Prices are reasonable, staff friendly. Selection was kind of sparse the day we stopped in.read more

Volunteers of America is my favorite "thrift" store of all times. And, as far as I know,…read moreeverything has a reasonable price tag. I just bought a practically new jean jacket there and some small frames that I couldn't find anywhere else. Over time, I have found some precious collectables in there, too. Virtually every piece of clothing is in great shape and reasonably priced.

Not the biggest or the best, but A-OK for basic produce needs. Prices are a bit higher than larger…read morefarmers' markets I have been to. The one exception I saw was the family selling the eggs from their Araucana chickens. Don't let the blue color deter you. The yolks are the darkest orange I've ever seen and really, really good when they are fresh. They sell them for $2.00/dozen which he said is the average price. I pay $4.00/dozen for them back in DC! As Louise W. said, it doesn't take long to browse this market. They have a much smaller off shoot of this market directly across from Sparrow on a street off Michigan Ave. Wednesdays: 2:30-7:00pm

I love this market less for its variety than for the vision that created it. It's not the biggest…read morefarm market around, but they have a decent variety of vendors and a commitment to make good, local food available to the downtown area where there are so few sources for fresh foods. They also feature free performances by local talent and information about the services of the Allen Neighborhood Center. If you have no cash, you can use your debit or credit card to buy tokens at a central table which can be used at any of the stalls. It is an open-air market in a parking lot close to two major East/West Lansing bus routes, and is generally open from mid May through Mid October.

You love community this a spot for you been coming since the beginning of city life and god has…read morebeen making big changes in my life. Jesus is real

I'm loved, belong, and have purpose. That's the motto at City Life. A place where all races, all…read moreages, all faces can come and call home. You feel welcomed when you walk in. From the greeters to the coffee. The message is always on point. I highly recommend this place.

Great thrift store! This place is BIG and so organized! Everything has its place. The layout is…read morevery well thought out. It's very clean with friendly staff. Their craft area is mostly knitting and crocheting, in addition, they have vintage sewing patterns and Knick knacks. There is also a small fabric sections with remnants of all sort of fabrics. I was so impressed by their book selection...big and organized by subject. I picked up four cooking books. I didn't get to go through the shoes and clothes because I was not looking for that. They also have a drop off donation drive thru with staff waiting to check and accept your goods. Overall, this is a great thrift store and I highly recommend it.

Love St. Vincent's. Never know what you are going to find! I have purchased books, gotten free…read morebooks, housewares, furniture, arts and crafts supplies, purses, clothing and odds and ends. Prices are fair. Plenty of parking. Enough staff to help you find items and load your car as necessary. Always a good experience when I shop here.

Lansing Yelpers are forgetting what Goodwill stores are all about: receiving reusable items donated…read morefor Pay It Forward enjoyment by the next person where the money is helping others. The quality of stores are a reflection of the communities they service. SE Lansing is not exactly in middle of luxury market - or even an upper middle market. It is SE Lansing. If you're looking for that bargain Hermès scarf, you might want to head east to Birmingham. In the meantime, I've been supporting this store where I can. The downsizing thing has taken a few years to do.

I made a post on a local fb group asking if anyone knew of cheaper thrift stores since this one is…read moreso overpriced. I included a photo of a lidless used casserole dish that was priced at $41.29 for no apparent reason. The next time I went in the store, I asked about a price on an item that seemed incorrect- $20 for a small individual bowl. The manager came out and said "Oh, you're the one from the Facebook post. Lovely." I really didn't expect that level of disrespect for my opinion as my post was not at all 'bashing' the store, just asking for recommendations for cheaper places. I had been hoping that prices may become more reasonable, but the interaction just solidified my resolve to never shop there again. Disappointing that a store that is supposed to exist to make things accessible to low income people like myself has priced us out of being able to shop there in the name of profits.

The service would be the Lansing Food bad Bank Feeding the needs of many …read more We went to "Empty Bowls" and this year the event was held at the Lansing Foodbank. The Lansing Foodbank put on an amazing tour of their facility and it was great. There were about 8 different stations to stop at and talk about each one. This was a really great adventure, seeing how it all comes together to feed so many. Take the tour.

This organization offers a necessary service to the the Greater Lansing area. They are a good…read morechoice for food drives and volunteer opportunities. Not only do they provide food resources to the GL area- they offer education about food, garden supplies, and facilitate the local Food Movers organization.

Love the pool great service it's not dirty. Customer service is beautiful and the people there is…read moreamazing. I love them. This is my friend. She had a beautiful time there.

Three because they actually have a wide variety of equipment. Minus two because of the cleanliness.read more