I love this place. Very welcoming and fun environment. Went a couple of times to find clothes (for…read morea rave/burner event) for a lady friend and myself and ended up finding much more! They have cool antiques, vinyls, art, etc. this will be a place I frequent regularly from now on.

Still a cool place to come in, take in the smell of incense, look at the cool tie dye clothing, and…read moretake a trip, or not take a trip. The air is full of the upcoming invasion of the burners, and everyone, including World Emporioum, is getting ready. Lots of cool burner clothing options here. I popped in to get some incense, and pick up a little woven bracelet. Folks are friendly and groovy. Love this little big place in Midtown Reno!

Wonderful place to shop!! I always find a treasure! The staff are extremely helpful.read more

Very impressed with the customer service. Brought in 3 large bags of clothing to put on consignment…read moreand it was looked through in less than 10 minutes. The owner was very informative on the consignment process and pricing. Someone even helped me with my bags of clothing that were not the right labels/season back to my car. This store has been in business for a long time and I can see why. Wow!

The name of Jeff Meyers' business was enough to draw me in during the recent Genoa Cowboy Poetry &…read moreMusic Festival. What kept me there for a spell was his pieces and the way his hands danced across the leather as he did his work. Jeff is a working Cowboy with an 80-acre ranch near Pyramid Lake. He specializes in lariat rope baskets with tooled leather centers, and other leather products such as custom tooling, portraits, table runners, post cards, coasters, ornaments, and commission pieces. The pieces are very Western, proudly Nevada, and anything but quiet in their beauty.

Jeffs leatherwork is amazing. True works of art. Highly recommend his work. If you haven't seen it…read moreyet you can now stop by consign furniture in reno.

2 of 2 reviews…read more Quality/Quantity - What a cool place to visit. Also visited Junkee Clothing Exchage. I will come back for my next theme party that I attend! We have been coming to RPM (Reno Public Market) since they opened and never have taken the time to come in. So glad I did. Atmosphere - Cool business. Junkee Clothing Exchange = Decent size, 5000 square feet. Two floors. Both new and used merchandise. Open 7 days a week from 11am to 7pm. Plenty of mall parking. Service - Self service. Price - Reasonably priced. Also depends if you buy new or used. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2008. Looking forward to my next themed party. Yelp?!?!

Uncle Junkee is the second location of Junkee on opposite halls in Reno Public Market. It's a…read moresmaller open space with records, furniture, art, more items that I would decorate my space with than the antiques upstairs in Junkee. Great music selection. There's something for every one. Also great way to kill time while you're waiting for food or just going down memory lane.

This place is still so fun, but I feel like yhe prices have gone up a little. What i love about…read morethis okace is they still have their sense of design and uniqueness. From the decor to the items they sell. Its spacious and multi level. They have clothing and accessories on the ground floor and home goods and antiques on the top floor. The vibrant charm.is really what makes it so amazing and unique. IT has charm and they dont stop in the main area. Even the dressing rooms have their own theme. Great place to find outfits for any occasion and for themed parties. Had some.really cute things. As there is a lot I would say I'd you are searching it could take a few hours if youre looking dor things to furnish tour home, dress in, or even provide as gifts.

I could spend hours in this store. Access the entrance through Reno Public Market. It's your…read moreultimate themed, Halloween dress up, go-go dancing wear, costume kind of store that sells and buys item. You could find every era from shoes, clothes, jewelry, art both new and pre-owned. Every room and section were neatly organized to represent the era and clearly marked with prices. Don't forget the second story using the elevator. Upstairs consists of antiques, vintage and junk that could be someone else's treasure.

