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!

This is a wonderful shop with gorgeous furniture! They specialize in Mission Oak and Craftsman…read morepieces and have high end pieces rarely found, especially so many all in one shop together. I love this type of furniture, so I enjoy looking around, but the prices are high. I found a couple of Mission Oak footstools I would have loved to have bought, but they were in the $400-500 range - for a simple footstool. Granted, not easy to find and in good shape, but that was more than I was willing to pay. Shop is located in St. Joseph, which is traditionally a wealthy area (Whirlpool Corporation is here, so be sure to notice the who-needs-a-house-that-big mansions along the lakeshore if you drive by). St. Joseph is a tourist and summer home area for people with money. The furniture here is desirable, beautiful, and hard to find. Those factors create high prices that others can and will pay. As for we middle class types, we continue to rummage out of the way antiques shops in hopes of a lucky find.

Super nice shop with really fine quality things. The dealer I bought from was wonderful, and the…read moremanager, Tamara, was exceptionally friendly and helpful.

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

Nice shop, just not our preference of antique stores. The majority of the booths were very…read morecluttered and hard to look through. I wouldn't call it an antique store, it was mostly booths that gave you a garage sale vibes. There were some booths that were truly antiques but not as many as Antiques on Main Street.

This is a large two story store in downtown Niles with many booths. We had a great time exploring…read moreand my teenager found a few albums. There was lots to look through.

A must see! Everything is darling. There is beautiful wicker, rugs, pillows, art... take your…read moretime. See it all. The owner is so knowledgeable about her pieces.

The woman who was working today on 8/30/24 is a stuck up (insert unkind word). There is never a…read morereason for someone to be stuck up. Customer service should be alive and well especially in someone as old as the woman who was working there today...who I believe is the store owner. She mumbled under her breath when I commented about a Turkish prayer rug that was similar to one that I had...that it couldn't possibly be the same. Maybe cause she had hers priced at 1200 because she thinks that people are idiots and will pay such a price. I doubt this woman knows what it means to kneel in prayer pose outside of a hot yoga class. Don't go here if you are looking to continue to have a lovely day in this lovely town. Go see Mike the bartender at Journeyman instead.

I shopped here a little after Christmas. It was my gift, to pick out what I wanted, and let me tell…read moreyou, there was a wide selection. There are three buildings, the first one we started in was the antique store. So lots of trinkets, decor, kitchenware, furniture, purses, photos, and two very friendly cats. There was a lot of stuff to look through and some really cool things that you don't normally see. The couple that worked here were so incredibly friendly and always answered our questions. After going through and finding a lot of good stuff, we went to the building that had all the vintage clothing. All of the clothing is women's and everything was organised by type of clothes: coats, dresses, long dresses, pants, tops, hats, shoes, business suits (the matching blazers and skirt type thing) even really cool hangers and hat boxes. Plus, the pieces were well cared for. There is a dressing room to try things on and good mirrors, and it was so much fun to look through everything. A highlight was the coat section. There were so many beautiful ones. And any questions about anything could be answered!! The third building we didn't have time to go through but at a quick glance, it was bigger furniture, very beautiful and maintained pieces, and I could see it all in my dream home. I loved this place so much, everything was very reasonably priced and I got lots of clothes and antique pieces and it was very much worth it. One thing to keep in mind, though card is accepted, cash or check is preferred!! Nonetheless, I'd highly recommend this place!!

My family has been driving past this place for years and finally I won the debate and we stopped…read morein. What a super cool place. Lots of well preserved antique furniture and primitives to boot! The Apparel Shop is absolutely a blast to browse. If you need a look from a certain era, or if vintage is your look, this is the place for you. Hundreds and Hundreds of meticulously maintained dresses, blouses, and hats. A ton of cool accessories to go with you new look also. The coat section alone is amazing, so stop in!

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!

Really cute little thrift shop with nice ladies working!…read more I visited on one of the last days in their old location. I will definitely visit their new location whenever I'm back. When I walked in a few minutes before closing, the two ladies working were still kind and welcoming. They didn't make me feel rushed at all. There wasn't too much inventory but I ended up with a really cute grey blazer for work $20, a butter dish $1.50, and a beautifully giving spider plant with a vase $5. They were having a 50% off moving sale so I managed to get some scores. The only thing I passed on was the rose brooch and I'll forever regret it haha. May its owner love it dearly & enjoy as much as I am with my finds. Happy shopping!

A friend of mine told me about this place and I couldn't wait to go. Over the summer we were in NB…read morefor a long weekend and finally stopped by. It is a very cute shop just off the main street (around the corner from Brewsters) I found a cute pair of new Kate Spade shoes and some bangles. I can't wait to be back.