It fun find thing have seen year and want my namebrand clothes that I can afford it's a place that…read moreyou treated good at the people are friendly who worked there and you get to help out good cause for them to learn new trades

In comparison to the other thrift shops near Deseret Industries, I would say this one rotates…read morethrough the most stuff. I feel like DI gets a bulk of the donations and so the items can vary pretty much day by day. Their pricing is awful. They have employees in the back who decide the pricing. There is no consistency and sometimes things are extremely overpriced. The employees are always very nice though. The thrift shop feels clean and they just redid their flooring. If you are looking for household items or decorative items, this is your thrift store. If you are looking for clothing, I would hit up the goodwill or savers.

Great Charity Haunted House. I would guess it is a 20 mins walk around the house, threw a huge maze…read moreand many popular horror movie scenes. They have done a great job making it scary but really cool rooms. Also has a kid area with face painting and bean bag toss. When I was there they had a balloon lady and a fire juggling clown. Really amazing and well worth the $10 charge.

From the owner: Charity event open on October 25, 26, 30, 31! Group packages…read moreon sale! Come give back to local schools!

This thrift store is OK. But just ok, they have closed the changing rooms, so I dont bother to…read morelook at clothes anymore. The prices tend to be higher than the Deseret Industries that is right next door. However, I usually stop by in case someone donated something interesting here. I do miss the glass cases, and feel it's pretty lame that anything "nice" is now sold online. It's almost as if they have forgotten about their customers and are in it just for the money. The employee Abbey is very nice. She is always pleasant to have ring me up.

Great place shop ,I was able to deocr my apts on budget and found cute stuff cottogecore, coconut…read moregirl and indie aesthetic