I stopped by because the area looked so charming, and I'm really glad I did. I discovered a…read morebeautiful church, a peaceful garden to stroll through, and a wonderful thrift store. Everything is well maintained, and the atmosphere is so calm that I found myself wishing I had packed a sandwich just to sit and enjoy the peaceful surroundings a little longer. The people working in the thrift store were incredibly kind and welcoming. Although I didn't end up buying anything this visit, they had so many cute items, and the prices were very reasonable. I've been to thrift stores where it's actually cheaper to buy something new, but that definitely wasn't the case here. If you're in the area, I highly recommend stopping by. You'll be supporting a wonderful cause while enjoying a welcoming, peaceful place that's well worth a visit.

First time visiting this thrift store and we weren't that impressed. Half the stuff in the…read morefurniture store is not priced. The clothes are $10 each. $10?? Seemed rather pricey for donated clothes that weren't anything special to begin with. The girl behind the counter wasn't friendly at all. Weird people working there. Parking is, well, anywhere you want I guess. Still have to find the thrift store among the creepy and desolate adjacent buildings.

Being new to the area and moving here with way too many household items, I was searching for a…read moreplace to donate my nice things which were hard to part with but knew this was what I had to do. "The Giving Store" appeared on my search. When I read the description of this wonderful organization, I could not have been more pleased to let go and donate here. The staff members are kind, caring and enthusiastic about the good they are doing. Donation drop-off was a breeze.

Everything. It's an upscale donation store. It has several…read morereally nice things and the employees are fantastic

A MUST DO and MUST SEE when you are in the area! What first piqued my interest to check this place…read moreout was the sign was out in front of the mission looking like chapel. You can see it after you pass by Lake Mead on 93. It was advertising for a gift store and resale shop and open to the public located on the grounds. So if you are coming here for the gift/thrift/resale shop: Limited Hours - Mon - Sun 10am-4pm Go thru the gates, use the parking area in front of chapel, walk toward chapel and follow the pathway to the right of the chapel. It will lead you to the Spanish structure clearly marked "Gift Shop" It's a nice size shop, clean, none of that musty odor, organized pretty well, the merchandise was either gently used or in new or newer condition. The young man running the shop said that some of the casinos donate the unclaimed items from lost & found Everything is priced to sell. Dirt cheap if you ask me. My finds this visit, puka shells, Hawaiian jewelry $1&2. Bought a wallet for $2! Looks brand new. Crazy...Found a gold plated silver dollar in it!!! On my visit I also saw some pretty evening dresses, trendy clothes for teens, lots of shoes for men and women. All kinds of nick knacks. Vintage stuff. Office supplies, toys, kitchen appliances, dinnerware. Like all thrift shop places it could either be a hit or a miss depending on what you are looking for. Proceeds from gift shop goes to the kids . So yes this is a MUST DO! MUST SEE! - NOT ONLY is there a shop, there is a small classic car museum and part of the grounds is open to the public as well. It's nestled in the rolling hills, there's also a pathway up the hill with the Stations of the Cross leading up to a memorial. with a few benches. To top off the serene setting, the view of Boulder City and Lake Mead from here. Pretty cool! What I learned also from talking with young man running the gift shop was that St. Jude's Ranch for Children is the safe haven and home to abused kids, pregnant and parenting teens, and transitional home for young adults. They nurture and teach the kids life and job skills. He proudly told us that they have a 100% high school graduation rate. Simply amazing! St Jude's Ranch for Children is not affiliated at all with Danny Thomas's St. Judes's non profit org. In 1967 Father Jack Adam's founded this place https://stjudesranch.org/about-us/history/ and for 47 years now it's been home to many kids. When we were milling about the place, kids were just getting off the school bus and you could tell they were happy and felt safe and welcomed here. The public is welcome and there are plenty of volunteer opportunities https://stjudesranch.org/get-involved/volunteer-opportunities/ There's so much more to this special place. Next visit will be to see the classic car museum and the chapel. Another update soon to come!

