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“What a cool shop! Bigger and more diverse than I expected and full of lots of wonderful home decor objects, gift ideas and jewelry! The prices are very reasonable and I came away with some very unique finds I and my gift recipients will cherish! I'm was in from out of town visiting family and I will definitely make this a stop each time I visit to see what's new !”
“I love Tesoro. I have been gift shopping there since it opened in Middletown, pre-covid, and followed the store over to Meriden. I always find really nice, really well-made gifts there. A lot of locally manufactured stuff, hand-made. It's my first stop around the holidays.”
“Its one of my favorite stops artisanally made art pieces, glass and if you're looking for something they will either have it or bring it in. Feels like being apart of a local family.”
“Hippie, GD, & jamband people alert! OPM has a very large cool selection including handblown glass pendants, pipes, & more. Went in recently before going to PPAC (the store is almost directly across the street) and was amazed at the selection! I've been before, in business 23 years. Of course I got a little something & I'll be back! Hidden treasure downtown Recommend!”
Art Galleries
Art Galleries
Art Galleries
Art Galleries
Art Galleries
“We had a great time wandering through the museum's four rooms, packed with figurines, toys, lunch boxes, magic slates, Pez dispensers, and much more. Some of the items date back to the early 20th century, and are of a much higher quality than anything made today. Characters from Disney, Hanna Barbera, and DC Comics are well represented, as expected. But who knew there was so much merchandise made for TV shows such as the Flying Nun, the Waltons, and Happy Days? I wanted to crack open some of the various board games (like the Leave It to Beaver Money Maker game) just to see how they were played. But it is look only, no touch. So perhaps not the best attraction for a younger person.”