This is such a lovely place and such talented local artists! Definitely a great place to pick up…read moregifts or just treat yourself!

Great variety and quality of art in our community. They also have great events that are open to…read moreall.

Absolutely incredible collection of museum quality art and design pieces from around the world…read more They have gifts too. A must visit for anyone who loves art, collectors items and design pieces. WOW.

What a amazing store! The property is lovely, the employees were friendly and helpful and the all…read moreof the items in the store were terrific ! My first time to Steel Heart was after Christmas and the Christmas items were 50% off which was amazing but even at full price items were fairly priced! Can't wait to return!

The barn was filled with lovely garden decor. Trees and garden arches also for sale. Grounds were…read moreso pretty with different trees and bushes. The walk into the barn was lovely too. Decor, trees and bushes to admire.

Wonderful art gem hidden on Richmond's Main st! Dark aesthetic but chill, bright vibes all around.read more

Very, very cool place in the interesting and fun little town of Richmond Illinois. How many towns…read morewith the population of 1500 have an actual absinthe bar? Great art in the gallery that is not the norm at all and a fun and interesting crowd. Kristen who is one of the co-owners and bartender makes exceptional cocktails and really knows what she is doing. My girl had one of the best lemon drop martinis she's ever had in her life and those are not easy to get perfect. They have the full set up for a classic absinthe drip and Kristen knows exactly how to prepare one properly.

This is a one of kind amazing gallery right in Racine County!…read moreI LOVE the glow in the dark splatter room options for kids birthday parties!! The paint nights and open studio arr perfect night out options!

This is the one place I passed by for three years that turned out to be one of the "hidden gems" of…read morethe area. Great place for learning about America's more modern military history and getting up close to some classic military vehicles.

On 10/04/26, my 14-year-old son and I visited this museum. He is incredibly passionate about…read moreaircraft, and I was encouraging him to find local places of interest. He was so proud and excited to go, but the entire experience was a massive disappointment. The issues started immediately upon arrival. The front parking spots were full, and the empty lot to the right was unmarked and unkempt, making the entrance feel like a junkyard. Inside, the staff member--who we later found out was the owner--completely ignored us. We waited in the gift shop for a few minutes before walking up to pay. Although the posted admission should have been $25 ($15 for an adult, $10 for a child), he charged me $30. I didn't argue because I wanted to support a small local business, which I now deeply regret. We did a quick walkthrough of the indoor expo, decided to go outside first, and plan to finish the indoor section later. The outdoor area felt less like a museum and more like a military graveyard out of a Mad Max movie. It took about two hours to walk through, and honestly, nothing was breathtaking or special (especially compared to events like the Oshkosh EAA AirVenture). The real issue happened when we went back inside to see the small part of the indoor expo we had skipped. To get over to the unseen section, my son stepped across a stanchion row. The path on the other side was completely open, so it wasn't a restricted zone--just a shortcut. As soon as we re-entered the gift shop area, the owner began screaming and yelling at my minor son, demanding, "How did you get here?!" Because his reaction was so utterly bizarre and unhinged, my son laughed, thinking it was a joke. I even laughed along at first because the owner sounded completely insane. He then shifted his screaming to, "Why are you laughing?" That's when I realized he wasn't joking. He was aggressively confronting a child over a harmless shortcut in an empty room. We ignored his continued shouting, looked around for another minute, and left. To top it all off, the bathrooms were unimaginably filthy--one was completely out of order, and the other was worse than a neglected port-a-potty. This business does not deserve your money. Before this interaction, we were actually planning to buy souvenirs and ask the owner if the museum would like a huge, antique RC plane model donated to their collection. Obviously, they didn't get the donation, and they won't get our business ever again. I was also planning to bring my boyfriend next time, but I'm glad he skipped this trip and saved his $15.

I noticed that many of these reviews were for their old location in Chicago and not the new place…read morein Kenosha. The building is quite striking from the outside. Unfortunately for me that was the best part of the experience. We happened to arrive on memorial day weekend when they were having a special ceremony. Despite looking at their website it was unclear that their hours were different. They didn't open at 10am but at noon when their special program began. We killed 40 mins thinking that at noon we could get into the building but no we had to wait through the fortunately short ceremony (which was hard to hear due to a poor PA setup). It was free on this day so not sure the regular price but thank goodness because this place was not what we expected. It wasn't really war memorabilia but some exhibits telling stories of some soldiers. Don't get me wrong the exhibit about the chaplain and his collection of glass from damaged European churches during WWII was well done but that was most of what was on display. We spent maybe 30 minutes or so here. I do support the founder Jennifer Pritzker in her stance that she isn't going to let any government officials dictate the stories being told. A benefit of this being a privately funded museum. Nonetheless very underwhelming.

Good small museum that isn't too full of stuff but enough to be interesting for a bit. It for sure…read moreisn't as popular as the bigger museums but it's worth checking out if you get a chance. The Pritzker Military Museum is a collection of artifacts from various soldiers and wars. Has artifacts such as medals. You can also use the library if you're a military personnel. Because the museum is pretty small, it won't take most people long to see everything here. It has a pretty simple layout. This is located on the second floor of a building at Michigan and Monroe. It's a $10 admission without any discounts. There's discounts for active military, students, and others. It's a small museum so also think if it as a donation. There's lots of photographs but also artifacts such as medals and uniforms. A few exhibits on POWs including one about the Hanoi Hilton. There's lots to read up on if you're interested in this kind of stuff. Check it out if you're interested in military history. It also has a library if you do research. There's also various events, programs, and other things.

This is an amazing book store, clean and cute has a nice selection of Christian books from bet…read moreMoore , Dr weirsbe and Charles Stanley and others, and a very good selection of bibles and Bible covers. The store is not expensive . The lady who owns the store has a Bible study every Friday night from 5;00 to 6;30. Very nice Christian book store.