For those of us that really enjoy off the beaten path discoveries, this is a gem! We sorta just…read moredrove past it, loved the home and discovered it was actually a business! Really a lovely home if you love older homes like we do (we live in a family home built it 1920) . Awesome selection of antiques! Gaynell was very kind and knowledgeable!

Wonderful finds amazing owner Frequent this store as often…read moreas I can! Always find several things I want!

The shop herbalist know soo much! Theyre willing to talk concepts and even helped me brew my ice…read moretea less bitter. Parking is easy

Great place to get herbs, teas, incense and crystals, etc as you embark on your spiritual journey…read more Would highly recommend them. Very friendly staff and very knowledgeable.

We found this place by accident when we were traveling through the area and decided to stop at the…read morebusiness next door. We walked around and checked out the different areas. It's a unique concept where people/vendors are actually given small sections of the store where they can display their wares. There was everything from garage sale items to 3D printed stuff to brand new toys still in the box. There were clothes and furniture, really anything you can think of. Where we live there are a few consignment/thrift stores who utilize this same concept and I think it's a great way to help small businesses start out and/or to help people in the community get their products out there. We only stayed about 5 minutes or so because we were already behind, but if you love to shop or you're looking for a unique item or gift to buy in person, this spot should definitely be on your list.

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I have bought several pieces from this gallery. I am always looking in the window for my next…read morepurchase. Not only that, but I also love the people and the place, which is the best art gallery in Wilson. Russell Wilson NC.

The sweet little town of Wilson has several nice Art Galleries, but this one is my FAVORITE. We…read morewere so blessed to be able to meet one of the artists that display their works in house and enjoyed learning about the gallery and the artists there. Each artist has his or her work on display, some framed, some not. You can actually see a work or two in progress as well!! Each style is different and varied, so it takes a few minutes to view each one. There are classes held here and I am sure they would be a lot of fun. I purchased a beautiful water color and can not wait to get it framed and hung on my wall! Located on the corner of Barnes and Tarborro....a must see if you are in the area. It is within walking distance of the park, so park near there and dont miss this special gallery.

When I need new (to me), affordable shelves to custom paint for my home office? The Rummage…read moreWarehouse. When I need furniture and home decor to help an acquaintance who is starting over? The Rummage Warehouse. When I need office furnishings to stage a rental space? The Rummage Warehouse. Huge selection, great prices (everything is negotiable, and new inventory weekly. What more could you ask for?

I had the BEST time rummaging around this warehouse! So many things to see! The staff Ms Doris and…read moreMs Joyce were so nice and helpful and at checkout I was very pleased with the negotiation! Definitely going back and taking friends!!

This antique shop is curated and on the private homestead of Mr. Raeford. incredible collection of…read moreglassware, tobacco memorabilia, and old toys. He has tons of stuff to look at that I would recommend taking a whole afternoon to see it through. Very reasonable prices!

Nice place and there are a few good finds. Better dig through this place soon, lots of stuff is…read moregoing bad due to time and humidity in all his buildings. The really cool items to me is all the old cigarettes and cigars, there are literally thousands here along with lighters, etc. He has just about everything, many items from the 8o's, but just as much from whenever. It's worth the drive, when you see his sign, you must follow the 1/2 mile stone driveway all the way to the back. Mr Raeford's is very entertaining and kind. No prices on anything, he's a bit old fashioned and you need to throw out a number less than you are willing to pay. He has just about everything imaginable. i should have taken more photos of all the different buildings, his place is highly organized even though it appears random.

Great store , unbelievable service and quality products at a reasonable price. You don't have to be…read morea professional painter to get professional help here.

Good parking, good service, wonderful big selection. Nice people! A very popular place!…read moreHighly recommend!

T.L.D.R: The store isn't the same, the atmosphere is tainted, and I'd recommend donating to other…read morelocations like Goodwill and Salvation Army, as that is what InJoy is turning into. As a semi-avid goer of this location and a volunteer at this location before today, I really loved InJoy and the Greenville location as well. But this place has changed drastically since I started going there over a year ago and started volunteering there almost a year ago. The original manager I knew is gone; the entire store's been rearranged and remodeled; the 50% volunteer discount went down to 20%; and I didn't even get it half the time after the change. You can't buy in bulk anymore while volunteering (a box with a set price instead of each item individually priced), and it just doesn't feel the same anymore. It ended today when I was told by the new manager that I've had my volunteering privileges revoked. She tried to hide why and kept avoiding when I asked why until I started getting into specifics. I asked if it was because I had tried to buy a camera bag at one price rather than opening it and individually pricing everything in it (which I had done because I had forgotten about the new rule and it was like 6:10 pm and everyone wanted to leave, which was quickly remedied by me going into the back, taking both cameras out, and a lens box for one of the cameras, getting him to price the cameras, and paying for them, by which I didn't get the discount then either), and she said things were "missing from the bag," which is quite odd considering I was the only one who'd looked at it aside the donation receiver as I grabbed the camera bag from a donation bin used for incoming donations that was under multiple other crates. Furthermore, I had left that bag on the overflow shelving before I left next to (or close to) a broken point-and-shoot Samsung camera I had tested previously (and ruined one roll of film and ended up screwing the other one up with humidity by leaving it in my pocket while testing), and said bag was gone today when I went, having only a camera flash and booklets left in it when I had last seen it. It is my humble opinion, and that too of my parents, that someone stole from the location and blamed it on me. It is disappointing that a store built on Christian values would have such a situation occur, and it's disappointing what this place has become.