I stopped in today with a friend and ended up going on a mini shopping spree. The shop is like a…read morewonderland, with all sorts of enchanting antiques and oddities at very reasonable prices. The owner is super friendly and you can tell he loves his job. We helped him confirm that a piece was indeed an opium pipe so that was pretty exciting. Anyway I'll let the pictures speak for themselves (I got a gorgeous necklace, set of plates, egg coddler, butterfly wall hook, and jewelry box!!!! Not all pictured. All for ~$100!!!! I'm really excited, can you tell?). If you're visiting Owego or just driving through, definitely stop by! It was an hour and half well spent.

Lots of interesting things to look at/buy....something for everyone. Prices range from higher end…read moreto lower end. They do have a layaway policy which is nice and they will let you pick up your purchases later if need be. The staff is very friendly and helpful and hours are good. They are closed on Tuesdays.

A really nice, large multi-vendor antique/flea market with lots of vintage finds. There is…read moresomething for everyone, including tools, toys, jewelry, home goods, rugs, art, advertising, lighters/tobacciana, even electronics. Little kids might be a bit bored but unlike many of these types of stores where it's a lot of old clothes and books, I found EOAC (may I be the first to shorten the store name to 'ee-oh ack'?) to be very diverse and was not bored at all while the rest of my family looked around. Prices can be hit or miss, and the sellers are not around in their individual 'booths' so there's no opportunity to negotiate, but given that this is a retail store, the prices were definitely not outrageous. Pro Tips: -We were there around closing time and they do shut down promptly at that time- lights off, doors locked. Make sure you buy whatever you're looking at before then. -There's a good amount of on-street parking along the side of the store, particularly the diagonal spots right around the corner, if you can snag one -The two-block area of Owego around the store is really perfect for strolling/shopping/hanging out. -The downstairs part is very clean and well organized, and not super-crowded with stuff. The upstairs is a little funkier, especially the side and back rooms (which look like they may have originally been employee break or stock rooms). Don't make the mistake of not at least taking a peek upstairs and seeing if there's anything you like. The only drawback I see is the second floor is not accessible; no ramp or elevator that I saw, only stairs (remember this was built as a department store in the 1950's). The first floor does seem wheelchair accessible though. So far we've been here twice and would stop by again if nearby. If you are a die-hard antique/collectible person, this store could be worth making into a destination all it's own.

This quaint shop is located on Front Street in historic Owego village in Tioga County, Southern New…read moreYork. The shop is filled with contemporary American handcrafts, jewelry, art glass, wood, pottery and kaleidoscopes. The owner was very nice and accomodating with all the merchandise I purchased. She took her time wrapping and packaging them properly so I can hand carry them on my flights back to Hawaii. I'd love to return shopping there if I make it out that way again.

This shop has been around a long time. I still have some Christmas ornaments that I purchased here…read moremany years ago. In recent years, though, I haven't found anything in the store within my budget. Everything is a bit overpriced in my opinion. I still enjoy browsing the shop, but I think they need to work on providing some items in a wider range of price points. It's all lovely stuff, regardless.

This is my favorite clothing/accessory store ever! Maureen is the sweetest! I highly recommend…read moregoing in! The clothing lines there are all I wear and I get constant compliments and inquires about where I got my clothes.