"The water of true tears keeps alive the fires of devotion."…read more Needing to find yourself in this big world, need a quiet thought all to your self. Come in and sit awhile. The services are open to the public, but your prayers can be fulfilled with a bought on your knees your lighting a candle anytime you need. The church keeps its doors open to the public during business type hours for public use. A small candle donation is not required but appreciated. The Catholic population of Reno was vast in the early years with no place of worship or fellowship. The cornerstone of the church was laid in 1906. In June of 1908 the cathedral was dedicated. All worship services were in full swing, but a fire destroyed the roof in 1909. It was rebuilt and rededicated in 1910 where it still stands tall for all to come. The first Bishop of Reno, Thomas Kiely Gorman was set as the Diocese of Reno. Through the years many restorations have taken place to retro fit the foundation. In the 1950s a wrap around mural surrounding the alter was installed. A one of a kind mural painted by Edith and Isabel Piczek, is considered "to be one of the finest works of its kind in America." The theme of the mural depicts "Adoration of the Lamb of God, our Lord in the Blessed Eucharist." The message of the mural depicts how important the modern family should accept sacrament for communion for their lives and the community. The murals presents images of "Saints from the Old Law," Abel, Moses, Ruth, Abraham, and Isaac in all their glory. Depictions of John the Baptist and the Lamb of God are presented in all majesty. The call of angels is a truth of faith in Catholic teachings. The door of St Thomas is adorned in all copper with two angels on either side. We dwell in constant companies of angels keeping us safe. It is interesting that the Saint Aquinas, related discussions of angels to location. This saint discusses: "could an angel be a non physical being said to occupy space?" The realm of the angels these days and the early thoughts from Aquinas have led to much of the mechanics of quantum physics. It's a mighty majesty to place angels and you can ponder their glory in an Aquinas dedication to his reverence. As the large copper doors are open to all. Come in and find yourself. Talk to the maker. Use the services to help yourself and those around you. May your faith be strong no matter what you believe or follow. Happiness is yours just listen and accept the blessings that surround you. Amen! May grace, serenity and peace be yours always!

You cannot review a house of worship. Suffice it to say that this is the Cathedral for Renoread more

I am writing to you today to share my profound appreciation for the service we received at your…read moreVictorian Avenue location during our bridal appointment. My apologies for the long review, but it is well worth it! Bridal shopping can be stressful, especially when you run into pushy sales tactics. Before arriving at your shop, we had a very discouraging, cold and frustrating experience at another local boutique (Swoon on Plumb Lane) where we felt pressured, rushed and undervalued. Coming into Blue Garter was like night and day, and being met by MaryEllen's professionalism was a breath of fresh air. What I witnessed from MaryEllen was truly masterclass-level professional service. From the moment we arrived, MaryEllen treated us like royalty. Her warmth, infectious smile, and deep knowledge of the dresses immediately put my friend, the bride-to-be at ease. She made us feel beautiful, comfortable and most importantly, she made us feel seen. She was able to accommodate our budget and found us something that we are thrilled with! What was most impressive, however, was her ability to manage the shop entirely on her own. During our appointment, two additional customers arrived at different times. MaryEllen managed to greet and assist both walk-ins with total grace, ensuring they felt attended to without ever making us feel forgotten or secondary. Her attention to detail, including a thoughtful champagne toast that made the experience unforgettable, shows a level of dedication to the "bridal experience" that is hard to find. She navigated a busy, solo-staffed business with such seamlessness that it appeared effortless. MaryEllen is a rare gem and an incredible representative of Blue Garter Bridal and Tux. I truly hope she is recognized for her hard work and expert level of customer care. I will certainly be recommending Blue Garter to others, and I personally look forward to returning to work with MaryEllen for my own wedding needs in the future. Her ability to secure a sale and a lifelong advocate for your business, where others failed, speaks volumes about her talent. I am so relieved my friend didn't spend her hard-earned money at a place where we felt like just a number. MaryEllen earned every bit of her commission today. If you want a stress-free, high-class experience, skip the pushy shops and go see MaryEllen! She is a gem who deserves a raise! Don't waste your time elsewhere; go see her first.

Walked in without an appointment and a relatively close wedding date. The whole experience was…read moreamazing! The building is beautiful and shows a lot of pride of ownership. Sonya and Heidi were both so kind, patient, helpful and personable. Dresses are high quality at a very reasonable price point and I was so excited to find my dress there! I couldn't recommend the whole experience more!

I absolutely love repurposing! Given a blank canvas, the…read morebrilliance and creativity and vision people have to repurpose a "post office " into a welcoming eclectic gathering gallery is something phenomenal! A work in progress, the basement offers retail shops such as bookstores, disc shop, bicycle shop and a fantastic curiosity shop. There is an early era barbershop, not male exclusive, restaurants, Tataima Shabu Shabu (5 stars), and more. Unfortunately we were held captive by a quarter stealing parking meter. It ate 8 quarters and gave us time for 4. . Note to everyone, there's free parking on Center Street. The basement is a fantastic place. Just allow yourself time to relax,explore and enjoy.

Super cool co-op idea. So many great boutiques in one building. They do a great job of repurposing…read moreold business buildings in the DownTown Reno area and this one is the original post office. Stop in and stroll around, get some snax, try something new.