The lady working there was very nice! She was welcoming and very helpful. We custom made two…read morenecklaces and she made them right in front of us. She taught us how she did everything and even adjusted the necklaces to our liking. She had thousands of beads to choose from and lots of clasps and strings. Very cheap!! $13 for two necklaces. I would definitely recommend! She gave us a card to attend a jewelry class and I will definitely return for it.

Really cute bead shop located on the main drag of Northfield. They had a great selection to choose…read morefrom. Everything was very neat and easy to find. The only downside is that their kits to make items were pricey. I have seen cheaper options at comparable stores. They do have a lot of miscellaneous beads and trinkets that can add some glam to your work. I even found mini-pineapples!

I am so happy to have come across this beautiful place. We were greeted and also entered a raffle…read morefor spending over 20$ which I bought a purse from here. They have a snack section that reminds me of home and also had so many beautiful decor peaces. You could find so many wonderful work from people all over the globe. The pride I got was made from a small business owner in Brazil. The kids loved seeing all the awesome stuff they had. This is a great place to shop for a gift or support other small business owners. I loved the customer service here and could spend a long time browsing and shopping for stuff. I highly recommend making this a stop if you are ever in Northfield.

What a gorgeous display of cups, pottery, glass, kitsch, etc! The owner John is super kind! Had a…read morewonderful time shopping here and found a plethora of treasures! Absolutely will be back again!

Tons and tons of antiques of all kinds. Loads of pottery and glass, vintage toys, tools, and so…read moremuch more. Very well curated, but prices are a bit high. Was definitely fun to see.

They're super friendly and fast . There were many different types of books. There was also price…read morewas good

"Last year I went fishing with Salvador Dali. He was using a dotted line. He caught every other…read morefish." (Steven Wright) If you're hunting for quality sportsmen gear, this is the best spot locally to tackle your tackle list. That's no fish tale! THE LURE: The store is close to Bay Point Park boat launch, making it a convenient stop for fishing gear or licenses before you head out on the Mississippi River. THE LINE: Four Seasons carries solid inventory on fishing, archery, and hunting equipment. For the lady aiming for fishing boat chic, there's a pink sweatshirt with your name on it! There's even a pink tackle box for the matchy matchy look, but women's sunglasses would be a great add so one doesn't have to buy a manly pair in a pinch. THE CAST: Employees won't ambush you with pressure sales tactics or stalk you like prey, but they are enthusiastic to help if you look confused when your father sends you in for products you can't find. They are also fantastic with questions about the river, nearby lakes, and where fish are biting. I give this store 4.3 jigs for their excellent customer service and inventory! Now go catch yourself a lunker!

Bryson and Travis were both extremely helpful and knowledgeable. They were able to help me out…read morequickly at a reasonable price. I even showed up a couple of minutes after they closed without knowing and they had no problem helping me out even though they most definitely didn't have to do that. Would definitely recommend to friends and family.

" I Got Educated On Pottery Making "…read more We went to the Pottery Museum of Red Wing to find out how the Pottery is made. They had a wonderful collection of pottery that was made in Red Wing for many years. As we walked around the Museum looking at the displays, it was was nice seeing and finding out the history of Pottery in the Red Wing Area. Well worth a stop to see this Red Wing History.

it was good survice they have lots of cool thing that you will not find in normal storesread more

Stay away from this place!! Antiques on 4th is not ADA friendly or compliant. Please GO ELSEWHERE…read morefor better service and selection. WARNING-- THEY WILL DISCRIMINATE ANY CHANCE THEY GET ! If you dare, Go Find out for yourself.

We visited the Historic Pottery Place Mall in Red Wing , MN. The former Red Wing Potteries building…read moreon the outskirts of Red Wing has been turned into The Pottery Place Mall, the state's first factory outlet mall. Some of the old pottery factory equipment, such as boilers, is still intact in The Pottery Place factory outlet mall in Red Wing. This multi dealer, multi store mall occupies the historical Pottery Factory where Red Wing Pottery was produced. Offering a wide selection of antiques, stoneware, collectibles, and more. Some of the stores to be found within the mall are Pottery Place Antiques, 3rd Floor Antiques, Main, etc. Not a bad road walking trip.

I toured this place recently. Although it was nostalgic, it was a far cry from what it was in past…read moreyears. My mother, brother, aunt, cousins, and I would come here to shop for Christmas. In those days, there were many businesses, and it even had its own ad in the Red Wing Magazine. This time that I went here, though, it was a shadow of its former self. Everything that I remember about this place had changed drastically. The nickelodeons that once played their rhythmic, lively tunes were now silent, and many of the stores that were once here have since moved or closed. As long as this mall is open, the vendors and the management have the opportunity to improve this place and restore it to its former glory. Yet time seems to be running out. If this mall doesn't change its ways now, I feel that it will vanish into nostalgia.