Such a cool vintage store! Smaller than the Antique Barn, in the same area but still just as good!read more

Multi dealer shop with multiple rooms to browse through. Selection of clothing, sewing patterns,…read moresports cards, kitchen items, collectibles, etc. cute store with a range of different antiques/vintage items.

This is truly the most beautiful, unique, well-crafted collection of jewelry you will find…read moreanywhere. They also sell sweet blouses, dresses, scarves, handbags, and skirts. But the jewelry is the show-stopper. Almost 95% of my jewelry collection at home is from this shop, and the owner has such a diverse sense of design, there are no two pieces that look alike. It's best to stop in at least once a week. I have seen pieces placed in the case, and sold only a few minutes later. This is a must-shop for anyone visiting New Paltz.

A fabulous find! We stayed overnight in the area and by chance happened upon this fabulous…read moreboutique. One of my granddaughters is named Eden, so of course we went in. Came away with two sets of earring, a beautiful satchel handbag and a fabulous mens shirt. If we had the time, we would have certainly purchased more! The woman behind the counter was lovely as well! A true find!

Very unpleasant experience here - my two friends and I were browsing and chatting, and the woman…read morerunning the store essentially told us if we weren't going to buy anything, we needed to leave. I was considering buying a scarf but would absolutely not spend any money here or recommend to anyone else.

Lovely little vintage store in downtown New Paltz, NY! I was lucky enough to come across Rock Candy…read moreVintage on a day trip to this cute little town with my boyfriend, and I was impressed with the limited but highly curated selection! They carry mostly women's clothing from the 60's-80's, and have a lovely range of stonewashed denim jackets that would make Madonna proud to cute and quirky minidresses that would look at home on the Mary Tyler Moore Show (okay, I sound old!) Admittedly, Rock Candy Vintage isn't the Goodwill or Savers, and you'll be paying quite a bit for the garments sold here. However, the quality is very good, especially for the items from the 60's and 70's, considering how old the pieces are. Feel free to splurge - it's super worth it, especially when you think about what other vintage stores that sell clothing from the same eras are like, quality wise. If you're ballin' on a budget, check out the affordable selection of unique enamel pins, iron on patches, and feminist-friendly tote bags, all which come in at less that $20, but are equally as fabulous as their pricier cousins across the racks. I can't wait to come back for a dress when I have more money! I guess I'll have to settle for coveting the enamel pin with the TV Dinner on it (I told you, I'm old!) for now!

If you're in Poughkeepsie and love a deal - stop by this space! It's a pretty wide selection of…read moreitems - and if you're searching for clothing they have a wide variety at all sizes (always nice to see!) The woman behind the counter was super friendly and the prices are definitely affordable. This is one of those small businesses you really want to visit again and again in order to support them!

Great little thrift/vintage boutique on Main St in Poughkeepsie. Owner is so friendly and makes…read morethe shopping experience fun! Great selection of womens and mens clothing in all sizes and accessories- even some furniture. Prices are very reasonable. They even do consignment!

Sal and Mike are charming, attentive and very organized. Sal knows his stuff and is honest if he…read moredoesn't believe he doesn't sell . I trust them both to handle selling my items. Al.so, the store is VERY well organized .

rude and wont pay you in a tinely manner when he sells your stuff. Have to follow up constantlyread more

My boyfriend and I are visiting for the weekend and had the most pleasant experience here. The…read morecollection of vintage clothing this shop has is a curation of pieces it is difficult to find many places in NY. They have pieces dating back to the 40's (and maybe even earlier than that). We were able to find an awesome pair of military fatigues, two perfect fitting Levi's and a couple of really cool genuine military and vintage over-shirts. The owner of the shop was so helpful in pulling pieces for me to try on, especially after telling her I don't love trying on denim. The two pairs of pants she passed me were the ones I ended up buying. Overall 12/10 experience. The ambiance of the shop is great, customer service is A+ and we really enjoyed our time here. We will be back!

We come to the Hudson Valley twice a year from Los Angeles and Clubhouse is a favorite definite…read moredestination. I'm pretty particular in vintage acquiring at this point cause we've been around (!) but I always find great things for us and stock up on presents for back home. You'd think there's plenty opportunities for vintage where we live in CA but this place is unique- he's got a really interesting range of things and reasonably priced. It's a charming store, really mellow and somehow very fresh for so much old authentic stuff!

