It's organized chaos in the best way. Every booth is its own little universe. One second you're…read morestaring at 1950s lunchboxes, next you're face-to-face with a Victorian doll that is definitely judging you. The aisles twist and turn so you have to get lost. That's the point. A happy place with a happy story. I was on the hunt for Vaseline glass: Aka uranium glass. That eerie yellow-green glow under a blacklight. I found alot and will treasure what I have.

Antique Mall of America is a very large antique and collectable mall located sort of close to the…read moreLas Vegas airport and maybe ten minutes from Town Square. This Antique Mall smells more than any other Antique Mall that I have ever been in and that is the reason that I gave three stars. It smells like maybe dead grandma's underwear collection. I was amused by all the really weird handbags they sell here. I don't think that they are antiques but they sure are different. They also sell the usual rocks and minerals here. I did spot a few nice pieces of detailed antique furniture here and some interesting oddities. I couldn't find anything that I collect and I couldn't find anything my sister collects here but you might find all the junk here interesting if you can survive how much it stinks in here. I can't return because this place stinks too much. My husband had an upset stomach the next morning. I can't say for sure but I think it was from here. Happy Hunting parking is close . Use a gas mask if you have one.

This is the other location of Armstrong's. We've been to the other store many many times on First…read moreFriday, but we wanted to check this one out too. So, my friend and I went over there, kind of in an obscure location (the parking lot is the entrance- kind of odd). I don't think we would've found it on our own- good thing we got some help by the owner- she walked us through one alley and then we went to another- I know, it sounds bad. It was empty though, the alleys. This one is much smaller, much more organized, and not dusty at all. Items are usable, not junky. Very nice setup. I like that most things were grouped together- so much easier to navigate. I also did not get the feeling that I would break things if I bumped into something, either. BTW The owner told us that prices are negotiable. We saw lots of neat things- red goblets at $2 a piece, what a deal (I don't need anything for my kitchen though). My friend wanted a closer look at some things (glass covered case)- the owner was nice about showing her things. Jewelry was a little higher but since the owner said "prices are negotiable" I urged my friend to ask "What's the best price you can give me for this peridot necklace?" It was marked $70. First, she said, "$50." And my friend replied, "Will you take $45?" So, great deal for a pretty piece- has two chains (I don't usually see that- I'm a bit of a jewelry enthusiast). I was happy for my friend, because she's always searching for jewelry, but nothing really caught her eye at the other places. The owner said that she gets many pieces from the auction house and that it is open to the public. We told the owner we would come there first next time for First Friday, since she closes early (she told us that she doesn't get much traffic compared to the other store on Main)- she was nice enough to walk us there and reopen for us, specifically (the other store owners called her- they are family). And since we know that prices are not set in stone, it's certainly worth coming here, now isn't it?

You know how some antique stores/thrift shops are fun to browse around in and others just feel like…read morethey are rooms filled with a bunch of crap? I hate to say it, but this "Emporium" is leaning towards the latter. In comparison to the other antique stores I visited today, this was the bottom of the barrel. I didn't actually set out to find this one. I was around the corner at The House of Funk and spotted it on my way to the next stop. Since I was there, I decided to take a chance. Most of the stuff was in piles around the place. Everything was dirty. There were a few display cases, but everything was just thrown in them on top of each other so it was almost impossible to see what they even had for sale. As I walked around, the lights suddenly came on. I didn't realize but they had the lights out, which would explain some of the inherent creepiness. The one redeeming quality of Armstrong's Emporium is possibly Armstrong? I don't know who the man was who was in charge of the place, but I assume he was the owner. He was friendly, although he told me that it is difficult to "feel life" out of the blue. I am still trying to figure out what that means or where that came from. I asked him a question about something I was looking for and he gave me a great lead. One star for that. I am just glad that I didn't get dragged down into the basement to meet The Gimp.

Stopped in to check out the cool things this antique store had, lots of things from clothes, toys,…read morefurniture etc Lots of really cool things very pretty Some good prices most things were pretty expensive Can't comment on customer service no one talked to us while we were in there.

Had a great time browsing the many aisles and voluminous items at Antique Alley Mall in the…read morenow-bustling Arts District of Las Vegas. Surrounded by a host of restaurants, bars and unique shops (featuring both second-hand and new products), this place is sprawling. I asked the owner how many items he estimates they have, and he couldn't put a number on it -- if it's not a million, it's certainly hundreds of thousands. They've got things in literally every category imaginable, from toys and clothes and Knick Knacks to musical instruments, artworks, record albums, old magazines, and on and on. Most items are very reasonably priced, and the friendly staff let us know that they were also open to negotiating for anything on the pricier end of the spectrum (like the pristine, 3-day ticket to Woodstock autographed by Jerry Garcia, asking price $2499.00). As I said, we had a blast browsing here, and managed to find a thing or two to bring home. So, next time you're in Vegas and looking to get away from the homogenized chaos of the Strip, spend some time in the Arts District and carve out 30 minutes or more to check out what's on offer at this epic Antique shop.

