Came across of this shop during a visit to Beacon and was surprisingly pleased at the large…read morequantity of items and the good quality. Purchased 2 bags! The customer service is always very friendly and helpful. They helped me ship a product back to NYC as I was debating purchasing it while in store. Overall, 10/10!

Our second visit, they're still here. Beacon businesses change weekly!…read moreBoutique: Women's clothes, candles, lotions, and potions.

As a visitor to Beacon, New York, O was happy to find this small flea/farmer's market off the main…read morestreet. Found New York Textile Lab's kiosk there. Bought a beautiful organic cotton, wool, and alpaca hoodie for travel to Japan in October! Also found cotton /wool blend socks for the same upcoming trip! Woo hoo! Scored! There was also a long line for ??? So we queued up to see why... By the time we got to the front of the line, the display cases were mostly empty of baked goods (it was a bakery kiosk!) but we shared one (1) chocolate pretzel croissant. Didn't look impressive, but looks can be deceiving! Wow! What a delicious, flavorful chocolate croissant, crispy on the outside and an explosion of chocolate in the moist interior! We should have bought more! Overall a great flea/farmers' market! Try it!

On a pleasant Sunday afternoon it's relaxing to wander past the assorted tables filled with a…read moreplethora of odds and ends. There are stacks of 33.3 rpm vinyl records; maybe you'll find something. It's ironic that most people got rid of them when it was almost impossible to find phonograph needles several decades ago. Remember Walk-man's MP-3's? Where are they now?! Stalls of clothing, semi-antiques, jewelry, old magazines and toys. There are some things that make you wonder; like old black and white, family photos in albums. Who were these people and how did they end up a flea market? There's no captions. Such as; uncle So & So at cousin X's wedding, or our first new car. It's a little sad.

This store is so inviting. The owner has curated a wide variety of designer and vintage clothing in…read morea relatively small space. Beautiful merchandising makes it easy to look through jeans in a broad range of sizes. I hear that items turn over quickly so you have to visit often.

Amazing selection and curation. Really good quality and beautifully selected items. The owner is…read morealso super nice and helpful.

Strolling down Main St. Beacon, we just happened to look in the window. Noticing some unusual and…read moreunique items; curiosity took over. There's one of a kind jewelry from truly gifted artisans. Fossils, geodes, fascinating artifacts, so much to look at and be amazed by the beauty of the array.

This is one of my fav places to thrift. The staff is so very friendly! I've gotten such great…read moreclothes from here. I always look forward to going here on my trips upstate. So much love for this place

Anyone who is into old school thrift shops are in for a treat. It's been in business for many years…read moreand there's a reason for that - great products, customer service, and most importantly, the business reaching out to the community, donations to name one. This place is filled at least with someone's interest, which will make someone stay awhile. It's awesome seeing a store like this be in business for so long. The location is not hard to miss, with the eye appealing red building. Come make a stop while seeing for yourself.

This place is huge and in a very cool old building. They have all kinds of furniture antique to…read moremodern. Lots of art and an amazing amount of cool objects and decorations.

From the owner: Incredibly Unique Antiques, Art, & Objets to order easily online and delivered locally by hand.read more

Hi all I want to lead with the fact I am not the type to review as I see it trival & harmful to…read morehonest businesses, but this place absolutely rubbed me the wrong way. Was visiting from California a couple of weeks ago where respect & decency seems to be a little more 2nd nature. My partner & I stepped in with drinks accidentally in hand; initially paying no mind to signage until I caught glimpse. Laughed it off and was on my way to set my drink outside to enjoy browsing the rest of the store when the shopkeeper made a slick rude remark about it being a "good job" that I could read?? A simple "can you set that outside please?" Does the job. I get y'all having policies but after careful review it seems like you're just comfortable being rude cuz it's your establishment. It's giving miserable 1st, 2nd it's at best a low vibrational tourist metaphysical trap that steals indigenous practices with no recognition. Please save yourself a visit and give your hard earned $ to people who lead with kindness & who deserve it... but hey you might enjoy if you like mean girls who are into the metaphysical, & new age spirituality for aesthetics.

The ladies here are lovely. You tell them anything you need…read morefor any aspect or hardship in your life and they will guide you to the right crystals for such! Their prices are very reasonable!!

Nice little shop filled with surprises. We especially love the handmade goat milk soup. The owner…read morehosts furniture refurbishment workshop there, too.

I have never considered myself "crafty" but picked up a pair of free dressers that I wanted to…read morerefinish. After doing some research online, I decided to give chalk paint a try and settled on Annie Sloan brand chalk paint due to the amazing reviews. Caryn at Knot Too Shabby was listed as my closest retailer so I reached out. From our first email exchange Caryn was helpful, prompt and supportive. When I visited her store she spent a ton of time helping me pick the right color and brushes and giving me tutorials on how to apply the paint and wax. Talking to her gave me the confidence to tackle this project and it turned out amazing!

What a CUTE shop!!! So glad we popped in here…read more Their name is accurate as they have tons of locally made bath products, such as soaps, bubble bath, body butters, etc. The scents can be overwhelming so keep that in mind if you have a sensitive nose! However, they also have Vintage Sodas that you can make into an ice cream float! So cool! Unfortunately I had just eaten fro-yo, otherwise I definitely would've indulged in an old school coke float. They have a lot of options and it's self serve. The soda float bar is exactly what you'd see in a 1950s movie - vintage and beyond adorable. I spoke with the owner who was super nice and friendly. Whether you're looking for a gift or want to treat yourself to a unique dessert to help you beat the summer heat, this shop is definitely worth checking out!

Super cute Soda shop that also sells unique handmade soap…read more They have tons of sodas and ice cream to make a float and lots of fun smelling soaps for sale. Unique concept and it was fun to explore despite leaving empty handed. Worth a look while browsing through Main Street.

I always stop in and look for any collectibles-they have tons of clothes,that seem to be good…read morequality and condition and price- That's not what I'm after Lol! I've bought some treasures,to me anyway-the prices are erratic though,I think too many doing pricing and also pricing collectibles as per e-bays web site- They have tons of books and some toys and bedding etc.. They donate $ to local sports and graymoor- The ladies who volunteer are pleasant and work hard for the store-they're open Monday-Friday 10:00-3:00 And have sales on various items-every day and 50% off Occasionally-

Unfortunately, my experience was due to an error on their part and because they have a no refund…read morepolicy, they would not correct it. I found a box of Mexican train dominoes. I asked to open and count them right in front of her. She promised over and over again that they were all there. She said she remembered counting them herself. (My fault to not go with my instinct). When I get in the car, I opened it to see and it turns out, they aren't "91jumbo size color dominos", but old regular sized white and black dominos! Even if you didn't know the game, the tin box said very clear what was in it and even has a picture of what they are supposed to look like. I took them immediately back in before leaving the parking lot. I explained that this wasn't even what I purchased and didn't open it up because of her personal assurance. Nothing but a "sorry, but no returns". Even though I expressed that it wasn't a return because I didn't like it Or it was damaged. I'm returning it because she lied about counting it and never opened it to clearly see it wasn't the right set or she didn't know what she was looking at and just thought dominos. My advice, don't trust "oh I personally counted myself". Open it, inspect it, count it. Because they won't make good on a sale that they even guarantee. I know it's a thrift store and you take chances, but it's just bad business to say you did something and in actuality didn't do it properly or at all. I didn't need an apology on their mistake. I needed a correction on a bad sale.