I just experienced a whole lot of Christmas magic visiting Poppy Hill today. The staff and…read moreproprietor were so kind and welcoming to me and all the other visitors today. They have everything displayed so beautifully and thoughtfully. And the shop is full of so many amazing things. I went in with the intention of doing some window shopping and left with an armload of treasures! Thank you Kendra and your team, you made my day/holiday. See you soon!

Drove an hour and 45 minutes to find the store was CLOSED. Update your online hours! Its a great…read moreway to lose business if your hours are wrong online. People won't come back.

Very well curated and so many interesting treasures! When we stopped we found some items for a…read morewedding and the salesperson was super helpful, reaching out to the owner who gave a discount on our many purchases. Definitely worth a stop.

The cutest shop you could ever imagine! The owners are awesome, amazing hand painted artwork,…read moreunique finds, furniture, decor, antiques, they have everything!

Perfect patio dinner, and kid friendly! We had a variety of dishes and all were generous sizes and…read moredelicious! We will go back next time we're in town for sure. Prices ranged from $11-19 entrees and service was quick and great

This place is not as much of an antique shop as it is a warehouse to furnish expensive summer…read morehomes. That said the original Featherbone employeed the majority of my family from the 1920's onward - in fact many of them can be found in a large panaramic photo when you walk into the facility. Celebrating the past is a positive way to remember it and in many ways the Featherbone manages this well. It's a nice place with interesting and very articulate reproductions - many in cast iron. The serivce there is very friendly and I would say if we had a summer place in the county, Featherbone would be our first stop!

Love this place. Lots of unique vintage and antique merchandise, carefully curated by several…read moredealers. The current owner has it up for sale and I hope someone will take over and be a good fit for this place, which has a long history of classy antiquing. I found a wonderful chimney pot for the garden, and an unusually large walnut frame, perfect for a piece I've been looking to finish. Had to pass by lots of other choice stuff, but I'll definitely be back, as this is a must-stop place.

A terrific antique shop with authentic antiques -- not repros. Very friendly; I could browse here…read morefor hours. Always worth the stop!

Usually a friendly store filled with treasures. Their card machine wasn't working because the…read moreregister women didn't have the password. When asked can you call your boss, she said well I texted. Well I guess you lost a sale. Next time don't be so lazy that you can't call

Amazing find, the employees are extremely helpful and delightful! Hands down the best vintage shop…read moreI've been to, the vibe and the quality of knick knacks are elite! 10/10... side note I live 2 hours away and have thought about making the trip just for Second Wind

Wow this place has everything a trinket antiquer would ever want! The title is right. Not much…read morefurniture or vintage clothes, but lots of trinkets and art, for very very good prices. I got a lot of good gifts for the holidays.

This place is HUGE with a lot of different booths to see. A large selection of antiques too! This…read morewill definitely be added to my antique stores to shop at

Sojourn is a little gem in what seems like the middle of nowhere on the western coast of Michigan…read more Housed in a cool cement building, it sells wonderful vintage finds, unique designer pieces and other carefully curated artifacts you don't see all over the place. I am a frequent shopper and Sojourn had some really fantastic pieces that would make a unique gift or that cool piece you've been looking for high and low. They had a nice selection of art from local artists, as well as a great selection of books that would make you look very hip on your coffee table! I will definitely stop back into Sojourn the next time I'm in Michigan!

I happen to love Sojourn...an ex retail visual director...right up my alley....The owner has such a…read moregreat eye for unusual things to buy....! My first stop when i come to Michigan....from the jewelry to the artwork..just great!

Nice little store in western Michigan. I was in Union Pier to visit St. Julian Winery, and thought…read moresince I was in the area I'd see if I could find a plant stand somewhere. (How, with the rise of plant parenting during the pandemic, is this not a more readily available piece of furniture?). But don't you worry, I didn't leave empty handed--this store didn't have what I was looking for, but it had a lot of other great stuff. It's a little confusing when you get there, trying to figure out where to go in--or if, indeed, you should go in; I was really worried I was wandering around someone's private home. I'm almost positive it *was* a private home at on time, and they've used the space in a really cool way. When you wander through the store--which is pretty large, and PACKED with stuff--you'll find furniture, candles, silverware, dinnerware, blankets, pillows, tote bags, cookie cutters, greeting cards... just about any sort of gift or houseware item you might want. They also have as a part of their business custom furniture building, and they've used one of the rooms to display the different types of wood that you can choose for your furniture. That's so creative!! I really love how in the kitchen they still have old-school appliances like a dishwasher, refrigerator... I swear, I felt like I was in my grandma's home. And the counters are also used to display merchandise. I'm honestly just so astounded by how clever they used this space to make it wonderfully inviting. The thing I don't love about this store is that it doesn't have a website for anything beyond its woodworking arm, and they don't use ApplePay. I asked about both things, because I had wanted to buy a blanket as a gift, but realized I had the household card on me instead of my debit card. So I ended up only picking up a few items and left the blanket. I know that opting against e-commerce is a deliberate choice and they clearly don't need to venture online for their business to work, but it's too bad for folks like me who don't live near and are not going to make the trip to shop there. On the other hand, it does add to the charm. Review #599 - November 18, 2021 #ThankYouThursday2021

We bought four Adirondack chairs, including a glider plus a side table in 2016 and they still look…read morelike new after almost five years outside on an uncovered patio. They are comfortable and gorgeous. We will have them forever. Andrew Brown is a pleasure to work with.

140 shops in 1 place. It's so vast you can spend a day here. It's a lot of fund finding gems from…read morethe last or a Monkees record album. It has free and open parking. And you can post your items online to see if a seller will sell for you with them getting some of the sale if it sells. Loved seeing history in one place.

The market itself is large, clean, moderately priced, and offers some neat and truly vintage items…read more The downside is that it took over 20 minutes and many requests to get a staffer to open a cabinet and then another 20 minutes waiting in line to check out. The checkout process requires clicking through many screens and the cashier needs to type in descriptions and prices of each items, took forever. And then the cashier accidentally entered a price $6 higher than was marked on in item and I had to point out his mistake. So that took some more time to fix. If you have to wait 40 minutes for service, then you will be fine. We ended up late getting to our destination, a birthday party for grandma! But the grandkids were buying her gifts here that she'd asked for, so we got stuck waiting! Perhaps the crew here might consider a more expedited checkout process? I even skipped wrapping and receipts, another step that oddly takes a ton of time here but not at usual places. Not sure if I just came on a busy day but noon on a Sunday was bonkers. I'd definitely come at a different time day or time.

My husband and I were warmly welcomed as we entered, and we enjoyed perusing the various stalls for…read morealmost an hour. Our first find was two cast iron antique wall-mounted oversize coat racks (a steal at $15 each), but the best was a stereogram patented in 1903 that was accompanied by a large box of stereoscopic cards. It will be a wonderful conversation piece!

One of my favorite antique shops ever. There is so much to look at and prices aren't bananas - fun…read moreto wander through whether on the hunt for something specific or just passing time. Cash only!