One of the midwest’s finest shops. 20,000 sq. ft. of quality antiques. 70+ booths. One block from the La Crosse Center. Come in for a unique shopping experience.
Arms, Armor and Art. Come and see a world class museum on the Great River Road. Authentic arms and armor used by Grecians, Romans, Dark Age Warriors, Vikings, Crusaders, and Renaissance “Knights in Shining Armor.” Open 1-4 Fridays and Saturdays year round. Sundays Memorial Day to Labor Day. Group days by appointment.
As a family owned business we take pride in helping you find the perfect piece to make your home or gift giving complete. We are sure that you’ll find that special decor for your home and garden or gift needs.
The Family Farm Pantry is starting our first retail store, which is named the Market on Blackhawk. It is located at 109 East Blackhawk Avenue, Prairie du Chien, WI. We offer many popular items from local vendors, as well as quality food products from the Family Farm Pantry.
Houseboat vacations. These deluxe houseboats come with 1 or 2 baths, private staterooms, full kitchen with microwave, waterslides and deluxe furnishings. Amenities like air conditioning, DVD, gas grill, stereo and much more.
Legendary brand of American motorcycles, plus apparel & more.
Conveniently located off of Interstate 90 in Onalaska, this is an ideal location for shopping, entertainment, eating, sightseeing and even healthcare needs for guests. This new hotel in the heart of Onalaska is less than a miles from several shopping centers including the Valley View Mall, Kohl’s, Target, Old Navy and Tj Maxx. We are 7 miles from Historic Downtown LaCrosse. We welcome students, their families and anyone coming to visit one of the local colleges in LaCrosse; UW-L, Western Wisconsin Technical College or Viterbo University. Outdoor enthusiasts will always have plenty to keep them active from hiking Hixon Forest or Snowmobiling on one of several groomed trails maintained by local clubs.
Various days, times & venues. Visit website for more information.
Cruise the Mississippi. Daily sightseeing cruises. 3-hour cruises. Pizza cruises. Lunch cruises. Sunday brunch cruises, Weekend dinner cruises with entertainment, Charters and Group Tours from April to October for conventions, receptions, reunions and groups.
We offer many popular items from local vendors, as well as quality food products from the Family Farm Pantry.
Prairie du Chien is located just above the confluence of the Mississippi and Wisconsin Rivers, and is the oldest European settlement on the Upper Mississippi River. Our history dates back to the 17th century with many sites preserved and open to visitors.
May-October – Saturdays 8am-1pm at Lucky Park, Downtown
The Prairie du Chien Main Street Team is focused on renewing the historic heart of downtown Prairie du Chien, to create a lively and friendly destination hub for both consumers and businesses. Improving our Downtown is an investment in our community’s future.
Classic American dinners, pizza & beer are on offer in this down-home, old-fashioned bar & grill.
Welcome to The Porch located on North Maquette Road in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin, across from The Cannery. Our inviting & cozy atmosphere offers welcoming smiles, the best-tasting pizzas in town, 24 flavors of hand-dipped ice cream, drinks & more. We look forward to making The Porch your favorite place to enjoy yummy eats & cold treats!
Pledge Never to Forget. Experience a lasting and moving tribute to our veterans. Open Monday-Saturday, 8am-4:30pm. Display includes many personal photos and stories. Touch screen monitors provide an interactive experience. The Veterans Hall of Honor.
Three days of celebrations. 850 Arts & Crafts booths. 350 Antiques & Flea Market booths. Cranfest Marsh Tours (Friday and Saturday), 100 Farm Market booths, 100 Food Vendors. Gigantic parade on Sunday at 1.
Weiss Realty is a real estate company with our main office in Durand, Wisconsin, started in 1979. We specialize in hunting, farmland, hobby farms, country estates and rural property sales in western Wisconsin and eastern Minnesota.
