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Turnip Green Creative Reuse

4.6 (33 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 4:30 pm
Updated a few days ago

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Alex K.

Stumbled upon this great donation based art store that allows people to "pay what you can" on random creative and art supplies that they have. I was getting ready to move across the country and was able to donate old office supplies, post-its, paper and other items I had around my apartment - I was very happy to donate those items here rather than somewhere like Goodwill or them going into the trash. I didn't expect for them to ask me to stand there and go through every time I was donating. It was a bit judgey and uncomfortable as they handed back a can of spray paint that they thought could be less than half full. I was disappointed that the rest of it wouldn't be used be someone (even for free!) and that I had to throw it out instead.

Jennifer Odenwald S.

I love a creative reuse store and Turnip Green does not disappoint! So much stuff, well organized. I found a cute Halloween fabric scrap that I'll make something to commemorate our anniversary with, and a few pieces I can use in my grandkids' I-spy quilts. It's pay what you can, which makes creativity accessible for all. Rock on, Turnip Green!!

Thrifted and diy'd this art piece from a frame and prelaminated coffee labels
Christina K.

Stumbled upon this place via Google maps while on a weekend trip to Nashville and immediately knew I wanted to support this store. The concept is a great idea: you shop from an assortment of donated craft goods and set your own price. It is a bit of a hunting and going through different bins but everything is clearly labeled and well categorized. I found a stack of laminated coffee beans labels, a frame, some ribbon, 2 greeting cards, and a few scrap of fabric and paid $12 for everything. TLDR: - art thrifting -you set the price

Donna J.

Made a quick stop in here while in the nashville area. The "stock" is donated, so it evolves. There is plenty of variety to look through. Art supplies, frames, home d-i-y leftovers, fabrics-you get the idea. Nothing priced-you make a donation when you check out. Warehouse door was open on day I visited. (Early june) so know it might get warm.

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I love keeping useful items out of landfills and finding things to use or make. Turnip green is great!

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Excellent service! Crazy amount of items to choose from. Great value cause you pay what you want to pay.

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Loved that it is donation based. They have so many things! Yo do have to go thru them but it allows you to be creative!

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Such a cool place. There should be one in every city every where. Full of fun and creativity and kind people. Greatness.

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