Amazing shop! Patty made us welcome and she is knowledgeable with antiques. The shop has a vast…read morevariety items. Coins, glassware, amazing furniture! If your in the area, don't pass it up.

From the owner: At Timberwood Antique Mall, our motto is "saving history and selling memories." You’ll see this as…read moresoon as you step into our 13,000-square-foot "brick and mortar" building, which is full of an exceptional variety of quality vintage, antique and primitive items collected by experienced dealers. You can easily spend hours perusing the spacious booths sponsored by 35-plus dealers, all displaying a wonderful array of items, from early crocks, church benches, Hoosier and wooden spool cabinets, pie safes and dressers, and metal tool cabinets, to vintage jewelry, cast iron pans, metal toy cars and trucks, Coleman lanterns, nostalgic art nouveau items, comic books, antique signs, pocket watches, old axes and hatchets, and fishing and hunting items. Booths are placed between open, wide aisles making it easy to fully enjoy the shopping experience with us. Please visit Timberwood Antique Mall on your next antique hunting adventure. You’ll be glad you did, and we hope to see you soon!

Since the Detroit 3 casinos are closed we have made two trips to Soaring Eagle Casino to get away…read morefor awhile. We reside 2+ hours away in Sterling Heights so I was happy we decided to make a pit-stop to this fascinating store. The store is right off of Hwy 20/Isabella; they are next to a store called the Merchandise Outlet. There is plenty of room for parking. Lots to look at! There are multiple vendors with a wide variety of items. Overall prices were reasonable. The isles were clean and well put together. I pushed my mom in her wheelchair and we fit nicely in-between the isles. There were two employees on site, they were friendly and knowledgeable. I will definitely add this to my list of things to do when I am in the area.

They had a nice assortment of things. I would definitely shop there again. It is one of nicer…read moreshops for antique items.

Was not planning to stop here but it was right across the parking lot from China Inn. I could have…read morespent a few hours here but my family wasn't having it. I will be back when I have more time to explore. If you are antique shopping, this place seems to have a little of everything.

I always enjoy spending time here and looking for items that are different. It seems I have never…read moreleft without having at least one transaction! The staff is very nice and helpful and the prices are very reasonable.

Such great service here and beautiful items. I had a great birthday shopping there. Easy to…read moremaneuver and shop owners are extremely helpful.

A nice selection of antiques and collectible. One 1/4 is more like a boutique…read more Still found many deals and would stop back again.

Once again this show has disappointed my car club.... Even…read morethough a few of our club members wanted to go anywhere else, a couple people talked us into giving the MI Antique Fest ONE MORE TRY. What a waste of time and money! Charge way to much to get in, even charged for the driver of a show car. Fewer vendors each year as this once great show dies slowly like a fish out of water. The entire fairgrounds used to get filled with vendors, now less than 1/2 full. I realize Midland County most likely has raised the cost to rent the grounds, but at what cost to the show quality and numbers? I had enjoyed this show for decades, back when the flea market was big, the food vendors were all over, and you had a good car show and sales lot. NOT anymore. R.I.P. MI Antique Fest

Had an amazing time this weekend. Sure, you pay to get in but I also found out they donate so a…read morelot of organizations, the gate I came in was all volunteers from the girl scouts and Oxford HS. Plus, I was surprised with a free ticket to get in the next day. $10 is a deal for shopping, being outside in a beautiful park, good food and getting back to normal. I love a company that gives back to their community! Also, I bought a very cool dresser and some heavy glass and a very handsome fireman assisted me with getting it back to my vehicle. I look forward to the next show!

Sandie's Antiques and Collectibles - great location - easy to find (on the north west corner of…read moreMitchell St. and Pine) downtown Cadillac. This is a "mall" store so there are lots of vendors, and has lots of choices. It is clean, neat and a range of items and prices - something for everyone - including jewelry, glassware, china, small items, local and Northern Michigan vintage/ antiques and some furniture. Sandie and her staff are pleasant and knowledgeable. Several nice lunch spots within walking distance and only a block from picturesque Lake Cadillac.

The Antique boutique in Sanford is a great little shop full of beautiful home decor antiques,…read moreupcycled furniture & thrifted treasures at great prices! there is no other shop around like it in the area! I love shopping here! worth the trip!

Fantastic place to shop, find unique collectibles, antiques, and furniture! Always something new…read moreand exciting to see and gift or place in your house! Check her out on Facebook! Her products and furniture go fast though so make sure you turn on notifications. She also does killer paint and repair work. Call her anytime you need furniture repairs or looking for something special. She can find it!

From the owner: Please Check FB page for hours as they vary daily! This is a unique business as I strive to give…read morecustomers exactly what they want when they order a customized piece of furniture or salvage Art. This is a working shop, so it’s not your typical brick and mortar store. Many of my customers enjoy the treasure hunt experience when you come into the shop!

We felt we had gone to every single antique shop and thrift store in Houghton Lake area but somehow…read moremissed this one because you turn left onto 55 off of M 18 towards 75 as opposed to turning right going through Prudenville into Houghton Lake. Easy to miss but DONT. This is an incredibly organized merchandised and clean building. The staff is so warm and sweet, small talk at check out was so natural and positive. Soft lines (apparel, footwear, linens, pillow) is on the right side. The middle section that connects the two buildings was the fragile items.. glassware, candles, glass home decor. Then the left side was everything else! Everything is so well laid out which isn't the typical for a thrift store. The furniture is all in great shape and priced to value. Seems they filter donations in a way. Tons of Disney movies and outdoor sports gear... clothing was blanket priced (I.E. all ladies tops $2 all men's pants $3 for example) unless otherwise signed or marked. Got some great stuff today!

I would like to give a shout out of appreciation to Amy at Prudentville St Vincent DePaul for…read moredeescalating a rather ugly confrontation by one of her employees. While dropping off a bag of donated garment, I was approached by a rude and obnoxious employee that insisted on yelling at me for dropping the bag in the wrong bin (an honest mistake). She insisted on being extremely combative with me even though I told her I wasn't sure where the proper drop off was supposed to be. She was extremely rude and had no remorse for her terrible attitude. I treat people with respect, and I would hope that someone in customer service would do the same, especially when someone is trying to donate to charity. I hope this employee eventually understands that a little kindness can go a long way. Again, thank you Amy for your help in settling an uncomfortable situation. Bob