They have a lot of stuff for sure but quickly I found that what I was interested in was over priced…read moreor didn't even have a price in a lot of instances which lead to really awkward conversations with the owner who needed to look it up online for how much he bought it for ect and then tell me tbat story. If you have gone here in the past they used to be a lot less organized but now they have it dialed in where like things are grouped together. There are some booth spaces and some main shopping areas. There are also closed off areas and areas where the floor is all wet for no reason Decent selection of Japanese and Chinese items, also a decent selection of crap and an abundance of over priced items.

The service was incredible, amazing finds. Do check out each object, they have very much to provide!read more

Saw something I liked on FBMP and decided to make the trip to Kerrys Closet this afternoon. I found…read morea lot more that I liked at the store, and Joey was willing to negotiate, just as the signs say. He also helped me load my car with my awesome purchases -- a pair of vases, a couple of lamps, a garden stool, and a pretty blouse, too! It's the type of place to visit often, because you never know what new items they'll bring in.

From the owner: Kerry's Closet & Used Furniture provides consignment and used furniture to the Pelham, NH area.read more

The parking lot is Jam packed on the weekend for most of the day. If you aren't used to crazy…read morecrowds and digging in bins this place might be beyond what you can handle. The store section is really weirdly spaced out there should be room for a lot more with how big the floor area is but the racks are really poorly spaced. The bins are the main event, they are essentially the un sorted items that are received before they go out on the floor priced, sold by the pound there is a chance to get something good for cheap and always a lot of turn around.

No frills for sure and some very intense fellow shoppers but you can't beat the deals particularly…read morefor HomeGoods type stuff that you would pay $20 for. Had been looking for an aerobics step platform with four risers that would cost $50 or more new and amazingly found one here; looked new for only seven dollars.

I am very happy and satisfied with selections as well as prices…read more I also am forever appreciative for them carrying 3X for women. My youngest had been away for a while and had put on a lot of weight and having nothing to fit into or wear. This place helped so much!!! The crew team were upbeat & helpful and brought a smile to my face!! Much thanks, Audra from Lowell MA

I do shop here often, the prices are great always good selections, but today I noticed something…read morevery disturbing , disappointing There was 2 people on the floor but alot of voices behind the doors sorting, prices merchandise ,after making my purchase I notices people employees loading up a car with alot of merchandise actually all the stuff was in the big blue carts,so employees are taking the good stuff and stealing Not rite don't think I'll be going back if I do ill report what I witnessed I'm very disappointed

Excellent organization. Helps thousands of people living in the Merrimack Valley make it every year.read more

Many unique items and great prices. Jewelry, household items, toys, puzzles, shoes, and clothes…read more Most of the clothes are brand new with tags. All proceeds go back to fund the Wish Project.

This thrift shop features clothes, toys, books, and a few housewares. It had a pretty big…read moreselection of large outdoor toys too. The people who run it are very nice and the prices seem very reasonable. There's not a whole lot of selection. I got a kit for making potholders and a mini springbok puzzle - 50 cents each. But, they don't put prices on anything, or have any indication of how much stuff costs by category (except books, which I think were .50 for paperback 1.00 for hardback, but I could be mistaken.) I prefer when I know what the prices will be before I bring them up to pay, but my stuff was so cheap, it was OK. The weird thing is, there's no parking. It's at a busy intersection, so you can't park on the street. I ended up parking at the McDonald's across the street, but I was a little nervous they'd have me towed. (What do all the parishioners of the church associated with this thrift shop do? Do they all walk or take a bus?)

Junky place and the people weren't very nice for so-called Christians. No place to park there,…read moreeither.