One of the largest thrifts stores I have ever been in! There are 3 floors with everything from name…read morebrand clothing to high end furniture and everything in between. The fact that it is a business that helps local foster youth who are aging out of the system is amazing! All the employees are foster youth who are working their first jobs and learning to navigate the working world! Amazing vibe and a great experience.

Nice thrift shop located in an old style building at the start of downtown Statesville. (It's…read moreacross the street from CVS, so slow down so you won't miss it.) It's multi-storied (2 & 1/2 - 3 perhaps?) with stairs going in different directions. You can get quite a workout walking around. They have a little bit of everything, from furniture to clothes, from knickknacks to costume jewelry, etc. The prices seemed to be a bit high to me, but that might be par for the area. I did find some really nice shirts for my adult kids at decent prices. The place appeared pretty clean for me, so I don't know where the comments on it being dirty are coming from. It is a thrift shop that sells used items, so I would never expect it to be brand new clean, all spic & span. The workers were pleasant to deal with.

I absolutely love this shop! When I travel to the mountains, it's a must stop. They have beautiful…read morepottery from talented locals. Husband wife owner team Adam and Molly are so sweet and down to earth. Great gifts and decor found here.

I just took a pottery class to make a patch work bowl. Adam, the instructor was informative and…read morehelpful. I finished early and he let me work on a second project. very fun afternoon!

Ive used signature jewelers, several times And have never…read morebeen disappointed just Recently i had a rolex refurbished and was Priced 40 percent higher by the larger jewelers and then they called me to say the watch was ready and said they were able To save me an addional $500. You don't Find that now a days.

Quick. Excellent work. Welcoming environment. Visited for repair, but I wished I'd been there to…read morepurchase, too!

They have amazing quality flowers and shrubs. I have shopped here for years. These pictures are…read moresome of the mums we got here 2 years ago

The beautiful selection, great quality! Wonderful service from April with expert advice! The value…read moreso much better than big box stores. I bought 3 hydrangeas last year from them and they took off!! So glad they reopened, not only they have beautiful plants but they have home decor and candles to warm up your home to make it feel warm & cozy!

Reminds me of strawberry fields in Denver which just closed. Only we liked it better. Fresh bread…read moreand gem mining too....

We stopped in this weekend and I'm surprised at how quickly they got this neat place up and…read morerunning. There is something for everyone here! If you need a gift, this is a fantastic place to grab something you won't find anywhere else. Tons of vintage items: dishware, clothes, records, dolls, decor, and more! Lots of upcycled items and crafty things too. Every vendor booth is different. My favorite is the Crafted Mercantile booth. Beautiful high-end clothing for a fraction of the cost. So fun! Go by and shop local today!

This came up on Yelp during my search for antique stores in Hickory. This is NOT an antique store…read morebut it's a pretty cool furniture store with what seemed to be reasonable prices.

A very nice consignment store, well laid out, up and downstairs. Lots of stuff, although all we…read morewanted to see were chairs. Help was available and they were very helpful. We saw one chair we liked. It would fit our needs, was the acceptable color, material and size...a la my wife's seeking standards. Did we buy it? Of course not. Hickory is loaded with furniture outlets, so off we went a exploring. A couple of more locations and them the big kaboom: the Hickory Furniture Mart. Another review coming on this enormous, four level block-filling edifice containing just about any manufacturer and style of furniture one could imagine. We did not find anything that was better than the one at The Hickory Tree, so after some coffee and lunch at the Olde Hickory Station (see that review), we returned to the Hickory Tree. Since this was a consignment store, all items had a sales price tag with the prices listed over time. What I mean is that a price of $175 was scheduled to cost $150 on the first of the next month, then it would cost $135 the next month, and so on. This being the middle of the month, and not wanting to risk the desire chair being sold while we waited, we bought it...right then. They accepted credit cards. With the help of a young man we loaded this chair into our SUV and were off for home. An excellent, but exhausting furniture shopping experience that I survived. Before you blow your mind out looking for furniture all over, start here at the Hickory Tree. Prices reasonable and mark-downs abound. And nice people.

This is actually called Valdese Heritage Arts Center. Whenever I'm in Valdese, I visit this store…read more They sell various work from local artists, including woodworking, jewelry, and local items about the Waldensians. A fun store to walk through. They also have restrooms.

They are amazingly helpful. With a wide range of items from books to decor. Local artists sell…read moretheir wares there as well. Prices vary, but no matter what you can afford to buy something from this lovely establishment. I've bought presents so far,a few books, and some tasty treats from a local bakery that sells items there as well.