I LOVE shopping at The Barn - it is by far one of my favorite thrift shops in the Hudson Valley!…read more The staff of wonderful volunteers are so friendly and quick to help you find anything specific you're looking for. The prices are incomparably low - I've walked out of there with a bag of stuff for less than $5 on several occasions. They have dishware, houseware, kitchenware, fabric, crafting supplies, books, movies, sheet music, toys, jewelry, and a whole room of clothing upstairs (plus fitting rooms!) If you love treasure hunting, The Barn is a must-visit for you!

This is one of my fav places to thrift. The staff is so very friendly! I've gotten such great…read moreclothes from here. I always look forward to going here on my trips upstate. So much love for this place

Very clean , good deals. Quite the selection of clothes and shoes etc.reasonable prices. Nice staff.read more

First time at this hidden gem. A very large selection of…read moreclothing and shoes including children's. There was a very small collection of jewelry available. This is a great source for Plus size clothing. The person working the register was polite, friendly and knowledgeable. The shop had windows throughout, so natural light enhanced the shopping experience. The prices were reasonable and affordable. I am glad to have stumbled upon this place.

This place is EVERYTHING! They have limited hours during the Winter. Thursday and Saturday…read morestarting at 10 am until 3. I saw a small sign while driving by and went in. WOW it's like 3,000 sq feet of thrifting! They have everything. Separate rooms dedicated to mens, kids, plus size, shoes, high end home goods, seasonal....omg! Constantly changing inventory and styles for everyone. I'm a vintage enthusiast. I can shop here while my 14 year old and 6 year old also shop for themselves! Pricing is more than fair! I feel guilty sometimes and make donations. They often have $5 bag sales. If that's not enough, this store also serves as a community food bank while open. There is a deep freezer full of meat and other things. A table full of bread rolls and pastries. A section of dry pantry goods. People can come in and just help themselves to fill up a bag of food, no questions asked!!! This has become my #1 place to donate, shop and now, volunteer! The space is calming that I literally feel it's a meeting place as much as a shopping experience. If you been here before, there have been many changes....try it again!

Lovely, kind staff. A jumble of secondhand goods, from housewares to clothing for men, women,…read morechildren. Always find something when I stop by!

I love bringing donations here! They are so friendly and thank you profusely for your donations…read more It's nice to know that the proceeds go to supporting the dogs and cats at the shelter. Makes me feel good to support a cause that's so important to me. It's also a great place to shop! They have everything from clothing jewelry, housewares, art, dishes decorations and small pieces of furniture. Prices are really cheap. Please consider them over places like Goodwill.

I recommend it because the proceeds do go to DCSPCA. You can probably find some of the items in a…read morevintage shop that might be a little bit less, but consider the up charge a donation to save dogs and cats from kill shelters. The volunteers who were in yesterday were quite pleasant I wound up purchasing a thermos type hot carafe cold carafe for just five dollars. I wished I had gone there first because I just ordered a similar one for $19.

The volunteers are GREAT ..the choice is very good and the prices are fair ...I particularly like…read morethe housewares choice

Can a thrift shop be quiet but bustling? That's how I would describe this store. It's off the…read morebeaten main street of Kent, next to a church. It promises it donates profits from the store to charity, and is in a converted house. It does have a parking lot separate from the church, and has a ramp entrance as well as stairs. Inside there are about four rooms of shopping, mostly clothes. So many clothes. Women's, children's, probably men's in the room I skipped. There's also stuff interspersed - toys with kids, jewelry decorating the fireplace in the women's clothing room, and a room in back with nice glassware. On the glass - someone is doing their research. They're not priced unfairly ($6 for a vintage character glass), but they are priced what someone may charge trying to resell it, so it may feel steeper than what you normally see at a thrift shop. But it is for charity, and when a sale tag had been inadvertently stuck to an item I was interested in, they did work with me. Definitely interesting selections!

Friendly people and an eclectic selection of home goods. There are dishes, books, building…read morematerials, games, electronics, antiques, and all sorts of things. Very good prices!

