Although it's far for to travel to I have gone at least once a year for the past 10 yrs. I love it…read moreand always find lovely items to bring home. the prices are also affordable.

The Northern Dutchess Hospital's Thrift Shop is one of the better thrift shop I could ever visit…read more The floors are generally clean, and it's well maintained, and although they rarely have shoes to fit me(yes, on occasion, they do have mens shoes), there are some things they do commonly carry in my size. Their products are well tagged with prices, and service is good. Check this place out, before deciding on purchasing elsewhere(to make sure you've exhausted your search). Even for those who end up in Northern Dutchess Hospital and who have lost most of their clothes from car accidents or whatever, this store might even have some type of product to get you back on your feet at good prices, until you can get back on your feet again). No inside hallway connection between the hospital and this thrift shop exists, so walking between these two seems to be unconvincing. A person will either get hypothermic walking here, or become scorched from the hot sun walking here from the hospital). From the name, however, I wonder what percentage of the sales price the hospital takes in on money? This place doesn't look like it's been ever improved in a dozen or so years.

Great little thrift store with lots of items at great prices. Women's and children's clothing,…read morejewelry, housewares, books, linens, artwork, toys and seasonal items. Everything beautifully displayed and lots to look at in 8 rooms.

Great Thrift! High quality items!…read moreI especially like that they use the money in order to support good causes!

Love, love, LOVE this adorable shop in quaint Tivoli, NY. Calling this a thrift store doesn't…read morequite do it justice. The clothes are fashionable and in really good condition, so the caliber is closer to that of a nice consignment store. What's different is that the prices are GREAT and, this store is a force for good. The owner donates a portion of proceeds to a range of important causes and also has a beautiful "mitzvah" board where you can donate a few dollars to a future customer dealing with something difficult, and/ or also doing something good and the donation will make their day. This is going to be our go-to spot for donating and shopping in the Hudson Valley. Enjoy!

Perfect spot for some affordable "shabby-chic" furniture pieces. I purchased a white high back…read morewooden chair, and a rustic stool for less than $70. There's a mix of furniture and vintage clothing like dresses, fur stoles and petticoats from the 1950s. This shop seems more curated than other antique stores in the area, which saves you time and energy. The proprietors were a lovely older couple who were so friendly and offered some other antique location recommendations.

I walked/drove by the Boulevard several times before I made the trip inside. I can't believe that…read moreit took me so long. If you are into vintage (especially clothes) this place is a must! The space is split up between the few venders that sell there but the front is by far the best. They have everything from crushed black velvet coats with bunny fur collars to 1960's halter dresses and everything in between. If you are hesitant about buying already used clothing there are plenty are dresses which were made using vintage patterns and fabric but have never been worn. It's almost impossible not to find something you have to add to your wardrobe.

Lots of kids clothes (maybe up to size 14/16) at decent prices!! Love the half off sales too! Owner…read moreis great and very helpful and friendly.

I've gotten such great stuff for my son here for all of his two years! The owner is so warm and has…read moredone a great job protecting her customers during COVID. Can't wait to shop there again soon!

This is such an interesting retail store, like those from the days of "yesteryear" as my parents…read moreused to say. Like, before The BiG Box stores of today's retail world ever even existed. There are so many unusual things for sale - some useful and some just plain fun and so quirky that you just have to buy something! Whether you're shopping for yourself or for someone else in gift-giving, this store is a Must See / Shop option for your Rhinebeck day trip excursion!

This place is such a trip…read more Apparently, this is how people used to get clothing back in the day; before Amazon, the Gap, and gargantuan malls, you walked a few blocks to the local clothing store and chose from whatever they had on hand. I vaguely remember going to shops like this in Queens when I was a tater tot. I can't imagine many of them still exist. I wouldn't say that I'd be thrilled to have it as my only option if I lived in Rhinebeck, but as a living piece of old timey nostalgia it's really rather cool.