5 stars for this adorable vintage shop in Kingston! I'd give 10 stars if I could…read more If you're feeling drab and tired of dressing like everyone else, I implore you to shop here. You will emerge as a style ICON. This place has a curated selection of clothing, lots of vintage pieces, and AFFORDABLE PRICES! (we love an affordable price!) Rewind also features clothing and art pieces with in-house, hand crafted designs that cannot be found anywhere else. Karli's handmade work is a treasure trove of unique pieces. This place is family owned by the warmest, most welcoming people on the planet, and stepping into this shop feels like a god damn hug. If you're in the area, Rewind is a must-visit!

The cutest vintage store run by the sweetest family. In addition to their vintage options they also…read morehave a variety of clothes that fit the current styles and trends! Great price point too!

Amazing store...great customer service highly recommended. Great selection. Clean & neat. Parking…read moreis available.

Nice selection of jeans, denim and flannel shirts. Clean and well-organized store. Will return.read more

While I'm happy to report that this New Paltz Salvation Army store location remains among the few…read moreold school Sally Alley's left standing in the Hudson Valley, the long list of negative reviews do in fact reflect what is indeed a sad state of affairs for thrifting in general and Salvation Army stores in particular. Rude staff that turns away donations and makes up their own hours is a big part of it. In the case of the New Paltz store, I was never a big fan anyway as right off the bat you're competing with about 6,000 or so SUNY New Paltz students for an already scarce inventory of 2007 Port Jervis Turkey Trot T shirts, old moo moos and Mantovani albums (which, please don't get me wrong, I will happily rifle through such trash like a starving raccoon with rabies). But, your chance of finding anything really interesting is very limited. In general, it's just a smaller space that isn't even really fully utilized. However, at the end of the day it's probably somewhat helping college kids save some cash on clothes, furniture and housewares items. That's a good thing. Just don't come in here expecting to find a treasure trove of vintage clothes and quirky knickknacks. Most of that stuff's been devoured by moths decades ago or snatched up by resellers. If you're lucky you can snag some lame word art that say's "It's wine o'clock somewhere". And Mantovani records...they'll ALWAYS be there.

Really off putting smell and filthy floors. Older white gentleman was pleasant that worked there…read more He asked my opinion about an item that he was placing in a rack -if I thought it was men's or women's. You can never tell sometimes. . I grabbed one belt and two cups and a bowl. I took to the register and the older black woman at the counter took a look at the belt and said it was expensive. She tried to charge me $19 for an item that was marked $2. The she said the bowl was not a bowl, and wanted to charge me her own price. I continued to state that it was bric & brag or whatever they call it and the price list was in the room above where I found it. It's almost like she doesn't want to sell it for the listed prices and wants to make her own depending on who goes to pay. Won't be back... On a side note- I saw her trying to overcharge an elderly lady on two resin outdoor chairs you get from Lowe's for $5. She was trying to charge $30 per chair. WTH?!! ‍ She is clearly uninformed tha these items were all donated and should be priced accordingly. Also, if someone is in need of something they shouldn't have to pay her made up premium price.

As a visitor to Beacon, New York, O was happy to find this small flea/farmer's market off the main…read morestreet. Found New York Textile Lab's kiosk there. Bought a beautiful organic cotton, wool, and alpaca hoodie for travel to Japan in October! Also found cotton /wool blend socks for the same upcoming trip! Woo hoo! Scored! There was also a long line for ??? So we queued up to see why... By the time we got to the front of the line, the display cases were mostly empty of baked goods (it was a bakery kiosk!) but we shared one (1) chocolate pretzel croissant. Didn't look impressive, but looks can be deceiving! Wow! What a delicious, flavorful chocolate croissant, crispy on the outside and an explosion of chocolate in the moist interior! We should have bought more! Overall a great flea/farmers' market! Try it!

On a pleasant Sunday afternoon it's relaxing to wander past the assorted tables filled with a…read moreplethora of odds and ends. There are stacks of 33.3 rpm vinyl records; maybe you'll find something. It's ironic that most people got rid of them when it was almost impossible to find phonograph needles several decades ago. Remember Walk-man's MP-3's? Where are they now?! Stalls of clothing, semi-antiques, jewelry, old magazines and toys. There are some things that make you wonder; like old black and white, family photos in albums. Who were these people and how did they end up a flea market? There's no captions. Such as; uncle So & So at cousin X's wedding, or our first new car. It's a little sad.