I love junk and you can find great treasures at Sanford and Son. Every Friday, Sanford opens the…read moredoors to shelves of estate finds. Now priced at $2 per item, you can find great deals. We have purchased antique prints, glassware and WWII memorabilia. But you have to get there early. Doors open at 9:00 and people start lining up as early as 6:00 a.m. The line starts at the west door. The regulars bring "sold" stickers and quickly place them on items as they are enter the building. Parking is limited and tight. The building also houses an antique mall with a broad arrange of east coast antiques. Ask for a 10 percent discount if you pay by cash or check on items over $25. The staff is friendly and accommodating. If you like antiques, Sanford and Kid is a unique and fine experience.

Friday Morning 10am: The most insane things I have seen in a while. The patrons who have obviously…read morehave been there many times before, are rude and inconsiderate. The run in and throw Everything onto the "sold" table. They don't care about anybody else or the merchandise. They throw what they don't want to the side, open boxes and don't close them and refuse to get out or someone else's way, they are literally like vultures picking bones clean. The store itself is nice, the owner is friendly and the employees are pleasant, its the "regulars" that really make this place suck. If your interested in shopping there on Friday morning bring you and 10 of your closest friends and start standing in line at 8:30am. As soon as u enter grab EVERYTHING you might suspect as valuable. (cause that's what these vultures are doing)

Watching Randi and her team work is such a treat! I watched them create my one of a kind special…read moreglass vessel. What a great birthday present!

I visit this place every chance I can. The artists there are welcoming and happy for me to wander…read morearound or just sit and watch. Randi blows glass nearly every day and provides gallery seating for visitors to sit and watch. The wonderful thing about this experience is that Randi also teaches and explains what she is doing as she works. The pieces on display are gorgeous. My "want to buy" list expands every time I visit. I highly encourage you to stop in, learn a bit from Randi and Natalie, sign up for the next glass blowing workshop and enjoy the beauty of their work. You will want to visit over and over!

Cindy and Hugh are amazing since closing their store. They really cater to shipping things out that…read morethey are able to great quality pieces. Debra

Awesome independent small business. Located in Greenfield on an old farm with a big old barn. Hugh…read moreand Cindy do an amazing job picking, repurposing, and refinishing antique barn finds. I've been twice already to pickup furniture I've seen posted on their Facebook page. They have barn sales open to the public on select days, but most other things are arranged for pickup at a mutually agreed upon time and date at the barn. The prices are very good, and sometimes there is some wiggle room on certain things. If you're interested, the first step would be to like their Facebook page.

This is one of the coolest glass art shops I've ever been in. It features pieces from several…read moredifferent artists, and is just packed with beauty. They have this really neat display hanging on the ceiling, that you just have to check out. It must have over a hundred pieces to it. Even if you don't intend on spending any money, this place is worth the stop just to take a look around. The owners are very friendly as well. This is definitely a must-see place in Shelburne.

We popped into this gallery when we spied the most beautiful hand-blown glass pumpkins displayed in…read moretheir window. While the pumpkins were out of my price range for a whimsical purchase like that (about $45), I seriously considered splurging on one of them. There were other amazing glass items as well as intricately colored pottery pieces. Good stuff. It's not cheap, but handmade works by artists shouldn't be cheap.

Lovely shop! the pillows are beautiful, I had a hard time picking just one! Will be visitung again…read moresoon!

My only complaint about this store is that I have to rein in my desire to buy everything and…read moreanything in the shop. Laura has a great eye for fine quality arts, crafts, books, cards, etc. Every purchase I have made brings me joy every day. Any gifts I have given have been highly appreciated. Highly recommended.

A great find for a practitioner like me. Seven Day candles, handmade Conditioning Oils, Catholic…read moreitems and curated items. I pray and hope this shop flourishes, and we hope to come back again soon!

Monique is an incredible artist with an eye for the bizarre. I really enjoy the art I've purchased…read morefrom her over the years, and when I need to restock candles she is my go to. Her nose has impeccable sensibility and being able to refill any vessel I choose is wonderful. This lends itself also to her incense. I bought her fast luck oil before a trip to vegas and came out on top of the penny slots, turning 9$ into almost 90$! I also really enjoy the bath elixir I purchased from her, it's a lovely addition to my self care routine. Antiques and one of a kind items for your home or a gift? Definitely worth checking out her wares. Give her a go!

PRESS: LetterPRESS as a Public Art Project is a gallery, but also a classroom for college kids and…read moreadults on letterpress printmaking! In the center of the space there is a fully operational old press (Vandercook Universal III), quite impressive. At the walls you can see a variety of artworks and exercises made with the machine. The gallery staff is always happy to show how a single sheet of paper strapped into the machine's cylinder gets printed and punched. Definitely an experience to do, after visiting MASS MoCA! Just few steps away, downtown North Adams.

One half of a building that houses two separate antique shops. A friendly woman greeted us in a…read moremask from behind the desk and offered us hand sanitizer from the station by the door. We obliged and kept our masks on for the visit. This store has a large space and a second room with a variety of merchandise. Nothing struck us today, but we would stop back.

Dusty old spot, with a lot of things that have been there since before the age or man. I will be…read morehonest there were a lot of things that I checked the prices on and got a closer look at but the prices instantly made gag. The furniture was decent but I can't imagine anyone would buy them. There were old books every where and even a couple of rare finds like some old playboys . Lol. The whole time I was there I listened to the owner talk about how great he was and how amazing his collection was. I will give them another try but I can't imagine with their prices I will get anything.