2016 Yelp 100 Review Challenge 83/100…read more Waited a while to write a review because this place is near and dear to me. I'm not religious or Catholic (they do have a Catholic church) but earlier this year I started going here every weekend with my family. It's become a weekend tradition. The church is beautiful. It's small but it has a welcoming vibe and strong spiritual presence. Prayers I've prayed here, have been answered. Miracles beyond my understanding. At the entrance of the church, there's a prayer request book. I love that. I'll also look at other people's prayers (not to be nosy) but to pray for them as well. You never know what people are going through. This tops my list of favorite places. It's also a non-profit that shelters and transforms the lives of abused or at risk children. They also collect old cell phones to restore and give the teens to use. Love that. THRIFT SHOP: They used to have a car museum which felt like it was haunted (lol) but now that space holds the thrift shop. Sorry, car museum is no longer available. Service is always friendly here. When you donate here (monetary and things you no longer want) the profits go to supporting the children. Once in a while, I'll see weddings here. It's a beautiful place. I think it was also featured in the movie Fools Rush In.

One of my favorite resale spots in Henderson…read more Within a 5-mile radius there is Castaways, Goodwill, Savers, and a Salvation Army store, so there are MANY options to shop second hand and this is in my top 2. Sometimes the sections are a little sparse, and I have a theory that people tend to donate to Goodwill or Savers over this store. I think people may not know this hidden gem exists, as it is in a shopping center rather than a stand-alone store with big name recognition. The prices are phenomenal, especially the books. I can load up on a ton of books for our Little Free Library and not spend too much. I recently visited and I'm not a fan of how the clothing has been re-arranged. They used to have men's, women's, and children's and now the kids clothing is divvied up into the men's and women's section. If you're a thrifter looking for a good deal, give this store a chance.

This is easily my favorite thrift store in Henderson--and honestly, most of the Vegas area. While…read morethe men's clothing section is a bit limited, I always score amazing finds for home decor and household items. They're connected to a church as well, which is great if you're interested in exploring religion, though to each their own! Definitely stop here first and support local--skip Goodwill!

Went here to browse. It's impressive and a lot to look at. The owner said the rooms (within the…read morestore) are themed. Genre collections is a good way to describe how items are grouped. IMO it's definitely worth a visit.

My husband and I have come here a few times. This time, I found quite a few books right when I got…read morein. I started to walk around the corner by the cashier to the rest of the store (with my books in hand) and the lady asked me to put them on the counter. I explained I wasn't done shopping and wanted to look more and also show my husband my books. She said "well I'd really like it if you put the books on the counter, I'll keep them safe." It was really uncomfortable. She did not say this to anyone else. Everyone else was carrying their items. I don't understand why she had to call me out, make me hand my items to her when I wasn't finished looking around. I ended up leaving without buying anything, because of how uncomfortable I was.

My personal new antique mall favorite. With Vegas, and especially Boulder City, offering so many…read moreantique malls, it's a tough competition. But this midwestern-owned business stole my heart. With many well-organized booths, plenty of furniture, and heaps of decor, Goat Feathers has tons to offer. Spend hours getting lost in your search for your next best find. Great spot!

On my recent trip to the antique shops of Boulder this store was the biggest with the most stuff. I…read morenoticed good quality things. A wide variety of things at mostly fair prices. It almost seemed more like an east coast type of antique shop. I saw a lot that I haven't seen in a couple decades. The only downside is that this place is a very old building and has many trip hazards so be careful where you walk. Also when planing a trip to Boulder City keep in mind that the majority of businesses here open later than posted hours. Parking was close and easy.

