Cambridge
Cambridge Stoneware Company, LLC, Pottery by Jim Rowe
217 West Main Street 608.423.9700
Jim Rowe who founded the famous Rowe Pottery Works in 1975 has created a new beautifully unique shop in town. He designs and creates new stoneware pottery collections at Cambridge Stoneware which is a wonderful pottery shop and a fantastic place to browse and buy quality handcrafted pottery. Watch the artists in action. Jim Rowe has created licensed pottery collections for The Museum of American Folk Art® NY, NY., Colonial Williamsburg®, The Abbey Aldridge Rockefeller Folk Art Collection®, & Old Salem Village®.
214 W. Main Street 608.423.3935
Cambridge is an artistic community that is anchored by Rowe Pottery Works. People visit from all over to enjoy this beautiful, classic salt-glazed pottery. Explore the large shop with many different rooms of artwork, pottery and home designs. A coffee and ice cream shop are conveniently located in the same building.
Click here to learn more about the origins of this legendary Cambridge pottery.
102 Main Street 608.423.4504
This shop sells great, handmade Amish furniture.
A must stop and see place.
130 West Main Street 608.423.3277
Katy's store features a wide selection of novel items from the countries of Finland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and Germany. I also love the unique food, coffee & wine in this great store!
125 West Main Street 608.423.3740
Offering fashions for women, children and men. Quality clothing at reasonable prices. Offering Picadilly, Tribal, Blast and other designers along with great accessories. Also check out Aunt Hatties located in the rear of this gorgeous shop.
Aunt Hatties
125 W Main Street (in rear) 608.423.4908
Great gift shop offering something to please everyone. It features gourmet foods, confections, and kitchen related items along with a great selection of Vera Bradley handbags, accessories & luggage and beautiful toiletries from Crabtree & Evelyn along with many others.
Casilear's Antiques & Queen Bead Studio 145 W. Main Street 608.423.3553
This great shop started out as a bead shop with a wonderful selection of beads & accessories to make your own creations. It has evolved into an antique shop which includes a great selection of antiques, curious and collectibles.
Designers & makers of fine jewelry; 14kt, 18kt, Platinum, Titanium, Sterling Silver, diamonds & gemstones
Cambridge Jewelry 128 West Main Street 608.423.3812
This is a fine jewelry store located in a historical bank building in downtown Cambridge.
Folk House 136 West Main Street 608.423.4123
Handmade clothing and Crafts from Central and South America
A Box of Fluffys Boutique 219 West Main Street 608.423.4399
Manicure/nail establishment with a boutique of feminine fineries.
Area Antique Shops
Five Star Antiques Mall, 125 N. Main St., Ft. Atkinson, WI 920.568.9313
This great outlet mall is within a 30 minute drive located at 575 W. Linmar Lane, Johnson Creek, WI 53038. You can shop for great deals at the Gap, Nike Outlet Store, Tommy Hilfiger, Bose Speakers, Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Old Navy, Banana Republic, and lots of other specialty stores.
Located at 801 Janesville Avenue off of Business Rt. 26 in Fort Atkinson. This distributor of art, school and farm supplies is a great, inexpensive resource. You can purchase anything from a disection kit (including animal eyeballs, etc.) to educational games, toys and sports items. There are two buildings one is the art supply outlet and one with educational and toy items. It's not glamerous, but pretty cool!
Madison Shopping
The Greater Madison Visitors Bureau has a great site for unique shops in Madison. Check out http://www.visitmadison.com/visitors/play/shopping/. There are various shopping malls in Madison including the East Towne Mall (89 East Towne Mall, Madison WI (608)244-1387 www.shopeasttowne-mall.com) and West Towne Mall (66 West Towne Mall, Madison, WI (608)833-1544 www.shopwesttowne-mall.com) but we find the small shops near the Capitol Building so very unique and charming. You can shop the "mall" shops anytime, why not check out the small boutique shops in the Capitol Square area. Just park near the Capitol building and State Street and take a nice walk around town. You'll love it. Plan a day of it by starting with the famous farmers market, then check out the shops around town.
There are some great unique shops in Fort Atkinson that are worth the 10 minute drive east on Rt. 12. Please visit this great website that boasts the funky shopping experience and restaurants at http://www.downtownfort.com/.