Purchased a piece of artwork today. The owner was very helpful. She let us take our time shopping…read moreeven though it was near closing time. She carefully wrapped the piece and was very accommodating.

The owner (old Bag) was rude and dismissive. I came to northern Wisconsin, and my Son is an…read moreextremely talented photographer with over 100 thousand followers. All he wanted to do was show her some of his work for a possible spot on commission. She treated us like we did not matter. Not even to possibly look and say maybe in the future or do you have a website etc. I WILL NEVER GO BACK.. it was one of the worst encounters I have ever had. She acted like she was better than us... ( definitely not!!!) I will be passing the word to everyone I know. I hope she feels good about herself...

Good art spot. You know I don't like going into detail with my reviews because I've been to many…read moreplaces and it's hard to memorize a thousand trips. So all I can say here, is decent. Average art place tbh. Thanks for reading this review, have a great day!

We love places like this and had heard about it for years so when we were plotting our return to…read moreMadison from Bayfield we noticed that one route home goes right through Phillips. Nice! This place is right up there with Dr Evermore's Forevertron as a piece of Wisconsin Americana/ funky/ oddity art. Fred Smith gave us a real gem in this park and the good folks at the Kohler Art Museum saved it for the rest of us to enjoy. The shear number of pieces in this collection is amazing - supposedly over 200 (I did not count). The detail in the pieces is very interesting as is his choice in subjects for his sculptures. The place is free but worthy of a donation. The house was open when we were visiting and the worker inside was full of stories and information. If you are even somewhere remotely close you must stop!

I was excited to go to the WI Concrete Park for the first time in many years. My husband had never…read morebeen, and my adult son hadn't been since he was a wee one. The fact that the park is free blows my mind. The craftsmanship of each of the pieces is the definition of impressive. You do not have to slate a lot of time for your visit, so if you are just passing through Phillips, I highly recommend this truly unique stop!

Lovely art cooperative in restored (and relocated) train station. All items for sale are created…read moreby local artists .. paintings, jewelry, glassware, baskets, etc. and very reasonably priced. Friendly volunteer staffs the counter. Not very large but you can definitely find something to take home as memory of your travels through the UP.

Lots of great stuff and a really friendly lady. So full of information about local sites. All…read morelocally made items. We loved the soap, some art work, and the rolling pins made of cherry and maple! So inexpensive!! Warning...cash only! Or checks but no credit or debit cards..