Brunswick Flea Market is a fun, low-key spot if you like digging for vintage treasures and oddball…read morefinds. The space is a little rough around the edges, but the variety of booths, friendly vendors, and easy-to-spend-an-hour browsing vibe make it well worth a stop.

There's SO MUCH to look at (and probably find if you have the patience and penchant for thrifting)…read moreat the Brunswick Waterfront Flea Market. You could get lost here! Treasures of all kinds can be found here: coins, costume jewelry, carnival glass, strange t-shirts, stranger home decor, toys and statues, books and buttons, vintage electronics, old kitchenware, a guitar corner... you could come here every week and find something new (new to you, anyway)! So many friendly and knowledgeable people; I watched one vendor explain to a couple how flea markets worked (she genuinely encouraging them to barter for anything they were interested in). We had a couple vendors tell us that they had lots of stuff 25% to 40% off, just to ask if we were curious. Make it a point to visit here, especially in the winter months when the farmers market is happening at the same time. It makes for a wonderful Saturday morning outing!

Freeport Emporium completely blew me away with how much it has to offer! Two full levels packed…read morewith everything from glassware and clothes to the most random, quirky treasures you can imagine. Since the space is rented out to different artisans and vendors, the selection is quite diverse. Really, it's a vintage lover's dream. The woman at the front desk was incredibly friendly and helpful. I could've easily spent hours wandering through all the unique finds here and talking to the staff. Prices vary since each vendor sets their own, so it's a mix of splurge-worthy items and super affordable gems. I walked out with a new mug and some adorable little spoons. Can't wait to come back and see what else I find!

how this place can be referred to as antiques is ridiculous..it is a building filled with junk at…read moreinsane price points..how it stays open is beyond me! and they must be writing their own reviews..also no greeting from the lady at front desk means no go on a revisit to this place

Awesome vintage store in Freeport. They have everything from vintage clothes to Playboys. Fun…read moreselection. Great staff. It is in a basement below stores in Freeport, off the beaten path. Tons of stuff at pretty good prices.

Cute little shop by where we found parking lot to check out the outlet stores. Has some vintage…read morebooks, trinkets, a lot of dresses and home goods/ art. Staff seemed nice, you can do some haggling it sounded like from other customers shopping. Space is down stairs, we didn't find anything we wanted but we'll always checkout a good thrift style shop.

What are you supposed to do when you are in a place called Antique Ally? Well, you hit up some fang…read moreantique stores. I was visiting my parents who live in New Hampshire and getting some food in Maine so of course we had to make some pit stops. This antique center is pretty massive and features three big rooms full of stuff. Sadly, we were in a bit of a hurry but I was still able to speed run through all of the aisles and see everything. Vintage clothing, glass ware, books, war memorabilia, vintage toys, sports cards, and literally everything else. I was a huge fan of the glass cases and was stoked to check everything out. I almost left with an in box Pee Wee Herman doll but since I live in LA, I didn't feel like dealing with the shipping on it. Overall, Antiques USA is a fantastic antique shop and 100% somewhere you need to check out in the area. I had a blast checking out all the rooms and the next time I find myself in Maine, I'm for sure doing an antique tour and hitting this place up again.

My favorite antique shop in Arundel!…read more Another massive antique shop that's half glass cases and half booths. I feel like this store is a great combo of well curated collections at fair prices. If you hate a crowded and disorganized antique shop, this spot is for you! It's so convenient to actually be able to see everything neatly lining the shelves. Every case is a different vendor. I found some very cool vintage dessert plates from Japan. A must visit for antique shop enthusiasts in the Kennebunkport area!

It's a rainy Monday (today) and I stumbled across the Arundel Antique Center (walked out literally…read more3 minutes ago) and fell in love with the place immediately. This place is pretty massive with two full floors completely covered with every type of antique you could possibly think of. Toys, sports cards, art, statutes, taxidermy, and legit everything else. As soon as I walked in I found a seller with signed sports cards so you know I had to walk away with Warren Moon, Shaquille O'Neal, and Charles Barkley. I probably spend a good 45 minutes wandering around and looking for stuff, sadly I live in LA so I have to be extra picky with what I pick up while traveling, but I certainly left very happy with the things I picked up. Overall, Arundel Antiques is a special kind of place. The employees who were working were all super friendly and easy to joke around with. The selection here was really diverse, the place looked cool, and whenever I can find four things, well, I'm gonna be a returning customer when I return in the next few years.

After visiting Antiques USA, we go across the street to Arundel Antiques…read more I like that they have both tables with displayed items downstairs and then glass cases upstairs. Most of the vendors are glassware, dishes, vases, houseware type things. My favorite! Each table is well curated and prices are typically reasonable. I've bought a hobnail butter dish in the past. On my last visit, I found some beautiful dessert dishes and was able to negotiate a better price.

Nothing bad to say about this store- of note, the Yelp address is outdated and the storefront is…read morenow on Commercial. But they have a good assortment of clothes at reasonable prices and in good condition. I got a cute pair of actually vintage shorts and my friend got a great summer bag. Salesperson was helpful!

Cute shop in Portland - we browsed around in our travels a bit and enjoyed looking around. Nothing…read morequite caught our eye- but might stop on another visit perhaps.

I love, love, love this store! It has a huge selection of all sizes and many brands. The owner is…read morechill and welcoming--and always has a great playlist going. Clean, spacious changing rooms allow you to try items on in peace. An additional prize is the small collection of vintage goods--so much fun to peruse! This is a wonderful gem.

This place is magical! It's packed with amazing things and organized very well. The prices are…read morereasonable and the young lady that helped me (I believe her name was Jen) was super friendly. The inventory is in great condition and clearly well cared for. I almost bought a very lovely veil and I'm not engaged or thinking about getting married anytime soon. I did buy a great vintage handbag that will be perfect for date night. In addition to clothing, there's tons of accessories and home goods as well. I did 2 or 3 laps around the small store just to make sure that I didn't miss anything because there are so many treasures. Many places call themselves "vintage", but Everchanging Seasons in the absolute real deal.

Lovely boutique that truly appreciates and showcases local artists and their craft…read more From soaps to jewelry to pottery to photography to body products, Lisa-Marie has it all! I found the most stunning photography artwork, but I neglected to measure my space before this trip so I was unsure if it would fit. Ended up writing down the artist's name so I can look him up when I get back home. Really appreciate the hard work and effort she clearly puts into this store. It shows!

If you are looking for a gift shop that truly supports local creators/artists this is your shop to…read morevisit. My wife and I have previously visited another location of Lisa-Marie's and enjoyed seeing the variety of local creations. The variety really was vast enough that everyone who steps in will find something that appeals to them! They do ask to have no photos be taken out of respect of the artists. A spot worth visiting for both tourists and locals alike. A better alternative than some of the more cheap rip off gift shops that feature nothing locally made. Can be that thing you bring home to remember your trip to Maine. While we did not buy anything during our visit in we enjoyed browsing seeing everything.