This is the great neighborly Second Chance Shop, located downtown Simsbury just to the right of my…read morefavorite hardware store. The ladies that are in the store are just a joy to deal with, knowledgeable, friendly, and ready to help you anyway they can find exactly what you're looking for Today I bought a lovely picture for my Florida room, more like a coastal decoration thing, and today's sale was 75% off so I got this $100 signed lithograph for $25! This was an amazing bargain, I would strongly suggest you get down here and rummage through everything because there are bargains to be had everywhere you look, so much easier than going to the Goodwill store. Parking is plentiful out front, or in the town parking lot just across the street. Come on down , Simsbury is beautiful!

Second Chance Shop is a very nice thrift store in Simsbury that I heard from my friend Dan about…read more Their hours are limited so be sure to check before you go. Their clothing racks are organized by color and size, and everything is in excellent condition. I however am mostly drawn to their home items, like their plates and dishes. I once picked up eight dessert plates for 15 cents each. None of them had a single scratch or nick. They have a whole bookshelf of hard cover books for just $2.00 each. There's plenty of jewelry, I saw a really cool pair of large pearl earrings, but they were clip ons. They also have some beautiful artwork, that's already framed. This is a lovely thrift store, that I wouldn't skip stopping by!

Now named "Community Threads," this is a nice little thrift shop. The prices seem quite reasonable,…read moreand although it isn't a huge place, the selection seems pretty good.

This thrift shop has amazing selection for its size. Last summer they had $5 anything that would…read morefit in a bag special event! I got four summer tops, a skirt, and some shorts! You cannot beat this. Now, with wi twe around the corner, I wouldn't be surprised to see another "bag" event! I am on my way there!!

The place is no longer here in the shopping plaza. Was a little excited to check it out but then…read morewhen we showed up it wasn't there. I think a recycle store took its place.

I love thrift shopping. I had to check this place out. The store was pretty large and spacious…read more Everything was nicely organized; from the books, toys, shoes, home decor, and clothes. Most of the clothes and shoes were organized by color/size. Don't forget to look at the sign when you enter, items are on sale based on the color of the week/day. The donation box is also inside the store if you wish to donate your items. I found a cute onesie and toddler shirt for $3.70 total. Thrift shopping is like treasure hunting, sometimes you find something good, other times you don't. Overall, a decent thrift shop for a good cause.

Stopped by for the first time today and was able to completely outfit my 2 FL grandchildren with…read moresnow suits, hats and gloves. Friendly and very helpful service....reasonable prices. Will definitely return and highly recommend.

From the owner: We carry items for the whole family... clothing for men, women and children, housewares, furniture,…read moresporting goods, novelty items and more!

Donation store only. Not really a Goodwill store to browse. Nice easy entrance to go in and out…read morewith plenty of parking but only if donating items.

Clean store great finds very organized we love shopping there and staff is helpful. I spend hours…read morewalking around

This is one of my fav places to thrift. The staff is so very friendly! I've gotten such great…read moreclothes from here. I always look forward to going here on my trips upstate. So much love for this place

Anyone who is into old school thrift shops are in for a treat. It's been in business for many years…read moreand there's a reason for that - great products, customer service, and most importantly, the business reaching out to the community, donations to name one. This place is filled at least with someone's interest, which will make someone stay awhile. It's awesome seeing a store like this be in business for so long. The location is not hard to miss, with the eye appealing red building. Come make a stop while seeing for yourself.

