it should be so proudly displayed, nor displayed at all.

This place is huge! A three-storey antique shop filled with interesting pieces and a thoughtfully…read moreselected range of items. There's plenty to explore, and browsing each floor is enjoyable. The staff are friendly and helpful, making the visit pleasant overall. Definitely worth a stop if you enjoy antique shopping, especially for clothing.

Great vibes, solid music. Having the old heads around is awesome, made some new friends would…read morerecommend. Love eagels

A local establishment. This place does a lot for the community. A good place to get together with…read morefriends.

Amazing, extensive, eclectic, but well organized collection of books! I could stay in here for…read morehours and just soak it all in... do not skip this gem in La Crosse!

Awesome hidden gem with a very wide variety of new and used books. The loft area is designed with…read morethe purpose of hanging out and reading a book while drinking some coffee from next door. Bought several books and the price was very reasonable for what we purchased. Staff was helpful and friendly.

Very nice sales associates, they were kind knowledgeable friendly. I went in after discovering the…read morecoffee shop a few doors down. Loved the ambiance, they had different styles and beautiful furniture. I recommend going in they had several items marked down as well. I will definitely visit here again.

This place is an absolute scam!! There was a Portland Leather bag that was marked up to four times…read moreits price new! and everything was marked up like that! They have these "sales" that are trying to convince you to buy something, but even after you consider the sale, the item is still wildly overpriced! And all the sales people do is basically circle you while you are shopping, trying to convince you to buy the items.

Typical old neighborhood bar. Open jams every Thurs!!! And live music most weekends. Better than a…read moreDJ!

The way the showroom is set up, we could actually take the time to appreciate and examine each…read morepiece of furniture. There are beautiful pieces from the late 1800s to early 1900s. The showrooms are housed in two garage-like sheds behind a house. The rooms are heated but the airblower is in the back. There were lots of people coming through and most seemed to be regulars. The owner and his wife were very hospitable and knowledgeable. They were very eager to share their passion of antiquing. Lots of information and background was provided. It's a great place to find a unique addition to a home. A Kwik trip is not too far in town if you need to get cash. Checks accepted. Not sure about credit cards since we didn't make a purchase-yet.

This place is definitely off the beaten path but well worth the travel. Independently owned and…read moreoperated with a beautiful selection of American antique furniture. Each piece is well thought out. Not your typical overstuffed antique store.

We visited the International Owl Center for one of their programs a few weeks ago. We paid $18 for…read moretwo people and it was definitely worth it, especially if you love owls and care about conservation. We arrived early and had time to walk around an check out their adorable gift shop. Even if you can't make it to a program, the gift shop alone is worth a stop and the proceeds go to an amazing cause. There were 3 owls present for our program but Ruby was the star of the show and the only one to be brought out for viewing. Our speaker advised that there are typically 5 owls present but they have to be transported to the center daily and if they don't feel like coming, they are not made to. I love that! JR the Eastern Screech Owl was also there but he never really came out so I could get a look at him (although I did hear him once and his little "screech" was nothing like I expected!) and Bea the burrowing owl was also there. She was my absolute favorite with her dainty size and her sweet, although shy, disposition. I never even knew there owls that nest underground before seeing her. We learned a lot about these amazing animals and things we can do to help them and although our program was full of adults and seniors, I think this would be a really great thing to do with children. For instance, through an exhibit about wingspan, we learned that my husband has the wingspan of a Blakiston's Fish Owl and I have the wingspan of a Eurasian Eagle Owl. They have plenty of interesting exhibits about the different sizes and types of owls and we made sure to "Make a pledge to save owls" before leaving. They also sell artwork from the community and are working very hard to raise money for a new facility for these beautiful creatures so I recommend coming to visit if you are able and having a nice time while helping a very good cause.

This is an amazing place. So interesting- informative- family friendly-and educational. The owls…read moreare magical. The staff kind and programs presented are great. Gift shop has a wonderful assortment of owl themed products. Also- the kids art from all around the world is amazing. Please support the owls and this wonderful Owl Center.

So, the house, what you can see of it: 5 stars. It's gorgeous and everything is well preserved…read more Why the 2 stars though? Three reasons: 1. I would post pics showing what it looks like but no photography is allowed. I thought the one woman was going to bat my phone out of my hand when I took it out to take a pic. It is 2019; 80 year old grandmothers have smartphones with cameras. If it's about flash photography, say so and let me take pics without the flash. Otherwise, a restriction on photography gets you an immediate downvote in my book. 2. You see three rooms and you can't even go in and look around, it's all roped off. 3. None of the guides knew anything beyond their script. Anytime anyone asked a question they said they didn't know the answer. Why are you working here if you don't know half the questions people are asking? Beautiful house, what you can see of it. I got in free with a tour but based on my time there today would never pay to go inside.

Fantastic tour, house is preserved so well and you can tell the staff/volunteers have a lot of…read morerespect for its history. Well worth the ticket cost. Tour probably an hour or longer and so much detail!!!