Went in as i was in the area. A small thrift store but cute. The staff was nice and helpful in…read moreletting us see some of the items. They are open on Saturdays as thats the day I went. Inwould return to see if they get any new items but not to hopeful to find anything. 5/5 for the store and staff hospitality.

Nice little shop filled with surprises. We especially love the handmade goat milk soup. The owner…read morehosts furniture refurbishment workshop there, too.

I have never considered myself "crafty" but picked up a pair of free dressers that I wanted to…read morerefinish. After doing some research online, I decided to give chalk paint a try and settled on Annie Sloan brand chalk paint due to the amazing reviews. Caryn at Knot Too Shabby was listed as my closest retailer so I reached out. From our first email exchange Caryn was helpful, prompt and supportive. When I visited her store she spent a ton of time helping me pick the right color and brushes and giving me tutorials on how to apply the paint and wax. Talking to her gave me the confidence to tackle this project and it turned out amazing!

We truly value Bowen Barn and its owners, Judy & Brian Robertson. Their prices represent…read moreexceptional value. Their advice has been helpful to us for years. We restored a large, old house, originally a weekend house. At first, we needed inexpensive items to fill gaps and Bowen Barn was there for us. Later, when our finished house became a primary residence, we upgraded in quality and again, Bowen was there. We make a point to stop by occasionally because they might very well have taken in an antique curiosity that fills a need. We enjoy a neighborly greeting and chat with informed people who know and love antiques and vintage items. They also have been selectively adding new housewares like Mediterranean handtowels.

Wow! Unique eclictic items at astonishing good prices around every corner, nook, and cranny. I…read morecould have easily spent the whole day here enjoying the all the interesting heirloom items they have for sale. I left with a handful of pieces that have become topics of many conversations with our guests. The owners are welcoming and knowledgeable. Worth the trip, will be back soon.

Although it's far for to travel to I have gone at least once a year for the past 10 yrs. I love it…read moreand always find lovely items to bring home. the prices are also affordable.

The Northern Dutchess Hospital's Thrift Shop is one of the better thrift shop I could ever visit…read more The floors are generally clean, and it's well maintained, and although they rarely have shoes to fit me(yes, on occasion, they do have mens shoes), there are some things they do commonly carry in my size. Their products are well tagged with prices, and service is good. Check this place out, before deciding on purchasing elsewhere(to make sure you've exhausted your search). Even for those who end up in Northern Dutchess Hospital and who have lost most of their clothes from car accidents or whatever, this store might even have some type of product to get you back on your feet at good prices, until you can get back on your feet again). No inside hallway connection between the hospital and this thrift shop exists, so walking between these two seems to be unconvincing. A person will either get hypothermic walking here, or become scorched from the hot sun walking here from the hospital). From the name, however, I wonder what percentage of the sales price the hospital takes in on money? This place doesn't look like it's been ever improved in a dozen or so years.

Carol's Closet is the thrift of all thrifts. She first popped up on my Facebook feed and after a…read morelittle digging, I noticed it's tucked right in Highland, NY off 299- basically convenient for me during my lunch time or after work. Total win. This spot is thrift chaos in the best way. Mostly clothes for women and men, shoes for just about every occasion, accessories, costume jewelry, random home finds and even some small furniture pieces if you're lucky. And the prices are super reasonable. As a heads up: this isn't your airy, Pinterest-perfect thrift shop. The racks are tight, the aisles are tight and the shelves are tighter. All good though. But one wrong move reaching for a ceramic piece and you might knock something- so shop carefully. What's you're also getting is a friendly owner and not someone who's brushing you off. I haven't bought any clothing yet, but the accessories and home pieces I've grabbed are absolute steals and they got their spots in my new space.

Store's very crowded. I was pickpocketed I tried in a coat and stupidly left my wallet on her…read morecounter. I went to purchased something and my wallet was gone. Buyer beware. Carol if you see this return my wall at you've cause me so much agony over $30 It's been a week and it's been horrible I should have call the cops