My family and I were in Boulder City for the afternoon and randomly just decided to walk in and…read morecheck this store out I'm glad we did. It was a little more expensive than I expected though. The woman inside was very friendly, definitely working hard to sell a pair of sandals, but I wouldn't say she was pushy at all. We did end up getting a pair of sandals for my wife and she is pretty happy with them. It is a little strange though that there are signs all over that say "no pictures". It's just clothes and shoes, so the no pictures thing makes me wonder about some of the things mentioned in the myriad of bad reviews. But I have nothing bad to say. Had a great experience

Warning: Scam Company - Counterfeit & Defective Products!…read more I ordered two college sweatshirts from LadyBoutiqueBD in September 2025, and what I received was nothing like what was advertised. The sweatshirts were defective, counterfeit, and extremely poor quality -- the seams were coming apart, the fabric was cheap and discolored, and there were no tags or branding of any kind. When I contacted the company, they refused to take responsibility and kept offering small partial refunds (10%, 20%, 30%, 40%) instead of fixing the problem. To get a "full refund," they demanded I ship the items back to China at my own expense -- something they never disclosed before purchase. Shipping there would cost more than the original order and there's no way to track or prove delivery. Their return policy is vague, misleading, and intentionally deceptive. It doesn't mention returns must go to China, nor does it explain who decides if an item is defective. The language they use ("partially responsible") is deliberately unclear to avoid refunding customers. I later confirmed with representatives from Auburn University and the University of Mississippi that this company is not authorized to produce or sell apparel with their logos. That means they are selling unauthorized and counterfeit merchandise. Despite clear evidence -- photos, emails, and confirmation from trademark owners -- the company refused to cooperate or follow its own policy that states disputes would be handled through PayPal. I had no choice but to file a chargeback with my credit card company to recover my money. Do NOT buy anything from LadyBoutiqueBD. They are dishonest, deceptive, and operate outside U.S. consumer protection laws. The clothing is garbage, and the company is a complete scam.

Came in to escape the Vegas heat since I was in the neighborhood. Entered and no one acknowledged…read moreme, a blonde with glasses move from the screen to see who came in but no welcome or thanks for coming in. Someone who is here for work from the bay area, you would expect that kind of place but a "upscale 2nd hand store" like this. Nah a hard pass I will stick with Buffalo Exchange & Platos

Fun, what else can I say 50% off racks gatta love. Decent high end purses. This is located in arts…read moredistrict. Service is good the dressing room guy with piercings and neck tattoos was super helpful. Lol never been to a store where they Take ID to touch LV bags

This place is HUGE! Plenty of parking available as well. We stopped by here on our way out of town…read morejust for fun and because we actually needed a few things. My youngest daughter got a pair of hiking shoes, and both girls got a new pair of sunglasses. We browsed through the many clothing racks, but nothing struck our fancy. Lots of housewares items as well. My oldest found a couple of really cool pieces of jewelry also! The staff is very helpful and friendly!

This location feels very new, clean and well ventilated. It's also ultra neat with their displays…read moreand the order of the clothing racks. Lots of parking. I also felt there was a level of better quality and amount of local stock. One can also sign up for a points card. There is also a 55+ senior discount one needs to ask for.

All clothing is sorted by color, not by size. I started to look at the jeans, which was also with…read morethe shorts too, but then, it was a bit overwhelming, so I lost interest. I looked at the short sleeved tops, the sleeveless tanks, and the long sleeved tops. Not anything in my size. Lasted ten minutes. Hubby saw a kids Jets jersey, tried it on, but it looked a little short. Stringbean looked at the toys, but didn't see anything.

Closed for drop off. Okay. My car is loaded up for donation and it took an hour. But fine. The…read moreworker told me there is a Goodwill nearby. But I know that the Salvation Army doesn't make a profit like Goodwill does. So I'm willing to make the drive to the next nearest Salvation Army. Asked the worker where the next nearest Salvation Army drop off is. She goes to ask her manager. Her relay from the manager is: "Just google it." Great. No effort when I'm trying to do a decent thing and donate. Phone is near dead because I was using it for internet radio while packing up the donations from an empty house without power. But fine. I'll google it. Takes me to East Lake Mead. Which is a Salvation Army shelter... not a drop off center. Super unhelpful. Thanks.