This is a wonderful new vintage thrift shop located just passed the Y Bridge in downtown…read moreZanesville. Lots of treasures, vintage jewelry and home decor. There's even a guys area with pocket knives and collectables. Super friendly and fantastic prices. Highly recommend!

The Vintage and Made Market's are a very nice series of craft/vintage product show. I usually…read moreattend the one at the Round Barn in Lancaster. The same vendors return multiple times, as do many customers. The event features vintage shopping, clothing boutiques, hand made products, food trucks, and live music. it's a very nicely curated girl's day out. My mom and I go several times a year! Because it is at the fairgrounds, there are outdoor portions, so you should plan accordingly (can be hot, can be chilly). You'll be sure to find something you like, even if it's just food and fun music!

Almost no vintage and I am pretty sure most vendors were really just resellers for those claiming…read morehandmade. *NOT ALL, but most. Lots of candles and soap:(

Excellent, friendly service, very good selection of both consigned and NWT prom dresses and a wide…read morerange of prices. Definitely worth the trip to Zanesville!

There isn't much in Zanesville for formal wear. I went to Second Dance to find a decently priced…read moredress for an event. For being a second hand store there was a large selection of dress sizes from 00-24. In addition the prices were great. There was a room full of long formal dresses under $100, but most were closer to $50. Bailey helped me and she was very kind.

really enjoyed checking out this place with my husband. we will be celebrating kwanzaa for the…read morefirst time this year and i found a very informative book about it. my hubby found some info and even bought a kufi (hat). since the area has no grocery store the owner has boxes of fresh produce that he sells for $30 every start of the month. the owner was very friendly and we look forward to going there again in the future.

They carry a good selection of Afrocentric books that you really won't find any place else in…read moreColumbus. Not only are there books here, but jewelry, tshirts, posters and items from Africa that would make nice gifts or additions to your own home.

Mason's is a very nice, upscale furniture store in downtown Circleville. Nothing cheap here so if…read moreyou are looking to furnish your dorm room with Sauder stuff, keep walking. This is the kind of place where people who have money shop. Nothing cheap here. Quality wise or price wise. It's not huge like Kittle's but there is a lot of stuff in it. Great selection of recliners, living room suites, wall decor, tables and chairs. The style is a mix of american - both comtemporary and traditional looking merchandise. There's a bit of an Asian flair here and there too. The color scheme tends towards middle to darker hues. Rich tones are the mainstay here. There was an middle aged man working there. He did come up from the back of the store to greet me and see if I needed anything. I like it when someone gets off their butts to greet customers, instead of just calling across the room. So anyways. I spent maybe 15 minutes looking around at all the things I can't afford. But if I could, I'd be swipeing some plastic in this place for sure. PS They have an interior designer on staff to help you out.

Great store in Shawnee. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff!!…read more Will be back for sure

A fun place to explore any time of the year for unique items. I was able to find some fun vintage…read moreitems to keep and gift this past Christmas.

Interesting little shop in a rundown strip mall. We got a flyer for it, touting candy and…read moret-shirts, so I stopped in. Tucked away in the corner near the Sav-A-Lot, it is a nice, standard strip mall space. One side is candy, the other t-shirts. The candy selection is decent, and there's also pop, ice cream, etc. The shirts are very sharp, and they can make one in whatever style you want, along with mugs, banners, etc.