Peters Billiards opened in 1957. Greg Peters, who had a passion for making billiard tables, purchased it in 1972 when he was a college student. He had made his first billiard table when he was fifteen because his father would not buy him one, and that started his lifelong love of the game. He became […]
Wagners Greenhouses & Garden Center officially incorporated in 1967, but they were in informal business long before then (1901). It started with fresh produce before the incorporation and branched out (pun intended) as time went on. They continued to innovate and expand over the years. They became the leading sellers of growing plugs, and they […]
Hunt & Gather is an antique store that sells plants, furniture, decorations, jewelry, records, and garden decor.
One community favorite is the Paperback Exchange, a little bookstore that has been around since 1975. It sells both used and new books and has a wide variety, from bestsellers to books that are out of print, adding up to about 150,000 books in stock.
Patino, is a little shop started by a couple in 1993 that now has 7 different locations. The products here are constantly evolving as the art and style of the couple evolves. Their goal is to create a little escape that inspires more art.
Zinnia sells all Mexican folk art and handcrafted goods. It is a fair trade shop and everything sold has been made by Mexican artisans throughout the country.
Tangletown Gardens, of course, sells plants and decorations for your garden, yard, and house, as well as tools.
Larue’s (4001 Bryant Ave S, 612-827-7317) is a women’s clothing store that sells eccentrically patterned dresses, sweaters, hand warmers, and other vintage items to place around your house.
Pick up a new and unique game at Tower Games. You can also paint miniature figures inside the store and attend a different gaming event everyday.
