Always beautiful, always find what I am looking for!…read moreWonderful place to shop! The owner is always so helpful!

Cool store, but packed with merchandise which can feel claustrophobic. Literally, floor to ceiling…read moretunnels of merchandise. Nice staff, prices a bit high.

This is my 300th First to Review so I wanted to choose a special business. A Christmas Shoppe is…read morethe perfect business to sing the praises of. I ordered a personalized ornament on eBay and this is the business that sent the ornament. Fast service, check,! I ordered the ornament that was going to be personalized with the year, first names, and last name. That same day I received a notice that the order had been shipped. What! Maybe the company didn't get my special instructions for the personalization. Wrong, I received the ornament two days later and it was PERFECT! High quality, light weight, appropriate size, clear personalization was exactly what I received. After getting the ornament I went to their website and identified a number of ornaments that are on my wishlist. If I were independently wealthy I have dreamt of all the ornaments I would order. I do plan to order at least one more ornament for this year. I have always collected an annual ornament from Hallmark but now I'm going to add an appropriate personalized ornament each year from A Christmas Shoppe.

Love this place around Christmas. I believe it was 37.50 ...not sure if that was car load. Anyway…read morehere's what u need to know... its way out in the middle of nowhere with lots of curves and animals to watch out for. Didnt see any but with the woods it can happen.. you park in a field so potentially muddy. Its a walk around place so dress accordingly hat, gloves scarf layers ... maybe look into heated vest gloves and or scarf. There are buildings selling things like Christmas ornaments, decorations and food. Bought hot chocolate outside that was barely luke warm. They had porta potties that had awful smell and thankfully didnt need one. Lots of lights and selfie opportunities. Be kind and offer to snap pics for families ... mom always the one taking them and never in them. Lovely huge bonfire to warm up at. Its a pricey place but I think its great. They close early than posted time. I saw some people entering thru the exit. We drove 45 minutes id have been aggravated to get there and not get in when it was at least 30 minutes before closing time. The posted closing time is 9 which seems early. But by 8,:30 they stopped letting people in. They dobtake reservations and give 5 off. No discount for military or veterans Loved the toy train room and the light up arches. There is an outdoor train. You pay extra buy tickets. This is best on nights its not super cold. Definitely not raining or windy. After a rain the mud is real both for walking and parking. Some cars get stuck. The mud everywhere is a huge problem... use some of the profit to invest in gravel and straw to help make this less a show after rain.

Disappointing. Costs $37 for a carload. We waited 1 hour and 45 minutes in the car line before…read moreparking. The actual village is just muddy walkways and gift shops. The lights themselves are underwhelming and many are not working correctly. There just isn't really anything to do once you're inside.

Melissa is the best! Organized, responsive, friendly, competent, creative, & great attention to…read moredetail! All the things that make for a great decorator. I am usually quite picky about my decor and household aesthetic but after using her one time, I had complete trust in her process & style. I've now gone to her for help with my Halloween and Christmas decorations, sourcing decor for my home, styling tips, etc. She is truly a gem & I'm so glad I found her!

Its a good place, but I think its a little low quality. The employee's social-status is NOT good…read more They always look like they hate our guts.. and all the items are stuffed in places. I'd suggest going to Target first or Walmart.

I'm a huge fan of Tuesday Morning from way back! They have great deals on home decor, household…read moreitems, Christmas decorations and more. This location had some great deals when I last visited. I got a great orange brand name tote for an excellent price. The employees were very personable and helpful, too.

If you've longed for a more vintage holiday experience, it would be hard to top the Metamora…read moreChristmas Walk. The Metamora Christmas Walk is an annual tradition in this tiny Franklin County town located along the Whitewater Canal and seemingly untouched by all the razzle-dazzle of pop culture, contemporary tech, and more commercial Christmas experiences. I wouldn't so much call the Metamora Christmas Walk "fun." It's more heartfelt. It's a low-key, casual experience with lanterns lining the canal and lights adorning nearly every business in the village. The Metamora Christmas Walk starts the day after Thanksgiving each year. The shops stay open until around 10pm on Fridays and Saturdays and the only real charge is a nominal charge for parking. Of course, there is shopping available at a variety of unique shops. There are fire barrels glistening in the night sky that is largely devoid of anything that distracts from the beauty of the surroundings. The Metamora Christmas Walk truly looks and feels like a traditional holiday experience. If you look carefully, You might even see Yelper Rick G. and his wife Holly G. in the village as he pastors a Metamora church called Boundless Ways of Grace. People are friendly here. There is technology, though internet can be spotty can even most of the shops emphasize more folk/Americana items than the kind of things you'll find on Amazon. This is a fairly easy drive, though the road here can be a bit winding and rural so having familiarity, gas in the car, and a charged up phone would be a good idea. That said, I'm not the most comfortable driver. Metamora is a historic village with multiple buildings on the National Register of Historic Landmarks. The entire area is about 218 acres and actual population is right around 410. Yes, 410. Metamora was platted following the establishment of the Whitewater Canal in the 1830s. The town is named after a popular 1829 play, Metamora, or The Last of the Wampanoags. I will note that accessibility is not perfect in Metamora. It's a very historic town. While some stores are accessible, others are not. You can see virtually all of the lights and there are accessible pathways that allow for passing over the canal from one side to the other (though at least one of these paths is seriously steep). The Metamora Christmas Walk is truly a step back in time to quieter traditions of Christmas. It's great for families, though not really "busy." That said, children who love lights will love the village. It's actually a wonderful place for older couples and even for a trip with the grandparents. I'd dare say it's even a fairly romantic holiday tradition to begin. I don't do the Metamora Christmas Walk every year, but when I do I am completely dazzled by it.

What an amazing shop! So much to see! Great boutique area with unique clothing and home decor - I…read morewanted it all! Picked out some items for Christmas gifts. Staff was friendly and welcoming. I think this was my favorite shop in Madison!

This is one of our favorite places to stop when we go to Madison. This was our first visiting…read moreduring the spring/summer season & we were so excited to see what they had to offer! Outside of the store is filled with cute little succulents, plants, & the cutest things to plant them in & on. We love the ladies who work at the store. They are always so nice & helpful. Mom saw wanted this cute tin watering can that was a fountain. She told one of the ladies behind the desk. The lady said it was their last one but she could have it. Within 10 minutes the fountain was boxed up & in the back of my car. I also found an incredible smelling candle which was apricot & chai. So that candle also came home with me. It was a little pricey but sometimes you get to treat yourself haha