10/27/2025
A Heartfelt Thank You, Edgerton
The first-ever Heart & Hustle History Walk was a dream turned reality this weekend! What started as a vision to connect businesses and celebrate Edgerton’s history came to life through weeks of coordination, creativity, and community effort.
Behind the scenes, there were maps being designed and printed, businesses being rallied, passports, digital tools built, raffle stops organized, and collaborations formed, all with one goal in mind: to showcase the incredible people who make our small town so special.
Despite the chill and a little rain, our community showed up with heart. From friendly faces sending visitors to the next stop, to shopkeepers sharing stories of Edgerton’s past and present, it was everything we hoped it would be.
We were deeply honored to welcome State Representative Brienne Brown, whose visit reminded us exactly why we built this network, small businesses are the heartbeat of Wisconsin’s economy. We’re the ones who remember your face when you walk in, who listen, cheer, and remember your stories shared across the counter.
A heartfelt thank you to every business that believed in this project from day one, and to everyone who came out despite the weather to support and explore. This is what local love looks like and this is only the beginning for the Heart & Hustle Network.
🏘️ Participating Businesses
Styled Reverie, 12 W. Fulton St.
Feels Like Home, 18 W. Fulton St.
Henry Street Social, 110 N. Henry St.
IQ Nutrition, 126 W. Fulton St.
Sacred Leaf Social Club, 115 N. Henry St.
Mario’s Italian Restaurant, 201 W. Fulton St.
Sterling North Museum, 409 W. Rollin St.
Edgerton United Methodist Church, 112 Albion St.
🛍️ Artisan Vendors at The Coffee Depot Market despite the cold and sprinkling.
Thank you to those who joined us helping bring color and creativity to the market experience.
🚚 Food Trucks
A special shoutout to our food partners who kept everyone fueled and smiling throughout the day.
🖨️ Printing & Passport Contributors
A heartfelt thank-you to those who made the printed materials, signage, and passports possible:
Henry Street Social, Raj & Nicole, Sacred Leaf Social Club, Sterling North Museum, and Styled Reverie
What began as an idea to connect small businesses became a day full of stories, collaboration, and community pride. You made history, Edgerton — and we can’t wait to grow from here.
💛 With gratitude,
Kimberly & Kathy
Co-Founders, Heart & Hustle Network