Bright and friendly gift shop with beautifully curated and displayed works from local artists. The…read moredelightful owner has assembled some amazing merchandise. Definately worth a visit!

Great selection of mid-century modern furniture.. Very personable/friendly and knowledgable staff…read more I'll be stopping by again next time I'm in the neighborhood.

Nice selection of vintage finds. The prices aren't the cheapest, but the man behind the counter was…read morevery nice and personable. He even knocked the price down a buck, just to do so. Worth a look, and I'll definitely be going back.

QC Collective brings together works from local QC artisans and allows people to buy or sell locally…read moremade items.

The young man that helped me was absolutely amazing. I didn't get his name, but he's a young man…read morewith red hair and he was extremely helpful very knowledgeable and extremely professional. If you guys could clone this guy, you would be doing your company a huge service. It's so nice to see young men like him in our community nowadays, management would do well to promote this guy have him train the rest of your employees

Great hardware store with great customer service. They also have a large selection of products that…read moreare comparable to other hardware stores.

I was visiting friends in the Quad Cities and had the pleasure of stopping in to check this place…read moreout - what a find!! This place is awesome! I'm not an antique store type of person. I'm not a big fan of shopping really but I do like checking out furniture and unusual items. I could spend hours here and the best part is that everything is displayed so nicely, no digging through mysterious piles to locate something worthwhile. You actually feel as though you can see everything and think about how you might like to use it in your own space. The amount of art and re-purposed items is amazing. And I've never seen so many cool vintage items (the kind of treasures that your friends tell you about after they've spent hours combing through the back of some dusty old thrift store that you would not even walk by, let alone enter). This place is a treasure itself - a refurbished funeral home with just the right amount of abstract art and unique pieces that peak your curiosity and make you want to return to see if that vanity you had your eye on last time you were in sold...or find an unusual gift for that cousin that likes odd designed, yet functional kitchen items. Quad City residents...stop by once and you'll be hooked. If you're from the surrounding area (or nearby states)...make a monthly pilgrimage to see what's new...well worth the trip! I only wish I lived closer.

Spent a wonderful few hours in this magical place! Brandy has a wonderful place! My sister and I…read morefound some great deals and enjoyed the different rooms of art!

Super cool store, fun vibes, eco friendly, welcomes everyone. Nice place to get info about local,…read morecommunity and volunteer events as well!

I live in Des Moines so I usually haunt the East Village store but I will support Raygun in any…read morecommunity. It is one of the few flashes of blue in this depressively red state. Service is always stellar and I always find something new.

We absolutely love this store. When near Moline, we spent lots of $$$ and add to our vinyl…read morecollection. The staff is always friendly and knowledgeable about the local music scene.

TONS to dig through, it's like a clothing thrift store with records combined! Most record stores…read morehave a few shirts but this is an all out thrift store! Cool WTTW looking radio sign, and lots of records to dig through, but I will say kinda high prices, no cut out section, but really that's the way right now. Vinyl has made a comeback and it's hard to find cheap o bins anywhere anymore circa 2026.

We visited this facility a few after Thanksgiving and they were ready for Christmas. There was an…read moreentire rounder of "ugly Christmas sweaters" waiting to be worn to an Ugly Sweater party. They had ornaments, decorations and even artificial Christmas trees. I am looking forward to returning in February to see what they do for Valentine's Day.

The pricing at all thrift stores has gotten way too high for most people. I just found a YouTube…read morevideo of people showing some ridiculous prices at Goodwill. I'm not sure who does your pricing but maybe they need to understand you get this stuff donated....free... I work at a donation center for a place that gives away to people who are in need and most people say they won't ever take things to Goodwill or Salvation Army anymore. Maybe your CEO should take a pay cut!