Super fun shop to browse or shop. Curated beautifully. Owner treated me sweetly. Can't believe it…read moretook me so long to find it.

Great selection of amazing vintage everything!! Clothing, knickknacks and everything in between!…read moreThe owner is a peach and so much fun. I highly recommend stopping by if u are in the area! Definitely worth the trip from California. Bud

This is a well established antique mall with a great following. Booths are all clean and curated…read morenicely. Variety of merchandise that will please any shopper's tastes. Prices reflect the quality of the merchandise. There have been a lot of changes to better serve customers. Customer service has improved over the years.

Lots to see so don't be in a rush! Very kind people working…read morehere. Like any antique store, you will find bargains and some high priced items. Very well organized, very nice mall! Will come back!!

Manager makes up rules that her employees are unaware of & then punishes customers because her…read moreemployees didn't know 'the rules'. Just Awful. Day Staff facilitated drop off of deceased friends items for review. When we dropped off items, staff said they would call when review was complete. They called 15 min prior to closing & I asked if it would be ok if we picked up the returns on Monday & I gave them all the account info they requested. Since they were closed Sunday, they said no problem, no rush & contract could be signed Monday upon pickup. They said they kept a basket of clothes to sell. When we got home, the store manager called after hours. (She was not there when we dropped off. ) She asked us to come pick up the clothes now. We returned to find all of items out on the curb. She came out to accuse us of not following rules we had never heard of. She claimed we violated rules by not waiting 10 minutes for clothes review & didn't sign the contract yet so they weren't going to keep any items. Neither 'rule' was ever mentioned at drop off. She threw her staff & customers under the bus & did not back up staff on all the things we coordinated with them. She decided to punish the customer instead. Never seen anything like it. She should not manage a business or people.

I enjoy the items the shop offers (it completely varies on what they accept based on who is working…read more- sometimes they will take stuff I didn't think they would be interested in and refuse new w/tag name brand items). I have to agree with some of the other reviewers about the friendliness. It varies a lot (some of the teens that work there are snooty) - if you can find out when the owner is there, she is great.

I have purchased a large piece of furniture and some porch decor from this store, but over the…read moreyears, I almost always leave empty-handed. The staff never seems friendly and the store could really use some deep-cleaning. It smells strong of a gas leak and a lot of air fresheners. Prices are good. Wish the booths had more desirable items and more variety.

Great eclectic store to just browse and find hidden treasures. We go in every other week or so…read morebecause you never know what you will find. If you're looking for older furniture, it's a must see. If you like collectibles, you might find items for your shelves here. If you need a unique gift, go no further. Bring cash and you will be able to discount and the employees are always friendly and willing to help out.

This shop so so cute!! The ladies working there are also just awesome and incredibly helpful, truly…read morethey make the experience! Sue in particular made my day. Would definitely recommend stopping in! Cute jewelry, home decor, and clothing! This boutique makes "shopping local" easy!

From the owner: First Friday", which is the first Friday of every month, the downtown shops have extended hours…read moreuntil 8pm. Refreshments served!! "Shop Hop", which is the second Saturday of the month. This is a free artisan walk which begins at 11:30am, leaving from Studio on 6th (directly across the street from The Roost), visiting several downtown shops and concludes at 1:00pm at Studio on 6th. (shoppers are not obligated to complete the full tour) We have a great selection of; Whimsical Wall Art Vintage and upcycled clothing Upcycled jewelry Handmade jewelry oil and water paintings Handmade purses, wallets, scarves and hats Pottery Succulants Florals Bird Houses, Gourd Birdhouses Picture frames Mosaics Cutting Boards Locker Hookings The Roost lotions, soaps, body scrubs and bath balms. We always have new and interesting pieces. A place you can find that unique gift for anyone.

The thrift center generally has a variety of products gently used items and fair prices. The store…read moreis generally neat, clean, and organized.

Will not go back. Have been twice and both time the person working didn't acknowledge us for many…read moreminutes and then asked very rudely "what do you want".

What a really neat store! This place had art from all sorts of local artists. Each vendor had their…read moreown style. There was a section of drawing art that was so neat. You really had to look into the photos and the more you looked the deeper the meaning of the photo. The photos were extremely reasonable and priced where anyone could afford them. We purchased photo of the Lincoln's and there was a chucky doll that was placed with them. The kids loved it. We also purchased a couple shirts that appear to be well made and prices very affordable. There was a vendor that made art with old silverware that was so neat. The lady working was so nice and there was a vendor that had explained her placement of chucky in her photos and some other hidden things she placed in her art. We had a very nice conversation with the lady working. We loved the store and really look forward to visiting again.

This is such a great little place. Its exactly what I hope to find when I am visiting a town and…read morewant to get gifts beyond the normal postcards. Studio on 6th is a mix between several different things. A large portion of their shop (maybe the whole shop?) is an artists collective where they sell all sorts of wares from jewelry to clothing to bags and kitchen items. There is also an area in the back where they sell a small collection of vintage clothing. I got a great 1970's dress for about $20 and they also had a few adorable hand tea-dyed vintage slips and hand-dyed tie-dye items. I also purchased some amazing hand-made hammered copper earrings (for under $10!) as a gift and could have continued all day if I hadnt dragged myself out of the store. This place is really everything you could want out of a gift shop. Its filled with amazing, personal creations by local artists, its run by friendly, helpful people, there are nice little surprises like vintage clothing and hand-carved wooden kitchen items and you get the feeling that every time you go back there will be new, interesting things.

This is definitely one of the dirtiest and least organized thrift stores I've been to. In addition…read moreto a less than pleasant shopping experience, the donating experience leaves much to be desired. I tried to drop off an oriental wool runner rug. We are a pet free home. The donation intake worker rifled through the things and asked if we had pets. I said no. He said they can't take things if the home has pets. He looked at the rug and said he sees hair, they won't take it. It's a wool rug! It has fibers! We don't have pets! In addition - their inventory is disgusting! Truly baffling. Go elsewhere!

Good place to donate items. Helpers were attentive and courteous. If you have shirts take them…read moreoff hangers.