if your doing community service here i recommend finding someplace else. They are extremely…read moredisorganized here and just make you do busy work, at the thrift and the donation center . A lot of the employees won't let you sit down and take a break . They are extremely exploitative of the free labor they get from people who are court ordered and have to be there . One week of doing service here feels like a year .

The thrift store part of Acts seemed ok. I didn't buy anything but it looked clean and well taken…read morecare of. However, I took some things to donate and the woman at the donation center was so rude and dismissive that I won't be donating there again.

Discovered one beautiful object after another! This would be a great place to shop for a birthday…read moreor wedding gift-- or to get yourself a treat! Hard to park but worth. Parking is difficult-- but shopping is worth it

I've been a repeat customer of this quaint little market for many years and will continue to stop…read moreby every time I can. Walking through the door is like entering an aesthetic wonderland. The design, the collection, the music and even the complimentary snacks all contribute to the enticing atmosphere. I always find unique gifts for everyone on my list and, inevitably, something irresistible for myself. Whenever I want to treat myself to a predictably lovely experience, I drop by this enchanting cottage.

Over by Caroline Street opposite Curitiba Art Cafe, is a whole row of antique stores. The vintage…read moreitems in here are so adorable - whether you are at the Fredericksburg Antique Mall, the Blue Shark Antiques or the R&R Antiques. I adore tea cups and I found a whole bunch Other classic items include beautiful old books, Americana memorabilia, silverware and costume jewelry.

Local antique mall with various vendor booths inside. They have an upstairs and downstairs area…read more Easy to navigate through and peek at all the vintage, collectibles for sale. Ironically lots of civil war memorabilia scattered throughout. Be patient with checking out and paying for your items,it may take longer than expected.

For those who like consignment or antiques, this is the place to go in the historic district of…read moreFredericksburg. The lady at the main counter was nice, greeting us on the way in and also on the way out....The store is a collection of many "booths" were each one has their own unique specialty like furniture, cookware, plates, music, dolls, jewelry, etc. My husband wanted to check out their vintage LP records so we spent a fair amount of time browsing around. Many of the different booths had specials like 30% off or 50% off...so depending on when you go, you might find an even bigger discount or bargain...

Whenever Wifey and I visit our daughter in Fredericksburg we stop downtown to wander through the…read moreantique shops. We rarely buy anything, but we enjoy the nostalgia. This last trip we wandered into Way Back When since it was the only one open early on a Sunday morning. Well it paid off a little for them and us as we found a couple of items we 'needed' and that were well priced. This place really has a plethora of fun and antique items throughout both floors and the couple who own the place are very nice. We didnt even have to haggle over prices as she discounted our items on her own. Next time we're in town we will definitely stop back here...

Occoquan is a quaint, vibrant riverfront town, located in Prince William County Virginia located on…read morethe cusp of Woodbridge, a suburb of DC which is just 20 miles south. The population is just over 1000 but this lil town is host to over 80 small and family owned businesses including award-winning restaurants, art galleries, hair/spa services, a historical society, museums, unique shops and boutiques. This little water town has really cool events year-round like the Summer Riverfest & Craft show, the Fall Arts & Craft show, the Holiday Market & summer concerts. Occoquan has lots of parks & trial accessible by foot, bike & water. There are also lots of water activities like kayaking. The Town of Occoquan is constantly voted the #1 Tourist Destination in Prince William County each year & I love to get haaappy in Occoquan - any hour - sitting on the riverfront, listening to some live music. Cheers!

Cute little town occupied by close to a thousand residents. Predominately white by race, it remains…read morea quiet quaint town. You'll find some vintage shops (may be a good place for antiquing ), the local store/grocery type place (they make their own ice cream) , a couple restaurants (which by the way is why I was in Occoquan), the town hall, small boat ramps along the river and maybe a few other things a small town would offer. Like I mentioned, it was the eatery (one in particular "The Secret Garden") that got me there and it was darn good. I will look forward to my next visit and meal.

This store is amazing. I can't believe it's been around 13 years and I never knew it. I…read moreaccidentally came on the day of the sidewalk sale. Unbelievably good clothes for $5 each. The clothes inside equally amazing and surprisingly affordable. Lots of famous brands and really high quality clothing in a variety of sizes. They don't have fitting rooms which I was at first not happy about, but as it turns out everyone just changes in front of the mirrors in a back corner. It was the most fun communal shopping experience I've ever had, getting feedback on everything I tried on. This is my go-to shop for dance clothes and work clothes from here on out.

Most of the inventory is dated and not great quality. You are better off selling online yourself…read more(so easy and you do not give up 60%) or donating to those in need. Be prepared, some of the staff has an attitude problem (for no reason). Good luck.

Neat little shop in the heart of Leaonardtown with everything from 90s toys, games, glassware,…read moreinternational items, like porcelain Egyptian cats and elegant Asian vases... to 80s clothing, comic books and even a witchy section with tarot cards and sage... The only cons: some items are very high-priced... and the layout of the shop is quite small and gets crowded... All-and-all a neat little place... but would hope to see new items and more of a selection if I were to go back...

Worth a stop! Nice folks, a good selection of unique items priced reasonably, and very attentive…read morestaff. Two thumbs up!

A delightful shop with HANDMADE goods. It's like you're in Colonial Williamsburg but better!…read more Highly recommend a visit!

We recently visited Raindrops in Virginia while driving through Virginia. It is a delightful shop…read morewith home decor, beauty products, and chocolates. The owner was very friendly and the metal artwork done by her husband was beautiful. One of his cat doorstops is now gracing our home.

This thrift shop store is conveniently located on a strip mall off the corner of Hiway 50 and Lee…read moreRd. Easy to get to and plenty of parking in front and side of the store. This was my first visit to Treasure Hound and was delighted to be warmly greeted by a friendly, nice lady behind the counter, Nancy. I also very much enjoyed chatting with Nancy while I browse the jewelry display cases in front. Nancy is an amazing woman to talk to and her life story is truly inspiring! Thanks, Nancy, for sharing and trusting me with your wonderful life story! The store is very clean and nicely organized with sufficient effort put into sorting, displaying, and pricing donated items. You can find used but good condition brand name bags, shoes, clothes, accessories, dinner wares, decor, etc at reasonable prices. I purchased 2 cute earrings at a bargain! If you are into thrifting and/or on a hunt for vintage treasures like me, check out Treasure Hound. And strike a conversation with Nancy if she is around. IMO, she is a treasure on her own!

The Teasure Hound, supporting Friends of Homeless Animals is a great place to shop. Always…read moresomething new to see and lots of treasures to find! Donations are 10-4 on certain days, call ahead. They are always looking for volunteers for the Treasure Hound and F.O.H.A. to care for the animals at the no kill shelter. Thanks for your support!