Got an hour to kill in Eugene? Of course you do! So you should absolutely visit the Conger Street…read moreClock Museum. Put the address in your GPS, since you won't find it otherwise. Located in an industrial park, this tiny shop-slash-museum is a unique find for families to explore, and it's free admission! We stopped in and had a great little chat with the owner/curator. It took us a minute to figure out if he was joking with us or was serious about the time machine in the museum. He has a time machine in the museum. Seriously. To be clear, it's actually a telephone/time machine. Inside the machine, he informed us, is his phone number, in case they have trouble figuring out how to make the machine in the future...they can call him to get technical assistance. (No, seriously...) The museum has clocks dating from the 1700's all the way up to the present, with some of the most bizarre and artistic time tellers imaginable. If you travel with two silly girls, like me and my friend, it is an awesome spot for goofy selfies! The clock shop is exploding with cuckoo clocks, grandfather clocks, and every size in between. Lots of fun at the top of the hour, fir certain! To finish off the cool store, there's also a section of ultra-creepy collectible dolls that are sure to give you nightmares. Definitely worth a trip. Eugene isn't exactly a metropolis, so if you're looking for something to do, you've got to add this to your list.

This is a fascinating store-with-a-hobby-that-grew-into-a-museum. In the museum area, there are…read moreall kinds of clocks, some of them hundred of years old, others maybe 50 or so years old. There are water-clocks, cuckoo clocks, ball clocks, grandfather clocks made to look like all kinds of different things, clocks made of wood, metal, glass, ceramic, and I don't know what all. It's absolutely fascinating, and many of the clocks are running. If you ask a staff person a question, they'll start telling you about many of the clocks, and boy, are they knowledgeable and enthusiastic! The store part is nice, too. A wide variety of new clocks, all set to different times so that they chime at different times. No admission fee. How many museums can say that?

Everything about this boutique is amazing! Cute, extremely nice employees and service! It's a…read morecomfort, warm and beautifully designed shop!!! I'd recommend it to anyone who is seeking fun, frolic and fabulous!!! You won't be disappointed

I Love The Rusty Porch! So Wonderful and Fun! Denise the Owner is The Best! I Love her!read more

Great little store with something great around every corner, in every nook and cranny…read more Vicki now rents out part of her space, but for the most part, it is a lovely collection of sweet stuff! I've gotten everything from these 1970's juice glasses my parents used to have, to 1950's Christmas decorations there. Shiny, sparkly things! Prices are reasonable, and she does buy items as well.

This Vinnie's has a lot of stuff but I usually don't find anything I'm looking for here. I've…read moregotten lucky a couple of times in the past but most of the time I walk away empty handed. They have a great book section, and their general household section is pretty big. They also have a lot of furniture to peruse. The people who work here are nice, just incredibly busy. The parking lot is a bit of a nightmare and, aside from being out in Springfield, is the only drawback to this location. It is tough to get out of and finding a spot can be challenging even in the middle of a weekday. I don't come here super often, but I like to stop by when I'm in the area. It's probably not worth making a special trip to, though.

Short: Staff are friendly and the store is well-organized. Along with spacious and lots of variety…read more A pretty good location near downtown springfield. Visited week of Sept 23rd 2022. My friend and I visited and were greeted by 2 employees. The shoes are located on the right hand side of entering along with purses. Up above, there are the prices of what colors are on sale, 25% or 50% off. [Organization]: This store is **organized**! The books [category, but way spacious to look], DVDs, CDs, stationary, seasonal decor, shoes [by color not size, then by category], photo frames, cups, furniture, clothes are all on racks with clear signs, and etc. They do have a good handful of jewelry and other speciality items in cases. It was easy to find a helpful and friendly employee to ask for an item in the case. [Price]: I do think depending on what the item is, St.Vinnies is cheaper than Goodwill. At Vinnies, most of the items are a flat price. Such as books, buttons, cards, clothes,and magazines. I ended up buying a handful of books and magazines, and spent about $30. Some were specialty and hardcover too! I decided to keep this review short, since it was overall just a lovely and great experience. I ended up spending over 2 hours browsing around and found a bunch of great things I've been looking for on my personal list. Super impressed and happy about that! I didn't even look at clothes! (next time!) It is definitely a must go to on my thrift store list!

The word "vintage shop" brings to mind very old retro clothes with a big price tag, which is why…read moreI'd never really visited one before. This place is completely different than what I imagine, it is so cool. I breezed past it on my way elsewhere, somehow not registering the really cute Frog Man. I only turned around when my friend mentioned they had zines, and they were lovely! I bought a Queer Animal coloring book and my friend purchased some very vintage sunglasses. I also saw some amazing hand crafted jewelry there and some very unique shoes. There was SO much to look at that my eyes would breeze past something and then the second round notice there was another thing! My friend said the shop is good for ADHD and I agree. It's a really cute unique feeling place. I would recommend and would go again :) For the easily confused- this is upstairs, there's a stairway outside leading up. It's just past the dispensary :)

A good community based flea market for buyers and numerous local home businesses as well as private…read moresellers.

I always look forward to Piccadilly coming to the area fairgrounds. Such a great selection of…read morevendors and just about anything you think of you'll find it there. But not only is there great selection, you can feel very safe there. Very friendly people at the gate and inside at the customer service counter, got a question, they most like have an answer. In years past I use to have a booth there and there gave the best in service to their vendors. Today, I was able to purchase a variety of oddities. On my way out I just had to thank the wonderful people at the service desk and wow, they were so appreciatiove, you can tell, they care about the event. I even got a special little gift from them, They're the best, thank you

I love this beautiful store! Unique items that can not be found any place else. Staff is super…read morehelpful and kind. A must to go check out if you have not.

An amazing gem of Eugene. High quality and beautiful inventory of merchandise. Well worth the…read morevisit. The owner is extremely helpful and friendly.

It is great! Drive from Portland all the time. I have found some real treasures. Worth many times…read morewhat I paid. Unique items that I had never seen and have never seen again. Yes there is stuff you wonder who would buy it. But that is any real flea market populated with people not professional vendors. Some tables are people trying to clear a house, some are people selling tools, some are collectors thinning a collection, some are junk collectors, some are are selling antiques, and lot more. It is a buck at the door. This is not the first flea I have been to with an entry fee. Most are a dollar or two in Oregon

I would give this place zero stars if I could. First of all let it be mentioned that this place is…read morea junk sale. They charge you admission before you even get to look to see what is in there. The people at the door or some of the rudest people I have ever met. They have non-licensed people doing security tasks, and they have been reported to the state as being in violation. When you finally find a way to look at what is there without paying you see that it is all trash. Nobody would pay the admission charge if they knew what was in there. The place smells horribly, and it's not from the animals that are there during the fair. People were smoking cigarettes by the doors, less than 10 feet away, another violation of state law. Overall if you do not want to pay to go to a Junk sale that has less quality stuff then a garage sale, and walk inside and not be able to stand the smell, then steer clear of this place!