Had a fascinating time browsing through vintage postcards and photographs in this store. Bought a…read moreJFK and Charlie's Angels trading cards here. I loved wandering through the booths and enjoyed my time there.

Cute little shop!! Loved everything about it!! Some things are pricey but it's such a cute little…read moreplace to grab a coffee with a friend and go browsing. They have a lot of cute little things. I had to resist on a lot of items! Definitely will be a regular to see what other gems I can find!

The staff at Kraft street were incredibly friendly & accommodating as I browsed the shop for about…read morean hour & half on a slow Wednesday morning. The shop has more booths than you would expect for the size & I bought several things that were interesting or priced low enough to sell on my e-commerce site. I don't get to Clarksville often but I will make this a regular stop when I do,

Great stop to stretch our legs while traveling. This market is packed full of merchandise, but…read morestill navigable. The vendors provide a wide variety of glassware and dishes, as well records. I bought a small serving platter of my grandmothers dishes.

This store is listed as Arc Thrift Store on Yelp and Google Maps. The managers informed me that was…read moreits former name over EIGHT years ago. So, I told them I would list it correctly online. This thrift store is a gold mine with phenomenal prices. I would say this is the BEST thrift store in Clarksville with the most excellent customer service! Presently, they have a 50% off linen sale. Lots of beautiful hand crocheted blankets. Ladies clothes (excluding formal clothes) are $5 a bag full. Clothing is $1 a piece unless specially priced. I bought: - a giant box of brand new crayons for 75 cents - two cool graphic tees - expensive stationary 50 cents With the assistance of Progressive Directions, Inc., the Thrift Store supports individuals with special needs and their families. The PDI Thrift Store also partners with Supported Employment and the State of Tennessee to make opportunities for those with disabilities to have paid positions. Overall, the PDI Thrift Store provides more jobs, additional funding for the Clarksville community and offers low cost items to all. - Source: http://www.progressivedirections.com/thrift-store/

The employees that I ran into today were just as kind as can be. I will go back because of them…read more But "thrift" prices... ummm some things were fairly pricey. I go in looking for coats for the homeless and there were used coats there marked at 25$. I'll stick to Salvation Army for those purchases. I'll be back though bc now I know.

This place never stops to amaze and make my eye wander and discover things I have never seen…read morebefore. The items created and sold are displayed exquisitely. I noticed the sanitizing station displayed in front of the store, a gigantic metal dragonfly sculpture, new furniture, match boxes, quotes on cardboard, and chess sets. I loved the addition of a red cardinal bird painting. Courtney greeted me,assisted me, and made me a fresh toffee coffee in the store. Jodi, the owner, greeted me as well. After wandering throughout the store, I bought a traveling chess and bar set - perfection. Courtney wrapped it tissue paper and put in a gift bag. Lovely!

Journey's Eye is an excellent little place to stop in and browse when you're meandering around…read moredowntown Clarksville. There's a nice collection of hand-made jewelry, candles, and art. Some interesting glassware is also on offer. If you're visiting from out of town you can pick up a unique card or two to send home to friends and family. I stopped in on a Saturday evening and there was a keyboardist providing some ambient music, and my understanding is that the decor changes frequently. Both he and the owner, Jody, were friendly and engaging and provided good recommendations for dinner. Definitely stop by and take a look around!

The Shoppes at Sango has a wide variety of vendors with antiques, furniture, vintage items,…read moreclothing, toys, books, tools, housewares and home decor. It's all on one level and easy to shop. There is also handicap access available. There are at least 70 booths with a wide range of merchandise. There are new, used, Vintage, and antique items. And lots of solid wood furniture.

I bought a great, gently used solid wood dining room table & 4 chairs in 2022 & it has served me…read morewell!

We are not from the area, but had to post how organized and easily walkable the interior of this…read morePlato's Closet is versus my home location. I was warmly welcomed and helped from start to finish. I wish I had gotten the name of the young lady who helped me. I have a feeling she was part of management based on our conversation. What a pleasant surprise.

Best Plato's closet location that I have been to. The store is very large, and well organized. The…read morestaff are always friendly. I always find cute clothes to purchase and I've sold several items here as well, all very positive experiences! My only complaint is that there are no wheeled shopping baskets, like at other locations!!! They need to get some asap!!

So 7 months ago I stated unless serious changes were made I didn't expect them to last much longer…read more In the last 3-4 months I have seen the differences that were so needed. Whether it's due to changes to management/staff or ownership it's almost back to being a fun place to shop again. They update often now on both IG and FB sites, they will hold items for 24 hours now (thank you again for my LV Speedy bag!!!I love it) and it's a cleaner and more organized place to shop than it's been for the last couple years. Impressed. My bank account may not thank you for the positive changes but my fashion game does. Thanks CM!!!

I visited the store yesterday between 3-4 pm. I noticed a car right in front of the door and the…read moreCary was running but had a little bOy inside that had opened the back window and was throwing out stuff from inside . when I entered the store there was a lady with black hair and I said listen there is a car running and there is a little boy throwing stuff out. she said Oh really and i stood there bY the counter to see what she would do and nothing was done! I asked for a purse I looked at it and she did not make any efforts!!! she is an employee that should of said out loud is there a person that drives a silver car and just looked ! I'm front of door!!! as I went around the store nothing was said

A must see thrift store in Clarksville. It has many items to see and wander through. The crystal…read morecollection is vast and very affordable. My favorite part of the store is the cat, Patches. She is adorable and missing a leg & paw. Very cute cat. Yesterday I found a big genuine blood red leather purse with nice lining & design in good condition for only $12 and a set of 50 cocktail napkins for only $1. Every time I visit this place I notice new items and always receive great service.

Meh. Not worth the time if you are looking for lots of interesting things. Took me all of ten…read moreminutes to walk through.

Thrift shop with new and used items. You never know what you will find. I like coming here and…read moregetting unique items and books for hardly nothing. My favorite find was new decorative and disposable plates. All of them were sealed. The most useful item I purchased here was a new wok for $2. One of the best thrift stores in the area.

The shop is wonderfully warm and inviting. Christi welcomes everyone into the shop, making me feel…read morelike I'm a part of things. I love the sourdough cookies and the bath bombs from the Soap Shop. There are several new shops, bringing new growth to the store. There is always something new to tempt me. I love my experiences there.