Not every antique and vintage shop are created equal- some will have a ton of tchotchkes and…read moreothers, have more polished items. Some will have dirt-cheap prices and others, will break your wallet. All That Jazz on Stockbridge Rd in Great Barrington, MA met us nicely halfway. If you're in the mood for a little bit of old-fashioned fun, this is the type of antique and vintage shop that kept us busy when we stayed in Lee and wanted to grab a few things to bring home. And coming here on a Monday, was nice to wander from stall to stall to see what antique or vintage items vendors sell. We reasonably snagged a few items including a cobalt blue planter box and a few other things. Our total bill at the end wasn't outrageous- plus service was great and polite from Ian. If antique and vintage shopping is your thing, All That Jazz is a bit of a gem and will give you a nice dose of shopping therapy.

this used to be located right down the street from me on rt 102 in Lee, it was one of our favorite…read moreplaces to browse. This location in GB ss actually bigger (i think) and the variety of the different vendors is impossible to describe. You can (sometimes) haggle a bit with the sellers re: pricing and the staff are always helpful and friendly. They have everything from books to dinnerwear, jewelry, large and small furniture, Americana, ephemera, original and antique art, clothing, toys, lighting and other salvage items for every aesthetic. If you are looking for something to do I would highly recommend checking this place out...there is SO much, it's hard not to find something you will like.

I was absolutely astounded today at how good this place looks now that it's under new ownership and…read morethe people running it actually know what they're doing! They are welcoming, friendly, attentive -without being over bearing- and also down for some fun and laughter. The place has lots of lovely items, designer-y and good antiques , good smalls and lovely jewelry and nice selection of mid-century too. Some very nice lighting! The freshly painted booths are great. I'll be back to frequenting this place often as I had pretty much given up! GO GO GO . You wont be disappointed!

Great Barrington Antique Center is no longer in business. The Berkshire Galleries of Great…read moreBarrington operates in that space and is a COMPLETELY different operation! Great quality, variety and friendly people to help!!

Absolutely great finds to be found here for clothing and shoes and bags…read more Friendly staff and amazing dog!! Loved the way everything was set up. Easy to browse. Higher quality merchandise than many other "vintage" clothes shops. Pretty impressed.

I wandered in when I saw the porch sale sign. The owner (January I think) was so nice and…read moretalkative. She was super sweet and let me try on all my finds in the middle of the floor. She even gave me a very generous deal on my purchase. Great stocked store with lots of unique cool finds! Check it out!!!

How fun! What an interesting collection of beautiful objects. Also amazing jewelry!!!! What…read morefriendly people , I had such a good time.

Beautiful store and very pleasant proprietor. Definitely a place to check out while in Hudson!read more

First, he has a beautiful dog. It is very old and gentle. The store owner's first name is actually…read moremike. Mike's last name is Ozner. His shop is a small two floored area with plenty of amazing pieces of glass blown art. Mike works in a little part of the shop which is open for everybody to see. He is a very pleasant person and his service is amazing. Anybody who is in the area needs to go and visit his store. -Zimmitti Family

We arrived at Ozzie's just after 10am the owner pulled up right after we did, was worth the 3 min…read morewait. Ozzie is very personable explained his pieces & any other questions we had. he has a huge selection of items he designs. Some items seem pricey but then again each item is an original, there maybe several of the same style but they are all different.

A true find! With all the art and antique auctions around, Conall and crew can make your treasures…read morelook brand new. The shop is a repurposed dairy barn that is cool to visit, and were very helpful when I called, even helped me unload when I got there. I had a shaker chair that was damaged, and they did such a beautiful job, you cannot see where it was repaired. When I asked him to repair a picture frame that had come apart, he showed me that it was composite paper, and gave me a price on a new, custom made picture frame. What an improvement! It fits the style of my painting perfectly, and elevates our living room. The eye for the woodwork and the craftsmanship is spot on. With friendly banter and flexible hours for pick up, these guys can't be beat.

Kudos to Conall Haldane, the owner of Tri-State, and to his associate, Mike. Great work,…read morereasonably priced, and super service oriented. Repairs included creating a missing drawer in a library table ,with intricate carving. Painted finishes, burl, locks, rosettes, vintage hardware, mirrored doors - all beautifully restored. They are accommodating with deliveries, understanding delays, and offering solutions in the most courteous and gracious manner. They work fast and are conscientious about their actions, regarding pick ups and deliveries.

I used to love this place but we're breaking up. As the resurgence of vinyl caused the prices to…read moresoar, so have the prices in this shop. With one caveat ... their grading in regard to condition is worse than on EBay even. Essentially, if someone tap danced on a record while wearing a set of golf cleats, it would likely be graded a VG+. NM records I have purchased here play VG/VG+ at best. The final straw was when I purchased a record here last weekend which was graded at VG+. Took it home and played it and at the top of the scale, we are talking Good, more likely it should grade as Fair. On EBay, even the VG+ copies sell for $10-$12. I was okay with paying $15 here to support a local business. Just to let you know I am not a cranky curmudgeon with Howard Hughes-esque perfectionism, the record had a scratch which caused a 'bang' each time the needle hit it for 40 seconds of the FIRST song on Side 1. Then, it sounded like someone was slowly crushing a bag of crackers and shaking the bag with the pieces for the remainder of the first side. The second side wasn't much better with a hissing throughout and one series of scratches which made two songs sound as if a roman candle was going off. The records are in plastic sleeves so you can't really inspect them. This is not my first issue. The last 5 records I purchased here, 3 were junk, graded VG+ to Excellent. That would be fine if they were decent buys ... each time, they were pretty expensive. $20 for a Stones album I could buy new for $30. I get the draw of nostalgia ... but honestly, I will take a newly pressed album, even with remastering, over an original pressing with more popping sounds than you wear on the 4th of July. The store moved from the big, Victorian house on Main Street, which looks like its reopening as a chocolatier/confectioner. Its smaller now and tucked away in the ally with the little restaurants. I'm all about supporting local business but I'm sick of throwing out records that I pay $15 for because they play 2 or 3 levels below their graded level. I've bought my last record here.

I really liked this place. Completely random store. Not sure if it's an antique store, second hand…read morestore, or what. There were some random novelty items, CDs, tin signs, political bobble heads, and stuff I don't even know. My aunt and uncle bought an Arlo Gunthrie CD and I bought 10 postcards at $0.60 each. I think that was really spendy for postcards. Especially postcards that were obviously separated from a book that I KNOW was less expensive than $0.60 each. But still. It was convenient to buy them there rather than hunt them down online. The store itself was also really random. It was kinda crowded, kinda junky, but in an artsy-fartsy way. There was an upstairs, but I didn't make it up there. I loved how they used a Boston Globe newspaper bag to bag my purchases. My aunt got a different re-used bag for her CD.

I can never leave Familiar Trees without buying at least five books--while the specialties are art…read moreand architecture, my finds come from the small but perfectly selected fiction and poetry shelves. The quality and taste are exceptionally high. A treasure.

First time in to the store today. Super cool! Honestly could not decide what to buy since I wanted…read moreeverything. Left with a bunch of mint books on 1970s alternative architecture.