News & Events

New Services at Stillpoint

Check out our new expanded Spa Services at Stillpoint Massage & Bodywork Studio! For more information, (and a coupon!) please go to our web site: www.stillpointbodywork.com. Feel free to call the Studio at 785.228.0055.

Brookwood Once Again Joins the Fight Against Cancer

The American Cancer Society has once again partnered with Brookwood for their Daffodil Days Fundraiser. 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. Boyds™ Bears, designed exclusively for Daffodil Days, are back again this year. The 10-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. 26; daffodils will arrive 10am-2pm, March 10 and can be picked up at Brookwood.

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
The Jewelry Box & Gifts
The Wild Bird House

March into Spring with Wheatland Antique Mall

By late February through March, we are all pushing to hear those great words - Spring is here! Wheatland will celebrate spring with our great Spring Open House on March 20 & 21st during our normal hours on Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 5pm. We have great sales throughout the mall topped with gift certificate drawings and refreshments. On Saturday we will have a time for our loyal customers to bring their precious treasures and find out what they are or what they are worth. We will have a master dealer to do free informal appraisals from 11 am to 2 pm in our annex area. Each customer can bring two items or pictures to get the appraisal. Customers who are acquainted with Wheatland and on our mailing lists - will receive reminders by email or mail later. We hope to meet you there.

NO WINTER DOLDRUMS AT WHEATLAND ANTIQUE MALL -

The challenging weather and post-holiday blues can all be softened by good ole shopping therapy. Come and spend some quality time reminising about the things that remind you of grandma's house and collections - Mom's quirky decorating spots etc.

Browse our well -organized dealer booths packed with quality ideas to buff up your spirits by re-decorating your den or spark up your kitchen with some great old kitchen tools, cookie cutters, a coffee grinder or butter churn or some other great vintage accent. Then walk through our west-side annex packed with great furniture buys from some many different decades and styles. There are wonderful barrister bookcases to organize your den, solid oak wood buffets to store your new table linens, wine glasses and flatware in your dining room, or dressers, occasional chairs and tables for other rooms in your home. Check out the man-cave near the back of the annex that has that great lodge-look Before leaving the holiday season, check out the Christmas accents at half price and our clearance rooms with more bargains. Then as we head into February, join us for unique ideas for your sweetie - vintage Valentine cards, jewelry, glassware and gift ideas. Check out our window displays that help remind you of that romantic holiday coming only too soon. Also Wheatland as a member of the Topeka Antique Dealers Association reminds you to check out the TADA Winter Flea Market the 6th and 7th of February at 21st and Gage. For more information, email Sue at ortizsue@sbcglobal.net or contact any of the TADA members.

Wheatland Kicks Off Holiday Season

Wheatland Antique Mall will kick off the Christmas Shopping Season with its HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE on Nov 7th & 8th from 10am to 5pm. The weekend is packed full of activities, sales and good tastimg treats. On Saturday from 1pm to 4pm, each customer can bring two of their personal treasures to get a free, informal appraisal of its worth. While at the mall,shop the special sales in each booth, sign up for drawings for several special drawings for the weekend and the shopping season. Wheatland is also joining the Topeka Antique Dealers Association in beginning their seasonal Festival of Shops that runs from Nov 7th through Dec 24th. Each shop will give away a $50 gift certificate or an item of at least that value. The drawing will be held on December 24th No Holiday Open House is complete without a table of goodies and a great punch to go with them. Come join us for the weekend of fun. Our annex holiday room is stuffed full of great decorations, santas and collectibles for all holidays.

Wheatland Antique Mall Celebrated their Silver Anniversary

Wheatland Antique Mall celebrated its 25th year in business with a huge Silver Anniversary Open House held on August 15th and 16th. .

In addition, they were celebrating and thanking their many loyal customers for voting them the Topeka Capital Journals "Best of Topeka" Antique Store for 2009. Wheatland has lasted so long because the dealers and management have strived to blend with the existing economic trends , pricing and demands. Always selling quality merchandise at a competitive price sold in a clean friendly environment, has been the motto.

Brookwood Hosts Sunflower Showdown July 25, 4-6pm

Brookwood will be the site of the Topeka Corvette Club's Sunflower Showdown. Corvettes from all over the midwest will be on display July 25 from from 4pm to 9pm for the People's Choice event. Come see some of the most beautiful Corvettes from past to present.

Brookwood Welcomes New Barber

Brookwood Barbers will have a new barber beginning Friday, June 5th.
His name is Greg Sandate, formerly of Acapulco Barbers.

Wheatland Antique Mall Welcomes Spring

Wheatland Antique Mall will be celebrating the return of spring to the midwest with its annual Spring Open House held on Saturday, March 14th and Sunday March 15th. There will be sales throughout the mall, drawings for store gift certificates, and refreshments. In addition on Saturday from 11am to 2 pm an antique expert will be in-store to offer free, informal appraisals on customers' treasures. Customers are asked to limit their items to two per customer to speed the time required.

Wheatland Antique Mall Expands

Wheatland Antique Mall has added space in the next door area called Suite B at Brookwood making their total retail space over 10,000 square feet. This has allowed them to offer the largest display of vintage and antique furniture, art and prints and other decorating accents in Topeka and surrounding towns. They also have a holiday room, areas for special savings on clearance items and one room dedicated to display cases in this new space.

During the 25 years that Wheatland has been in business the quality antiques and collectibles that they are known for are still offered including elegant glassware, high-end pottery, costume jewelry, vintage toys and handpainted, signed Fenton collectibles. Wheatland is moving with the economic trends of 2009 by offering recycled merchandise at great savings. Stop by for a shopping experience that allows close parking, non-pressure sales persons and free refreshments daily. Antiques are a treasure for a lifetime. Click here for coupon.

"Zum"thing Special at Linen Tree

The Linen Tree now carries Kansas City made, Indigo Wild Zum Products including Zum Kiss, Zum Wash, Zum Rub, Zum Clean and over a dozen, ever-changing scents of Zum Bars. Zum products are handmade with natural ingredients and provide a soothing aromatherapy to your day.

Zum bars are also made with 100% natural goat's milk, which is found to have nearly identical pH level to human skin. You'll also find Zum Clean, an all-natural, highly concentrated and low sudsing laundry detergent. Click here to download a coupon for free sample.

Cosmos Indian Store Offers More

As the Indian community in Topeka continues to grow and locals explore international cuisine, Cosmos Indian Store has expanded their space.

"We're excited to have the room to carry authentic Indian clothing and gift items," says Amrutha Ravikumar, owner.

Ribbon Cutting Celebrates Opening of New Trail

Brookwood merchants celebrated the completion of a new access to the Shunga trail with a ribbon cutting celebration Friday, October 17.

For several months, SW 29th Street was reduced to two lanes while a new bridge was constructed to allow pedestrians a safer crossing of 29th Street to the trail. Those attending included Mayor Bill Bunten; Interim Director of Topeka Parks and Rec, Terry Bertels; and City of Topeka Bridge Engineer, Bernie Cosby.

More Than Games Found at Game Central

Brookwood is excited to welcome Game Central to the center. This new retailer offers:Video Games (Nintendo to Xbox360), Gaming Systems, Movies (DVDs and VHS) and Music CDs. Bring in your used games or DVDs for cash or store credit. Or, bring them in for their disc repair service.

General manager Erik Geis has many years of experience in the industry. We are familiar faces and we are here to serve you!

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.

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 Over 30 Years

2008 marked a special anniversary for one of Brookwood's most well-known merchants, The Linen Tree.

For more than 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.