Cute shop! Great selection of different vintage clothes & decor. Prices are average for a vintage…read moreshop. Nice staff.

I stumbled into this beautifully curated shop and found a brand new, yet vintage Wrangler Gingham…read moreshirt, complete with Pearl snap buttons. Bayan helped me with the purchase and I will definitely be back to browse all the visual candy in this shop.

This store is super cool! It has an array of clothes, records, stickers, etc. The vibe was amazing…read more It was a little pricey for me, but I am a grad student, so pretty much everything is pricey for me. If I had more money, I would definitely have bought some records. This place is definitely worth a visit and if you have the means to support a local, small business, you absolutely should!

Awesome vintage store with 1000's of records!!! They also have cassettes, VHS tapes, and stereo…read moreequipment. They also have lots of vintage clothing including shirts, jackets, coats, dresses, and other odds and ends. Prices seem to be about on par with online prices, so some items are on the pricey side. There are still plenty of good deals. The employees were friendly and very helpful. Definitely recommend this place if you're into records or vintage clothing!

I love this event so much I wrote a paper on it. I'm Not exactly sure what one thing sees this…read moreevent apart from others. It's Could be the location that's gets me. It could be the diversity of the crowd. It could even be the food and drinks. I would not do this event any justice if I limit it to one thing that makes it great. The NOLI Night Market has a Brooklyn NY vibe without the huge high rise buildings. When I try to explain this event I'm compelled to use terms like: abstract, eclectic, artsy just to attempt to explain the vibe. Reminds me of Asheville NC because of all of the liberal arts school in the area. It may seems like I'm rambling but that's this event in a nut shell. So hard to put the vide into words or even explain it. When I'm ask about I just say you have to try it. That's all I can come up with. I purchase some really cool laser etched wine glasses here as well as some classic vinyl records. My daughter purchase some homemade soap from some very young entrepreneurs and some home made doggie treats. The scope is just that broad. The food trucks ranges from waffles to noodles. Not to mention the local ice cream and beer vendors. If you name it you can find it here. Very nice event that I'm glad to see the growing JC

This was my first visit to the Night Market on Bryan Avenue, just off Limestone. It was a freezing…read morenight, but very cozy. This was one of the most authentic events, that I have ever been to within Lexington. It is a MUST VISIT for anyone that appreciates local arts/crafts for sale, food trucks, beer, cultural stuff, etc. They have about 50 authentic booths that sells local arts and crafts including jewelry, the prices are very reasonable and supports NoLi businesses (North Limestone). You can grab some awesome grub, drink (Think West 6th) and enjoy the atmosphere. I fortunately was able to take a tour of one of the Shotgun houses on York Avenue featuring art as well as art in work (building an artistic house) on North Limestone. People and vendors are extremely friendly. This is a wonderful place to spend a Friday night date. Night Market happens on the first Friday of each month, I am not sure if there will be a January NM, but I do know there will be one in December. Definitely a hidden gem that everyone should add to their bucket list of things to do in Lexington. Katy Perry would sing at the Night Market, "This Friday night Do it all again Do it all again This Friday night Do it all again Do it all again This Friday night T.G.I.F. T.G.I.F. T.G.I.F. T.G.I.F. T.G.I.F. T.G.I.F. T.G.I.F." Elite approved :)

Great place to donate your home furnishings. They resell at nice prices so if your needing…read moresomething random like a window screen or a VCR, take a peak here before dropping more coin elsewhere. They will even pick up donations as a service.

Fantastic selection of wide ranging second hand items which was all priced fairly in my opinion…read more The store was near, clean, and organized well. The staff were also incredibly friendly and helpful. Would definitely recommend and will be returning

No torn or faded merchandise in this shop! All donated items are checked for stains and worn…read moreplaces. The prices are very reasonable, and the church volunteers who staff the shop are lovely people.

From the owner: The Thrift Shop at Central Christian Church is a bargain-filled, friendly place with gifts,…read morehousewares, and gently-used clothing for the whole family. Whether you're hunting for vintage treasures, affordable outfits, or environmentally-conscious secondhand items, we're the place for you. Come see us for a deal and some smiles!

It's a beautiful curated shop. It's a great place to find a unique gift for someone, special or…read moreyourself.

I think I was first to review this place when it first opened almost four years ago! Sam and Co…read moreare still doing a great job at bringing vintage finds to the Lexington area. Sam and the other vendors always make sure the place is bright, engaging, and fun. They are very intentional about making cool and eye catching displays to enjoy as you shop. They have weird garage sale type finds (I impulse bought a velvet cat painting), midcentury modern furniture in great shape, vintage threads, designer brands like Louis Vuitton. They have books, other artwork, knickknacks and tchotchkes, anything you can imagine. And prices are still great!

Rainy days are good for Spring cleaning and purging your closet of clothing you no longer want. The…read moredrive through drop off is quick and easy. I decided to park and take a walk through to see what I could find, which today was nothing. It's all about patience and what catches your eye, but that's typical about any shopping experience, don't you think? Next time, a gem might jump out and grab you. 57

I love finding a great Goodwill and this qualifies as one in my book! If you go to check it out,…read morekeep in mind that every day is a little bit different at this place, but I hope you have as good an experience as I did. This place is huge. It's very well organized by gender and section, and has a large selection of books at the back wall. I went here recently with a friend and spent about a good hour perusing the women's shirts, from short sleeved to button downs and sweaters. I also spent a little time browsing the special price rack (with tons of retail surplus clothing at a little more expensive than regular goodwill pricing - still a fraction of the original price in a store). In the end I found a few books and a name brand sweater with tags on that I took home. Our cashier was super friendly and made checkout wuick and a breeze. I would highly recommend checking out this particular Goodwill if you're in the area!

Wow...this place made me feel very old (I am 66 years old). That said, it is an immaculate venue…read morewith very friendly workers. I thought, these are all the things I remember as a child, but then I found a few treasures. I highly recommend to anyone who loves mid-century treasures.

The owner is the rudest CLERK I have ever encountered. Try pretending like you care. Wish I could…read moregive a score of Zero. Good luck to the people who have merchandise on consignment.

I came looking for golf clubs. There were a lot of putters and a few drivers. I don't play golf…read moreenough to get many clubs, though. The store was organized and clean. Sometimes, it's nice to find a vintage item.

Found a belt that was not priced yet and when asked if it could be priced I was told," sorry no I…read morehave to look it up first!" This tells me Salvation Army is not their mission. They are more worried about resealing items for a profit.

The employees are the greatest. They have name brand merchandise. Great brands but priced low.read more

I will not shop at this store again. I observed the manager and employees follow a couple (POC)…read morearound the store while they were shopping, I was shocked because they were not following anyone else around. You should treat everyone FAIRLY! and with RESPECT! Shame on all of you!! DO BETTER TO BE BETTER.