Two Old Crows Apothecary

Two Old Crows Apothecary Handcrafted goods, metaphysical supplies, divination & tarot, crystals & magical treasures. Located inside Antique Up-Kimberly. Message us here for questions.

08/23/2026

Restocking one of our longtime favorites…

I love these mini altars when I want to put a little extra focus behind a manifestation. Today’s vibe? The Empress, obvi...
08/21/2026

I love these mini altars when I want to put a little extra focus behind a manifestation. Today’s vibe? The Empress, obviously. ✨ What would you do with yours?

Journaling and putting our thoughts on paper can be a great way to process emotions, slow down our reactions, and see th...
08/13/2026

Journaling and putting our thoughts on paper can be a great way to process emotions, slow down our reactions, and see things from a different perspective. And the next few weeks will be an especially good time for it.

We’re in eclipse season, with the August 12 solar eclipse behind us and a lunar eclipse coming August 27–28. Astrologically, these periods are often associated with change, upheaval, turning points, and things that have been hiding beneath the surface coming to light.

With all of that energy stirring things up, journaling gives us a chance to record what we’re thinking and feeling in the moment, while still allowing time for more of the story to unfold.

A little time, observation, perspective and reflection is often exactly what we need during times of change.

Lughnasadh (LOO-nuh-suh) is traditionally celebrated on August 1st as the first of the harvest festivals, marking the tu...
08/11/2026

Lughnasadh (LOO-nuh-suh) is traditionally celebrated on August 1st as the first of the harvest festivals, marking the turning of the Wheel from the height of summer toward autumn. It falls between the Summer Solstice and Autumn Equinox. And astronomically, that halfway point occurred just a few days ago. So technically speaking, it’s still Lughnasadh season. 🌾

If I needed any proof of that, I only have to walk out into my garden.

I’m currently up to my eyeballs in cucumbers, tomatoes, zucchini, beets, beans, herbs, peppers, celery…you name it. The garden is overflowing with abundance. And lately, that abundance has been feeling a little more overwhelming than magical.

Life has been busy. I’m tired. And it’s easy to look at everything coming out of the garden and see nothing but the hours of work ahead. Harvesting, washing, chopping, preserving, and somehow finding the energy to keep doing it all.

Especially the pickles.

I make gallons every year. And when the cucumbers start coming, they come fast. Right now, making another batch is about the last thing I feel like doing.

Then yesterday, my son texted me. His best friend, Kelly, had tried one of last year’s pickles and immediately wanted the recipe. Along with the message was a picture of Kelly eating one with a huge grin on his face.

And there it was, my Lughnasadh reminder.

Because for me, the best part of harvest season isn’t actually during harvest season. It’s in the middle of winter when someone opens one of those jars and gets to enjoy something that grew months before. It’s feeding the people I love, sharing something I made, and hearing, “I need this recipe.”

This year, there’s another part that feels especially meaningful because my daughter and her boyfriend have really started taking the reins.

I learned to garden, harvest, and put up what we grew from my grandmother and my mother. And now I get to pass that knowledge on to my children. And that feels pretty good.

So for my Lughnasadh celebration this year, my ritual is a simple moment of gratitude. A conscious effort to look at the work in front of me and remember what all of that work is really for.

Gratitude for a garden that gave me more than enough. For the people helping me carry the work. For the generations before me who taught me how. For the ability to pass that knowledge along. And for the people who enjoy the taste of the first harvest as much as I do. 🌾

And today’s raffle winner is….. Congratulations Jennifer! You can pick up your basket at the front counter of Antique Up...
08/08/2026

And today’s raffle winner is…..
Congratulations Jennifer! You can pick up your basket at the front counter of Antique Up. Thank you so much for stopping by and visiting with us Two Old Crows today!

08/08/2026

It’s time to draw the raffle winner for today!!!

08/08/2026

We’re all set up and ready for you! Come see us at Antique Up today & throw your name in the cauldron for the raffle basket 🖤

08/05/2026

✨Well, hello & good afternoon, everyone. It’s been a little quiet around here lately!✨

One of us Old Crows has been under the weather for the past week, while the other found herself just outside the path of the recent tornado—without internet and busy helping with relief efforts for neighbors and the community.

Needless to say… life threw us a bit of a curveball.

But we’re finally getting caught up, getting back into the swing of things, and we’ve got lots to share!

We may have missed celebrating Lughnasadh on August 1 with everyone else, but don’t worry—the season and its energy are still very much here. We’ll be talking more about that over the next few days.

We’ll also be sharing where you can come see us in person next.

👀Hint: it’s this Sat, Aug 8, at Antique Up 😉.

We’ll have some exciting new additions at the booth, and we can’t wait to show you what’s new.

Thanks for sticking with us while life hit the pause button. We’re happy to be back. 🖤

Sometimes the little things get lost in the crowd.Tucked amongst the crystals and curiosities is a collection of tiny tr...
07/28/2026

Sometimes the little things get lost in the crowd.

Tucked amongst the crystals and curiosities is a collection of tiny treasures .✨Some whimsical, some mystical, and some downright ghoulish. No matter what you’re drawn to, they’re all fun to explore.

Come take a closer look and see what catches your eye.🧿

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Antique Up, 850 E Maes Avenue (Booth #40)
Kimberly, WI
54136

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Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
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