This is a 2 day market held 3 times a year. WOW was it busy. Cars were lined all the way down the…read morestreet to the entrance of the huge parking lot. Crazy. The venders were great. So much to drool over. So much!! I will have to save some for next year and spoil myself with some really neat finds. There are lots of different styles and types of things being sold. Things for children and adults. Unique items and antique items. Some true artisans making fabulous items. Expect to pay for them. There were original painted and sculpted pieces going for hundreds of dollars. And then little vintage tins for 50 cents. One range to another price wise. I loved some things that I wish I could have gotten. There were food trucks INSIDE the sports complex and coffee and popcorn and more. It was really fun for me, but I love looking at all the different and unique items. Everyone there seemed to enjoy it and were walking with bags!!! All a good sign that the venders did well. There was an Old Fashion candle I now wish I had bought. Can't stop thinking about the smell. Ahhhhhh! I plan to go again.

re:craft and Relic is a two-day weekend market held a few times a year, featuring artisans that…read morecreate handmade and up-cycled goods. Held at the Franklin Sports Complex, the space is large and parking lot was full when we arrived just after 10am. There's a small entry fee, but it was well worth it to access all of these creative vendors in one space. With 150 vendors, it's impossible to list everything that's available but a short list might be: handmade soaps and candles, jewelry, paintings, postcards & magnets, upcycled wine bottle candles and glasses, repurposed metal and wood art, salvaged antiques, creative air plant displays, and much more. There's a good mix of vendors to please the young and old. My parents and I both found things to fit our tastes. There's plenty of Wisconsin love and local sports team products to check off anyone on your Christmas list. While we missed the consignment area in the front, there are hourly raffles that are free- so put your name in to win some of the objects on sale in the hall. There's a small amount of food offerings, which could be expanded! We didn't see that there were beer and Mimosas until we were leaving. That might have loosened our wallets! Looks like this event happens again January 28-29, 2017, in April, and perhaps again in November. So check their website or 88.9 Radio Milwaukee or WMSE for announcements.

The earrings caught my eyes the most like they are so cute!! The employees are nice and ask to look…read morestuff for you. It's cool to have a place like this in the mall

I found this store in the Mall of America in Minnesota and LOVED IT! It's a weird blend of goodwill…read moreand a retro fun costume store. Fast forward to moving to South East Wisconsin and this one was pretty disappointing as a male. My wife and daughter both found fun stuff and ended up buying a few things but their men's section is a TINY fraction of the store.

Linda and Tammy are awesome. They are knowledgeable and engaging. Their selection is superb and…read moreLinda has a passion for design. She knows her inventory and where it is located. As you make your way around the upstairs where she has laid out the beds (pun mildly intended), will have you longing to walk off with all of them at once, while their prices are nothing short of astounding. If there was ever a time to focus on buying local, this post-COVID time is it, and if you are looking for a place that is going to be fair, where you will find something that will last, this is the store. More importantly, Linda's knowledge of interior design means when you walk in and jabber as incoherently as I did, she will cheerfully help you find what matches your style and/or make your significant other happy without breaking the bank. When you go, tell her Guy says "Hi."

From the owner: Specialties Quality Consignment Furniture…read moreProducts 9 Local Artists:, Blinds, Pottery, Quilts, Signs, Patio Furniture, Tables, Beds, Sofas, Sectionals, Chairs, Rugs, Carpet Samples, Leather Sofas Services Home Furnishing, Interior Design, Color Consultant, Local Pick-Up & Delivery Brands Marshfield Furniture Locations Notes Located on Main Street Business Description Feather Your Nest, in Fort Atkinson, WI, is the leading consignment shop serving Madison, Milwaukee, New Glarus, Waukesha, Middleton, Janesville, and surrounding areas. We offer consignment furniture, home furnishings, blinds, pottery items, quilts, signs, tables, beds, patio furniture, interior design and color consultation, and much more. For more information, visit Feather Your Nest in Fort Atkinson.

You guys must want to be like Goodwill now. Your prices are getting tooooo high! I can buy shirts…read moreat Walmart for what you want there. Very disappointing that you want to get greedy.

Cute. Nice selection. Smallish place. Gal who was working was friendly and funny…read more Did not find anything. I would return again.

Over priced. And I got ripped off on top of it. Got to my car and noticed an extra charge so I went…read moreback in to question it. I purchased a plaid flannel sheet set, you can visibly see they go together, they were all on the same hanger AND had one price tag on one sheet....I was charged TWO separate prices. One for the fitted sheet and one for the flat sheet and pillow cases. When I asked what the extra charge was for she told me they were two separate things...that "the fitted sheet came in a day later." I said they clearly match, we're hanging on the same hanger, and only one is marked..maybe they should each have their own price tag then....what a joke???!!?!

This used to be one of my favorite stores to go to but the past six months the price increases are…read moreridiculous. I am seeing dollar store items priced at $2.99, broken glassware priced at ridiculous amounts, and donations from stores that marked their items half off priced at the original amounts in this store. I understand that everything is going up in the world but these price hikes are insane and I will no longer be shopping here. I should not have to pay $3.99 for a Dollar Tree drinking glass. Because of these prices I feel the shelves are still filled with the same items I saw 6 months ago because not people are buying. I've spoken to many guests in the stores who feel the same way. My business is now going to St. Vincent DePaul and a local thrift store just a few blocks from here.

This is a small two story shop with antique chairs, dressers, sofas, pews and some neat light…read morefixtures. They also had some old books, mirrors, paintings, tins, wooden crates and bottles. They also offer in house restoration services.

stopped in just because I was passing by and had a few spare minutes. I talked with the 2 brothers…read morewho own the shop, and just really liked the small town "friendly" feel. These gentlemen have now repaired 2 chairs for me (they finished them quickly because holidays were coming), and are working on a third job for me now. Their work is lovely. Stop in if you can - it's worth the stop.

Great place. Great items to choose from. Love the clothes, jewelry, etc. Wish place was open more…read morethough. Love their T-shirts to.

From the owner: One of Milwaukee's largest selection of vintage clothing from the 40s to the early 70s. Great…read morevariety of housewares, décor, and accessories from the mid century as well!