This is a big and well stocked thrift store providing a great service to the community. Everything…read moreis reasonably priced, from household, books, office supplies, tools, all the way to large furniture. The inventory is always changing and you will need at least an hour to look at everything! Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area!

I have pretty good luck in this place. The prices are really low and Tuesdays are half price for…read moreseniors! I often find name brand tops. Not too many jeans though.

Not for clothing. They are overpriced. You cannot try clothes on there - no dressing room. Worst…read morething is, you buy clothes without trying on and if they don't fit, you can only Exchange it for something else that you cannot try on. Other things are good to buy there. Wide selections

I have to say the selection is a lot better. However, no fitting rooms is a huge negative. If…read morethey are worried about stealing that shouldn't be an issue. They were given the stuff for free

A great antique mall. Could have spent over an hour in there. The place goes on forever. Lots to…read moresee and the nicest older couple working the day we went. Chatted with them for a while too. Great store.

Horrible shopping experience. Why follow someone around like they are going to steal something? It…read morewas so off-putting and ruined the whole shopping experience. If you are so concerned about stealing get a better security system. Staff was super rude and slammed a display door closed after I asked to see something inside. Also added up the total wrong on merchandise and when I questioned it they said " well that's what the calculator says". I said try again , and it was $2 less! No apology. Last time visiting there.

Cool antiques, fun to look around. However, when I was there the obese, lazy man behind the counter…read morehad some sort of right-wing radio show blaring making the entire experience uncomfortable. Get some headphones sir.

Incredible selection of bird feeders and very knowledgeable staff! Small town country store feel,…read morelike a step back in time!

The Salvation Army is great, because it's by far the cheapest thrift store in town! Their prices…read moreare below dirt cheap! Back at their old location, they used to have a ton of stuff, however it appears that their new location doesn't have as much. They sell clothing, furniture, restuffed mattresses and a bunch of household items. However, they have next to no electronics (old stereos, TVs, etc...), but their used media section is pretty good. Vinyl is $.20 each and tapes and CDs aren't much more! The downside is that the selection isn't the best. Mayo literally drops off truckloads of office stuff off here on a regular basis. File cabinets go for $10/drawer, and office chairs go for $7. We got a giant a file cabinet that would go for $600 new for $50. Plus, it was stuffed with hanging folders (probably worth and extra $50). You have to stop there frequently, though because selection changes dramatically from day to day. Overall, Salvation Army is a good place.

I love bargain hunting. Hunting for "treasures" is one of my favorite past times. This is one of my…read morefavorite hunting places. Daily they have certain colored tags on sale for a dollar or items half price. Pay Dirt! I have scored unbelievable stuff for a dollar. Jeans,winter coats, kids clothes, adult.....Their prices are bargain basement compared to other thrift stores. If you want books, this is the place to check out. Alot of quality brand name clothes. I would like to keep this place a secret (more for me) but I just have to share

What a grand feeling walking up the front steps into this 100+ year old Carnegie library building…read more Make sure to not overlook the art pieces in the front lawn amidst the beautiful flowers. The interior is chock full of art. It's everywhere! And it's really cool. And almost everything there is for sale. We arrived on a Friday evening for a concert and found there, set-up, metal fold-out chairs for people to sit upon. We had purchased tickets online before hand. When we arrived, we found they had our names written on a list. We learned that we only had to call ahead to reserve tickets (for free) instead of ordering them and paying a fee of $6 for doing so.

We enjoyed our stop on a recent road trip through the area. They had some really great artists'…read morework. Pricing was generally within the "average" range for original pieces. We found some great, unique gift items, too. I had a nice chat with Amy (I believe she's the owner or manager) and really appreciated her time and insights. They offer classes that sounded fantastic! We pass through 1-2 times each year on our way to visit friends and will definitely stop again.

This yearly event is Oronoco's claim to fame. It brings flocks of people and vendors from all over…read morethe country here during a hot sticky mosquito weekend in August. It helps generate income for Rochester and the surrounding small towns with people getting hotel rooms and camp sights and eating out and exploring the local flavor. Traffic can be a nightmare if you don't know how to navigate ---most people park and get a golf cart ride to the area. Put on your most comfortable walking shoes because you will do some walking. If you enjoy flea markets and antique shopping this is right up your alley.....you will probably want to take a little push cart to hold your treasures....one year I purchased a heavy rusted dinner bell and had to lug that thing around--but it did build up my muscles....

We drive from Denver, Colorado, every August just to experience this wonderful event. We've always…read morefound treasures, and the people here are wonderful. Can't wait for this year's event.