News & Events
Wild Birds Spotted at Garden Show
 Wild Bird House owners, Melody and Todd Weller exhibited at this
year's Topeka Home and Garden Show. Attendees of the show had the
chance to see some of the new products added to the store.
Brookwood Once Again Joins the Fight Against Cancer
 American Cancer Society
volunteers and staff along with Brookwood merchants gave away
FREE daffodils
February
2nd,
to kick
off the
annual Daffodil Days campaign!
The fresh-cut flowers, in bunches of 10, may be ordered in advance
for a donation of $10 per bunch. Cheer bouquets, 10 flowers in a
vase, are available for a donation of $15. Cases of 50 bunches are
available for a donation of $450 per case and half cases of 250 flowers
for $250. This year’s addition of Hugh R. Hope is the third
in a series of special Boyds™ Bears designed exclusively for
Daffodil Days. The 12-inch rust-colored bear can be ordered as part
of the Bear and a Bunch™ for a donation of $25. The last day
to place an advance order is Feb. 23; daffodils will arrive March
7. To order, visit one of the participating Brookwood merchants:
Vision Bank
Hospice Care of Kansas
Wheatland Antique Mall
Stillpoint Massage
The Linen Tree
Prairie Trading Company
Jade Travel
The Jewelry Box & Gifts
The Wild Bird House
New Owner Brings New Look to The Wild Bird House
 Melody
Weller, new owner of The Wild Bird House has brought a whole new
look to the store.
As you walk in, you actually feel like you're in your own backyard.
Stroll around and see some of the new product lines offered. And,
when you're ready to check out, Melody will ring you up from the
back porch. 
 Brookwood Welcomes Wheatland
Brookwood shopping center is excited to welcome Wheatland Antique
Mall to our family of merchants. With over 40 dealers, they offer
country to Victorian, primitives to art glass, quilts, art pottery,
jewelry, linens, and fine collectibles
of all ages.
Linen Tree Celebrates 30 Years
 This
year marks a special anniversary for one of Brookwood's most well-known
merchants, The Linen Tree.
For 30 years this
unique bath shop has offered some of the finest products not
found anywhere else in Topeka, as well as
kitchen linens,
toiletries
and
home fragrances.
The Linen Tree opened its doors in 1977 at the west end
of Brookwood. After another few years located on the Terrace, they
moved to their
present location in 1984.
Owner, Melanie Kline, states "I have
seen a lot of changes in Brookwood over the years, and there
is no place I would rather
be located. The fact that Brookwood has always been a neighborhood
center where locally owned unique shops thrive, is really important
to me".
"
I want to thank my loyal customers by offering the coupon located
in our coupon section of this website. "
Just print it off
and drop by to wish her a Happy Anniversary.
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