My son and I decided to go somewhere different to hang out, Boulder City was the choice, such a…read moreneat place. We stopped in at Boulder Vintage. I absolutely love this place. I was thinking my day may be short here, my son is 16 and really not into shopping. To my surprise he took off and was enjoying this place. Showing me the old phones , cameras, etc Childhood memory's for me , sharing stories . It was a great time for us !! My son bought a few mystery bags. . We took it to the car and took turns opening up a bag . We laughed and enjoyed everything , It's the memories we just made and the time we spent together was epic . He said these bags are for a laugh and smile and that's what they did. Glena the owner was absolutely so sweet and kind . Bill who was fun to talk with as well. The inventory was fabulous. This is a great fun place to go I highly recommend a stroll through here . Thank you for a great experience

What's old, is never truly old. It can be repurposed and…read morereused and made new for you . Let's go back into the past . This little piece of a store truly tells a story. Are you trying to start something or make a new story let's begin here. Life is good, and can be made even better with the best adornment in the corner. Why not include something from the past to make your future better. The selection here is great . The store is organized by category and it all looks great. Wow ! You just want everything. If you are looking to buy they label each item with a specific price so that you know how much you're going to spend. The hard part is not the find it's what to buy if that makes sense. Let the new story of your life begin . Give something a new meaning and twist in your corner. Let's continue the story of old in your home and make it your new future.

I absolutely love this place every time i come to Vegas. A must if you are in town! The owner…read moreDebbie is AMAZING and has the best taste in cloths and vintage collectibles.

Such a cool vibe and the best stuff.... I find something every time I go.... You got to go see it…read more.... Cool clothes and awesome nostalgia....

First off, apologies from us (Dee & Ryan)…read more We've been flexing your gear so regularly that we really should've left this review from the get-go. We're huge fans of your collection, your curation, and all the funky creations you put out. This place is genuinely special. Beyond shopping their pieces, we've also had them commission a few custom ones, and it really feels like wearing art. If that's not enough to make you stop by, they also host all kinds of events--from classes to DJ sets. And honestly, they're just cool as hell people. Just go.

Shopping with him! My teenager came out shopping and found…read morethis vintage resale shop . They have traditional and upscale, designer, resale.. They have two floors they have them. Everything is organized. Everything is categorized reasonably priced. It's clean. It smells fresh. They have summer hours, and it is very casual environment, but you can everyone can find something. . The team allows you to have space to look around.

Let's enjoy a state of solitude! Who remembers sitting in…read moretheir room, the black light colored ball in the back drop and that record playing . Let the record spin and let's take it back old school. This is the newest generation of the record store here in Boulder City . The record store used to be the essential place to go to when we were young. We all needed that new record, or cd. Do you remember 8 tracks? Do you remember cassettes? Come on over man, and remember the past . Pick up a copy of that vinyl you no longer have. Trade in your old records for something new . Do you like live music? Here at the record store they have this. Are you a musician, they have "open mic night!" Come and be the rocking star that you want to be . It's a local gig, but you must start somewhere . They are especially looking for singers . Be the next rockstar! Are you looking for a piece of vintage clothing they have a small space that is truly unique. They have gently used clothing for purchase that retro and modern. Are you interested in unique style that's truly you come and see what's available. They offer many styles and sizing for you. This area is a local market from the Antique Mall in Las Vegas called the Thrifted Owl . They sponsor local small businesses market merchandise just for you . At every angle is something unique, it might or might not be for sale . The owner of the record shop is a rocking human. Whatever genre of music that you are interested in they will carry it. They have an excellent selection of all kinds of weird . Who cares what sort of weird you are . You will fit in here . It's a great place for those that appreciate art and creativity genius . Come and see today .

Just walk in and your back 40 years when music was playing from flat vinyl platters and you can…read morefeel the joy. A fun and affordable source of Records, memories and new music that may be 70+ years old. From free to $100's for rare pressings and equipment you have to hear and see to believe. Bring your family and show the young folk what our youth was like. I started to get back into vintage Media just since July of 25. I'm so much more relaxed, sleep better and can't wait to buy another record! CSRecordZ is one of the Best Record shops in the Vegas area!

I have been waiting for this Las Vegas landmark to open for a few years now. And it was worth the…read morewait! This shop is worthy of museum status and the staff is ridiculously knowledgeable. I loved hearing about the antique massage cupping glasses! The store is set up like a department store; there's a kitchen section, office section, clothing, perfumerie, toys, etc... Even the bathroom is a sight to be seen. This is truly an antiques store. A REAL antiques store. Right down to being rung up on an antique cash register. You won't find any cheap plastic impulse purchase items here; everything is authentic and honestly I don;t know where else anyone would find some of these historical items! Everything is very clean and very organized. When you come, plan to spend at least an hour looking at every nook and cranny. You eye will wander and you will get so excited by what you see. I came on a Thursday and was lucky to get the owner to myself who showed me around, but soon another customer came. The word is out! Do yourself a favor and stop by this store. It's a treat that this place exists in Las Vegas and you just may need to redecorate your house!!!!