Your feelings about this spot will vary depending on your taste. WSV is a very curated, quite large…read morestore with many dealers. It's super clean and well organized too. In terms of antiques, you're pretty much looking at farmhouse stuff, upcycled furniture and cabin accessories. Lots of signs inviting you to live, laugh AND love. Everything smells like pumpkin spice. If you're living that wine mom, Michael Kors bag lifestyle, you'll love it here.

This vintage shop used to have reasonable and fair prices, but lately has left me wondering if they…read morehave changed owners or the vendors have gotten greedy. Some of the items that have been there forever have tripled in price. Also, things that are of very little value are priced as a valuable item. Will be searching for antique treasures elsewhere.

It took me a while to warm up to this place, but I love it…read more Look, I buy CD's online. I do. When a recording as unknown as The Art Bears "Winter Songs" comes available, I know I'm not going to find it in the Exclusive Company. Hell, I'm not going to find it most anywhere in the United States. Scarce recordings are, unfortunately,, best found online. It's just the nature of today's market. But... I have found some great stuff here, and for a much better price than I would find online. That alone makes it worth it for my twice monthly jaunt to The Exclusive Company. I found Captain Beefheart's "Trout Mask Replica", for example, or Zappa and the Mother's "Just Another Band From LA". I'm a big Lou Reed fan and found "Berlin" and other recordings there. My point is that it's fun to browse around and find stuff at this brick and mortar store. It's great that they've remained in business when so many similar stores have closed their doors. And this is the best way to support your local scene and buy their recordings at a local store like this (yes I know it's a regional chain... but you get my point)... Go there, enjoy the wares! One other thing, why did Beefheart call it "Trout Mask Replica" ? That ain't no trout I've ever seen....

Glad this discraceful place is no longer open! My friend went into the back and offered a decent…read moreselection of records and audio music materials. After rudly being told to leave I went into the store in an attempt to help my friend sell his materials. He then proceeded to tell me they were my friends and I had to get out. After further discussion he proceeded to accuse me of "going around and stealing records" in order to pay for a drug addiction. I have never stolen a record in my life! Being falsely accused like this is not how you handle proper business!

Loved this shop. Carries Annie Sloan paint. Has classes. Has wonderfully upcycled treasures. Very…read morefriendly. Glad we stopped in!!

Karen, Joe and the gang have been my framers for about the last ten years. They have conserved…read morevarious types of art and objects for me, ranging in size from small to gigantic (e.g. French Grande poster size -- approx. 4 feet by 5 feet), including lithographs, paintings, posters, drawings, and prints, as well as vinyl records and even guitar picks, in custom framed displays that always DAZZLE. They take the time to work with you and help you pick out all the materials that make each project unique and eye-popping. Highly recommended!

Avenue Art is my go-to place for unique gifts. Visiting the shop is an adventure each time, with…read morenew items added regularly. I have found the most artistic earrings and necklaces, candles, cards, trays, rugs and art here. They are very welcoming and helpful, too. Ya gotta go!

I am so happy I found this shop! Try are honest and take good care of you even when you don't know…read morewhat you have. Very friendly people!

Great selection of singles and wax, albeit consistently over market. Decent for tournaments and…read morecommunity events, but I wouldn't recommend selling to them. I brought in a collection after being told they pay 80% of value. During the appraisal, several cards were misquoted--PSA 10 listed as a 9 value, holos marked as non-holo, near mint cards priced as played. I caught these errors, and while they were corrected, I felt concerned for a less attentive customer or kid that trusts their local card store to have the necessary know-how to accurately price cards and gets undercut. When I was given a final offer, I accepted under the impression it reflected 80% of their own stated value. I later did the math and saw it was actually 72%. I messaged the owner, who said he "wasn't sure what happened" but offered $20 to make it right. When I asked for the full difference, the response turned curt--he emphasized the deal was done and he'd prefer not to renegotiate. I appreciated being able to pick up any cards they didn't want to purchase at 80% (which turned out to be over half the accepted cards), but even then, I was passive-aggressively reminded that I'd "already accepted a deal." Both owners came off as dismissive and deflective, which made the whole thing feel less like a misunderstanding and more like a tactic. Writing this disappoints me. I bought cards on my first visit and wanted to support the shop long-term. But the experience was too awkward, and I won't be returning.

We've been building our vinyl collection for a few years now, and Mr. R mentioned one weekend he…read morewished there was a vinyl store near Waushara County. I poked around on Yelp and found Eroding Winds, so we ventured out to see if it was a thing. The Yelp presence in the area can be hit or miss. There are places listed on Yelp that don't exist, and lots of places not listed at all. Sure, we could pick up the phone and try calling to see if someplace exists, and while that can be hit or miss as well, we're the kind of people who are fine with the journey, even if the destination turns out to be a bust. Eroding Winds was indeed open on a Saturday, and we ended up buying 7-10 used albums. They had a wide selection of new and used albums, and on the floor were also collections of discount albums, even as low as $2. The cheaper records might not be in pristine shape, which makes sense, but for $2, we were willing to gamble on some! They also signed us up for some sort of loyalty program where you get an average of the amount you've spent back on a future purchase. We'll be back.

Free records outside and reasonably priced records inside. Great selection of new and used music…read more The store itself is very cute with lots of free promo posters and stickers from various artists. Mostly rock/pop and metal, with some smaller but healthy hip hop, jazz, and country sections. We found a couple great soundtracks here too. There are some CDs and cassettes as well and their merch is pretty sick. Staff were great as well and threw some free stickers into our order. Great place!

It's been a while since I've been to Casting On since I live in Milwaukee but I found it to be a…read morefantastic shop while out on our travels. Great selection, friendly people and a very welcoming space. If I were local I'd be hanging out on their couches all the time.

I decided to walk around dt oshkosh before I checked into my hotel this morning & came across this…read moreplace. Of course this is the first place that would catch my eye. It's a small little shop on the corner, but it is wonderful in there. There are crystals, stones, books, amulets, charms, herbs, oils, tarot, jewelry, everything you can think of. The prices are super reasonable too. The owner is really nice. He let someone bring their ginormous dog in so she didn't have to leave him outside. Anyone that loves dogs, is good in my book :) I will be back to buy some things before I go back home tomorrow :)

It is such an amazing atmosphere and great people work there. Everything is easy to find and…read morebeautiful to look at. I have bought a lot of crystals from Awakenings. Definitely check them out if you're looking for some pagan/Wiccan books and items!