It's hard to consign here. I've done it twice. The first time they said they didn't sell two items…read morebut they couldn't find them when I went to pick them up. You have to search through all the hangers and find your own stuff by the way! So take pictures!!! They ended up giving me money for the items, so I tried again. The second time they didn't call me to tell me if they were taking my things for two days. I had to text them to see what was going on. They aren't very organized. That's hard to trust when I am giving them my designer clothes and bags, some worth thousands of dollars. :/

"I want to take you higher Baby baby baby light my fire"…read more(Sly and the Family Stone) High end rules here. Make no mistakes about it, this is a high-end consignment store. Ralph Lauren shirts for $32.50, Nikes and Pumas for $50+, etc. While strolling around I checked out a few prices and told my wife I just saw a dress stickered for $500, she laughed and said "big deal, I just saw one for a thousand." So you get the idea, right? The store was very neat, well organized, and very full of inventory. High end inventory. A lot of these posts complain about rude staff encounters, well we encountered no rudeness, we also encountered no interaction at all, not even a greeting when we walked in or an offer for assistance. Maybe you'll walk out with a few high-end treasures here.

The White Rabbit is such a fun find! Emily is the owner and she's there every time I've gone to…read morethis charming store! The store has so many cool and interesting little things, like beaded keychains, hair accessories, candles, jewelry, greeting cards and decor. Some of it is vintage and some is locally hand made. The back of the store is the thrift clothing section. Everything looks to be in excellent shape. There's also records, shoes and purses. I saw a Dior coat, and some items by Burberry and by Alexander McQueen. They are selective about their selection of items they accept. There isn't any of that awful stuffy smell. It feels and looks like everything is brand new. It's easy to look and touch things without the fear of everything falling. This store isn't stuffed at all. I can't wait to return and see what else they have.

If you're a thrifter or looking for very curated interesting pieces, I would recommend skipping…read morethis place. The back clothing section is overpriced and not very well curated... quality is not cohesive throughout, with some very cheap feeling items being priced high just like more expensive feeling items. I've stopped in relatively often over the years as I am in the area but have never once found anything to purchase.

I love this little shop! I always visit when I'm in the area. Always friendly service and…read moreaffordable prices

"I don't like opera and I don't like ballet And new wave…read moreFrench movies, they just drive me away I guess I'm just dumb, 'cause I know I ain't smart But deep down inside, I got a rock 'n' roll heart" (Lou Reed) If you've been around for more than a few decades like I have, stop for a moment and think about all the different ways you've bought music over your lifetime. Here's my list: 45 RPM vinyl singles 33 RPM vinyl albums Eight track tapes Cassette Tapes Compact Disks Digital Downloads As the state of musical technology changed, it left music lovers with a dilemma -what to do with our old purchases if we don't  listen to them anymore in their original format? Years ago, I pitched my cassette and Eight Track tapes (Trouble Man by Marvin Gaye and Superfly by Curtis Mayfield were personal favorites). But I have hundreds of LPs and CDs and really didn't know what to do with them. Until now. Today I sold four of my albums to the Trading Post as a test, and I was very happy with the results. I will be going back with more of my LPs and CDs. I exchanged e-mails with Elise, and then met her at the store and she couldn't have been more personable, helpful, professional, and just plain nice. Trading Post is most interested in 1960's-2000's rock,  reggae, and metal genres. They inspect your records for quality, their inventory and pricing data and give you an offer in either cash or store credit. She researched my four albums while I wandered around the store.  It's crammed with records, CDs, video games, tie dye everything, posters, shirts, blankets and smoking accessories. Elise made me a very fair offer, and that was enough for me to know I'll be back with my CDs and vinyl after the Holidays.

Great way to spend a few hours along the beautiful Farmington River. Two floors of vendor…read morecollectibles and a ton of categories. Browsing is encouraged. Prices vary by vendor.

This multi-dealer shop is located in the old Collins Axe Company in Collinsville. There are 70…read morevendor spots on two floors. The main attraction were the antique items. There were various businesses as well; music lessons, yoga studio, hair salon, barn door refurbishers, massage therapy, acupuncture, various of other shops. Kismet Co. Is a lovely metaphysical shop located in there; they sell herbal tea, oils, art, jewelry, soaps, books, crystals, and other items. The antique items were plentiful and unique. The building is historic and very cool to see all the old remnants of the axe factory. Parking lot was a decent sized. Lisa's Crown and Hammer is located on the same lot and the Farmington Trail. If you're into antiques, thrifts stores, and yard/tag sales; you will love this place.