This place is the #1 Gift shop or visitors. Had great variety of stuff, but might not have your…read moresize. It is all very good priced and the workers were amazing. One thing i will say is if you decide to get a souvenir coin to turn the handle slow or it becomes kinda bent!

Not only is this a great shop and conveniently located next to the water, but they are a tremendous…read moresupporter of the Bayfield Rec Center. It's always rewarding to know that the money you spend makes an impact in an entire community. Thank you Keeper of the Light!

this store is incredible because it has amazing sculpture made by dorine damm!! the other stuff was…read moregood, but my review is mostly about ms. damm's sculpture as it eclipsed everything. i was simply overwhelmed. i wandered in this store and was just stunned. so freaking adorable! a bit pricey but not really considering the time and effort involved! and the fact that ms. damm is simply an artistic genius. i mean look at this stuff! how does she come up with this adorableness? the concepts alone are just genius. i bought so much stuff man and i never really spend money on trinkets

This was my favorite shop in Bayfield. The jewelry is so pretty and the woman working there was so…read morelovely and friendly.

Not they stuff. Its all different brands and the guy at the front desk is hostile. When i asked…read moreabout a print he very rudly denied my request with rude hand flips. Place is very tight with a lot of different selection of items. WARNING: All stuff is NOT made by them but bought from other places and put ln there shelvles and sometimes will hot press a design. Prices are wacky.

Best place I found in the Bayfield area for souvenir shopping. Great selection of merch at…read morereasonable prices. Service was friendly and efficient.

I bought my second pair of shoes here after several years wearing the first pair out. I like the…read moreselection and the service. And the location.

very good customer service very beautiful store the employees are amazing 10/10 would recommend you…read morehere for shoe shopping or even clothes!

Went to Bayfield to walk around the town and go into the shops, although the sign said Mon-Sat…read more10-5, It was closed. We went Tuesday Aug4th at 1:30pm. Very disappointed.

Definitely a gallery to stop in at-has a variety of different media and artists. You won't be able…read moreto leave without buying something.

Really cute bookstore in Bayfield. Great selection, and loved that as soon as you walk in there's…read moresections featuring local & indigenous authors/topics. I was also obsessed with their dog-themed book section and literally laughed out loud when I saw their "banned book" shelves. This is the kind of space that sparks joy. They have a cool patio out back to hang out and read that is (of course) dog friendly! And besides books, they also had some unique trinkets and merchandise for purchase. I walked away with a mystery by a local author that I never would've found without this nifty bookshop.

Perfect little indie bookstore. We loved the cafe, used book and used vinyl building off the back…read moreof the shop - lots of good finds there (most records $3-5, good prices) plus a place to sit and drink some coffee. Friendly staff. 10/10

Apostle Islands Booksellers is an absolute gem in Bayfield…read more From the moment you walk in, it feels warm, welcoming, and thoughtfully curated. The selection is impressive for a small-town bookstore with great picks across fiction, nonfiction, kids' books, and plenty of titles that celebrate local history, nature, and Lake Superior culture. A must-stop spot in Bayfield for book lovers!

What a lovely little local book shop nestled right in the tourist hustle and bustle of Bayfield…read more Stopped here on a couple of occasions on a recent trip. It's a small shop but it's brimming with books. On one visit, it was a bit crowded (I like to really linger over shelves of books and felt like it was a bit too busy for that). So I came back a second time when they were a bit less busy. I love when bookshops offer recommendations from their workers--the best! They have a shelf full of fun recommendations and I was able to pick up my next read there. A top notch experience at a top notch local bookseller. Get to it!

I love these products! Environmental friendly and reasonably priced. Love how they are made in…read moreAshland too.

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