This antique mall is a collection of consignment cubbies where you'll find everything from old…read morebooks and piano music to clothes, jewelry and toys. There may be hidden gems here, but I suspect the locals have the inside scoop, and why not? The A/C was set high, so it wasn't a cool refuge from the heat. It was a bit muggy, and not well lighted. The employee working there was friendly. Three stars as it's an okay place to wander through but only if you have time to spare.

This was a nice stop to walk through and browse vintage apparel, books, dishes, antiques and…read morefurniture. The building is a former Odd Fellows lodge and the first floor was used as an opera hall. There was a lot more merchandise than just chairs in the store, but for some reason it struck me what a wide variety of chairs they did have: mission chairs, diner chairs, ice cream parlor chairs, rocking chairs, period chairs, desk chairs, industrial chairs and even an Egyptian chair! The store had a room off the entry with some tourism information available to take away. No chairs in there.

Juniper natural wood incense smolders in a clay burner when I walk from my parking spot a block…read moreaway, a side street, into Katy's. It is my first adventure outdoors since the polar vortex settled for three days with -50 below wind chills, and the brightly colored Pendleton blankets tucked inside a cabinet are tempting. The Juniper incense provides a blanket of warmth for the senses--what a wonderful welcome on a winter's day. My friend, a practicing shaman, has a birthday coming up and I buy the incense ($5/20 bricks) from Santa Fe for her, along with a Juniper smudge stick ($5). Katy displays jewelry so it easy to view the pendants and earrings and bracelets...too lovely. She also has stunning vintage silver and turquoise pieces, as well as simple traditional ghost beads. The silver and coral jewelry catches my eye. Ojibwe woven baskets will make a nice gift. Katy is always friendly and encourages customers to take their time and appreciate what she offers. It is easy to move around in the store. Everything is in display cases or shelves on the wall--and just enough, not overwhelming, definitely not gathering dust, and no narrow aisles. Her little dog is sweet and lucky dog has a beautiful turquoise on his collar. She keeps recent issues of Native American newspapers by the door for $2.00. What a gift this independent business owner has created on Monroe Street. I'll be back for a blanket.

Katy's a cool cat with great product... specializing in sw jewelry. Burn one and visit Katy's!read more

Really cute shop right on the town square. The store window had a beautiful winter display. There's…read morea lot to look at in the shop. From vintage, to local artists, they have really cool stuff. They have a great candle section as well. The shop is very warm and well kept. The owners are very kind and welcoming.

This little shop located on Main Street (Highway 19) in Waunakee is adorable. Yes, you can buy…read moresweet handmade candles online (they have an online shop), but it is much more fun to browse through the handmade items tastefully displayed in the store. It's like a quality Etsy shop of local talent. The prices are reasonable for nice items-I've purchased the body butter, body scrub, candles and the bug spray (that I have yet to use). The candle was a nice, light fragrance that didn't overpower the room making it perfect for a half bath. If you love to browse craft stores, stop by and say hello to the lovely staff that work here. Have extra time? Bring a friend and enjoy the lounge upstairs that has drinks and cookies out for enjoyment.

The owner Erin is extremely knowledgeable about her inventory and will help you make some…read moreintelligent buys. Comprehensive collection of well priced crystals and minerals, unique carvings and jewelry. I walked away with a beautiful Buddha carving in obsidian. 5 stars all the way!

Absolutely amazing place with a lot of variety. Extremely pleased with everything I've ever…read morepurchased. The local artists work is gorgeous.

We stopped into Ethical Trading Company today and were reminded of what a great little shop it is;…read morethat is moving a great big obstacle; which is human trafficking. The items the sell is such a nice variety of handmade jewelry, wool hats/scarves, wall hangings, lip balme and great tasting coffee; you don't feel like it is a store you would visit just once. The staff is knowledgable about the products and share with compassionate hearts; the mission to help people get out from underneath exploitation. Always feels like we are part of the healing process, and not just customers. The shop is in great location as well. A nice quite neighborhood, that doesn't have a lot of traffic and is easy to get to off of Atwood, or Milwaukee St. Will continue to support this shop and it's necessary mission!

Great place to buy gifts, great cause! I recommend Ethical Trade for their quality items and…read morefriendly staff, the store is very well setup

Great thrift store, not huge but good selection, this is a new location for Dane County Humane…read moreThrift. The donated items are good quality and the prices are reasonable. Overall nice items, although a bit limited on mens clothing and shoes. A nice selection of home goods, kitchen ware and some cool art and decor pieces. I did find a nice over the door hook piece at only $2. Well worth checking out if you are in the area. Plus it is always nice to support a good cause like the Humane Society.

Very excited to have a private book store in Sun Prairie. Wonderful space with lots of sitting…read moreareas. Great place to stop on a cold winter day, cozy & warm inside. Friendly people and a great selection. We will be back soon!

Loved this bookstore! New releases right as you walk in. Well organized and labeled. Good…read moreselection. Friendly and helpful staff. I could have stayed there much longer than I did and spent a lot more than I did. Prices what you would expect for an indie bookstore. Would go back.