My partner and I love secondhand shopping. We stopped in Yellow Ladybug during a weekend trip to…read moreSilverton from Seattle. Super friendly owner and a great selection of MCM/vintage stuff at fairly reasonable prices. We picked up some wooden cattail wall decor, a brass figurine, and a fireplace set. This is by far the best vintage in the area!

As a regular vintage and antique shopper, and experienced thrifter, this shop is an absolute…read moretreasure in Silverton! There are all sorts of fabulously fun and creative items to add to my already unique home. They've curated so many goodies to have all in one place. The darling cards and ephemera, the one-of-a kind carousel horse (it will surely have a new home by the time this posts), jackets and scarves (my go-to's), so many pieces of pretty colored glass, and let's just say--my vinyl collection grows every time I visit! I am also super excited to try out the upcoming hands-on classes to learn more about how to use vintage items in DIY ways around the house. This is now a regular stop for me in town to see what's new!

A wonderful place for antiques, and furniture. It's a place with several vendors each with a…read moresection of their own. The shop is clean and items are well presented. I go there to shop or just browse. There are new items with every visit.

Lots to look at and reasonable prices. Very friendly owner and I seem to find something every time…read morewe stop in. All kinds of enjoyable things for all hobbies and ages. Parking lot outside and restrooms inside.

Great place stuffed to the gills with treasures :) there's a lot to take in and its on 2 floors…read more Super friendly and helpful staff

Love this shop. And enjoy their posts on Instagram! I' m close enough to visit in person or shop…read moretheir posts online!

What a gem! Truly a wonderful experience perusing the shop. Don't miss the upstairs! The furniture,…read morehome decor and plants on the second floor are just beautiful. Everything thoughtfully curated and styled. Vintage couches, tables and chairs. Pendleton pillows - gorgeous muted shades at great prices - on shelves as you enter the second floor and on some of the couches. In the far back is the plant room. So much fun! Succulents in little pots, ferns and other foliage plus planters and vessels, some traditional, some very current and quirky. On the back wall colorful scarves hang next to a wicker shelve unit containing botanical prints and frames. The first floor was filled with lots of vintage finds. For a collector, this would be your happy place! Old metal doll houses, baby's clothing, potato chip tins, milk cartons, dolls, signs, dial phones, vintage hats, and so much more! While the store has a myriad of items, everything is in good condo and displayed beautifully. This is. It one of those antique stores where it looks like a garage sale. Care and thought has been put into everything from how they isource and secure items, to how they group them creating collections for visual interest and ease of finding like things. Loved everything about this shop! Including the signature daisies in the flower boxes out front!

I think this is one of the newer antique shops in the adorable antique haven of Aurora. It was…read morecertainly unique and I thoroughly enjoyed my visit! There are some vintage items and antiques - but there's also a lot of unique art, fun bucolic yard items, a room full of denim, and a huge area full of antique books! It's a large, farmhouse style building but it's all on one floor. The shop was clean and well organized with a good flow and very relaxing colors - easy to meander. I had a nice chat with the owner (I think she was the owner) - and they were even giving away hand lotions on my visit. Parking is all street parking but ample. This shop sits just outside the Main Street strip of antique stores but on the corner so it's very walkable from the main area and well worth a stop.

Cute shop and decent selection of items, but most definitely the least welcoming that I visited…read morewhile in Aurora. I walked in, smiled, & greeted the lady working and she just looked at me strange and went back to chatting with her friend. It was not a comfortable experience. I was, again, not acknowledged when I left. I love the town but wouldn't return to this particular shop.

Stopped after lunch, got pulled in by the display outside. Was greeted right away & left to…read morediscover all the treasures! The place is large, and the selection of goods is vast!! Pricing seemed totally reasonable to me!! I'd stop in here again for sure!!!

I have been to the red bench in silverton, oregon quite a few times. Those times prior to march…read more30th, 2026, were pleasant experiences for me. After today, march 30th, 2026 , i left sickend by the way i was treated by an older woman in a red t-shirt. I have never been so insulted or felt utterly horrified that someone profiled me as a shoplifter. I was there with a dear friend of mine that was shocked at the way this woman snatched an item out of my hands and gave no warning. She stumbled over her words saying she would put it up front for me for safe keeping so i could shop some more. Then she followed me and my friend around the store. There were lots of customers in the shop at the same time we were there. As i stated i was insulted and hurt that someone would impune my character by profiling me and treating me like a common thief.

What a fun shop! There's definitely something for everyone! We had fun reminiscing over items we'd…read morelong forgotten we'd seen in our youth. I got a STEAL of a deal on a gorgeous mercury glass Christmas tree. They also had new items and I picked up a pack of beautiful non-paper towels. This shop was a lovely start to our girls' weekend in the Willamette Valley.

What a fun place! It's massive, so plan your time accordingly. The staff was friendly and helpful…read more Each booth is in charge of setting their own prices and I found that most booths are priced pretty fair. If you love corningware and pyrex like I do this place is awesome. They did have some beautiful pieces of furniture. I can't wait to go back.

This thrift store is smaller than most but with a little bit more imagination and organization this…read morecould be a much better shopping experience. When shopping in the men's section, which isn't very large, I found multiple opportunities to improve thrifting for the customer. Parking was easy. 1. Remove all the empty hangers. 2. Sort by size and type of shirt. 3. I would charge one price for all the T-shirts and skip staple prices on them . 4. Encourage staff to button the top button on dress shirts to reduce the number of shirts ending up on the floor. If you know your brands and prices, you can do quite well here with a little bit of digging. As long as it continues to look kind of junky, it will keep the prices lower, so I guess that's not necessarily a bad thing, right!?

This store sure doesn't look like much, either from the exterior or interior, but after living in…read morethe area about a year, and numerous visits, I have to say it is one of my favorite McMinville thrift shops. This is a smaller store and organizing is clumsy, but I have found some great stuff. Mac is tops for vintage dishes, decor, books...really anything your grandparents would have, or what you would expect to find at an estate sale, and that remains true for St. Vinny's. Some of my favorite finds: a vintage wool Pendleton button up, malachite dish, framed embroidery, like-new coffee maker, and various rain jackets and muck boots sourced for guests unprepared for pnw weather. I also almost always can find a variety of mason jars here. DVDs are $1 (as compared to Goodwill's $2.99), and they have a very large selection, books too, especially considering their demure size. Prices are stapled to clothing. I don't like it, but I have nabbed several nicer shirts and sweaters for my husband around $5 each, and he sure doesn't care about a staple hole if one occurs. I think clothes can be surprisingly good here, if only because the selection appears so lame and people discount the possibility of finding anything good. There is a bit of furniture, a lot of small kitchen appliances, a great little craft section, even a place for pet supplies. Again, I think it just looks like you won't find anything, so treasures are hidden here because no one hunts for 'em! As a bonus, prices are some of the lowest of our area thrift stores and definitely less than Goodwill.