I was absolutely astounded today at how good this place looks now that it's under new ownership and…read morethe people running it actually know what they're doing! They are welcoming, friendly, attentive -without being over bearing- and also down for some fun and laughter. The place has lots of lovely items, designer-y and good antiques , good smalls and lovely jewelry and nice selection of mid-century too. Some very nice lighting! The freshly painted booths are great. I'll be back to frequenting this place often as I had pretty much given up! GO GO GO . You wont be disappointed!

Great Barrington Antique Center is no longer in business. The Berkshire Galleries of Great…read moreBarrington operates in that space and is a COMPLETELY different operation! Great quality, variety and friendly people to help!!

Parking is usually painless, either on Main (Route 7) or the cross street (Bridge Street). Though…read morethere's always something new (newly-offered, not newly-made!), there are also some touchstones that you can bet will be there. They have, for instance, a very impressive collection of artisan glass, a huge assortment of cameos from the Victorian period to the mid-twentieth century, a large offering of vintage kitchen textiles from the 1920s-1950s, and they usually have true antique furniture (meaning, more than a hundred years old) in their second room. I have been coming in to browse and buy at The Emporium several times a year for more than a decade. One of my favorite acquisitions is a wood and glass display case for a shaving brush company, circa 1920. The staff is pleasant and not pushy/snooty. There are many antiques venues in the area, but Emporium is a venerable institution that has stayed true to its quality without sacrificing on its customer interaction. I used to cherish the large collection of Bakelite from a local area vendor, but unfortunately, as of about five or six years ago, that vendor no longer sells there. I still pick up a few pieces now and then, but nowhere near the quantity I used to find, and that's not Emporium's fault (that vendor stopped dealing in Bakelite entirely). I have gone out of my way to visit Great Barrington just to stop at Emporium, and certainly if time permits, to then visit some of the other fine/small/contemporary arts stores on Main afterward!

They are thieves. I had mistakenly sold my Mother's jewelry to them. When I asked for it back they…read morehad removed the silver pieces and gave me back the costume items and denied they had any silver pieces which is a lie since they had commented on them when I first showed them the jewelry.

Not every antique and vintage shop are created equal- some will have a ton of tchotchkes and…read moreothers, have more polished items. Some will have dirt-cheap prices and others, will break your wallet. All That Jazz on Stockbridge Rd in Great Barrington, MA met us nicely halfway. If you're in the mood for a little bit of old-fashioned fun, this is the type of antique and vintage shop that kept us busy when we stayed in Lee and wanted to grab a few things to bring home. And coming here on a Monday, was nice to wander from stall to stall to see what antique or vintage items vendors sell. We reasonably snagged a few items including a cobalt blue planter box and a few other things. Our total bill at the end wasn't outrageous- plus service was great and polite from Ian. If antique and vintage shopping is your thing, All That Jazz is a bit of a gem and will give you a nice dose of shopping therapy.

this used to be located right down the street from me on rt 102 in Lee, it was one of our favorite…read moreplaces to browse. This location in GB ss actually bigger (i think) and the variety of the different vendors is impossible to describe. You can (sometimes) haggle a bit with the sellers re: pricing and the staff are always helpful and friendly. They have everything from books to dinnerwear, jewelry, large and small furniture, Americana, ephemera, original and antique art, clothing, toys, lighting and other salvage items for every aesthetic. If you are looking for something to do I would highly recommend checking this place out...there is SO much, it's hard not to find something you will like.

A returning customer, Victor has it all. Great proprietor, great artwork, a reasonable pricing for…read morethe quality level (which is high) and he's a warm conversationalist. We bought a few pictures of his own art a few years back, I came back just this Fall and bought another piece from him (geometric, modern, not painted by him but still great!) and he was so pleasant and fab to deal with. We live in Canada now, but love popping by and seeing "art guy" aka Victor and his amazing collection, can't wait to stop by again!

From the moment you walk up the front steps to the building you are welcomed by Cella, whom is the…read moreartist of 98.9% of the art within. It is a welcoming environment full of the most unique art and trinkets. I didn't come prepared to take his entire inventory but I would have if I could have. Cella is an exceptional conversationalist with knowledge of ALL art, not just his own. And to top it off, a little dog named buddy will greet you. Strongly recommend visiting, even if it's just to browse and make small talk with Cella

I can never leave Familiar Trees without buying at least five books--while the specialties are art…read moreand architecture, my finds come from the small but perfectly selected fiction and poetry shelves. The quality and taste are exceptionally high. A treasure.

First time in to the store today. Super cool! Honestly could not decide what to buy since I wanted…read moreeverything. Left with a bunch of mint books on 1970s alternative architecture.

Wonderful place! I want to buy everything! Very friendly -- a great place to bring visiting…read moreout-of-towners on vacation. I can't believe I didn't discover it sooner.

I love this store! Everything is reasonably priced, especially considering how nicely it's…read morecurated. No wonder it's already beloved by college/h.s. students and adults alike! The first time I visited, I only meant to take a quick look see, but ended up purchasing a vintage flannel in a color I've long been searching for, and a men's work shirt in a gorgeous indigo, with the perfect fit. Also, a cool silk neck scarf. The next time, I found a beautiful necklace that I just had to have. I'm looking forward to delving into the furniture and gift type of stuff. It's a really nice addition to "the shire."

Great finds...ummm that's what you'll find!!. Check it out. Bet you'll be surprised…read more I always find something interesting, and the frame shop is great, too.

Love this place. Wonderful wonderful owner, he is a gem! I love the framing shop, too! I never…read moreleave Great Finds empty handed - even if it is a wonderful little oddity. I always stop by here on my drive up to Great Barrington. Great Finds is a great place!!

Wonderful store for browsing. We've been looking for a new statue for our garden but the ones we…read moreliked were well out of budget. There are affordable pieces to find, but not for us this trip. Service was friendly and helpful.

An amazing store that is so full of unique items from all parts of Asia! Perfect for finding that…read moreunique item for your home or garden. Having traveled to Asia, it was always so tempting to buy large beautiful statues or carvings but to have them shipped would be a lot of hassle. Asia Barong has a lot of quality large carvings and statement pieces at different price points, fitting every budget. It's also just a fun store to walk around. The owners are really friendly and knowledgeable about many different Asian cultures. Highly recommend this unique Gem in the Berkshires.