This is a great 100% fair trade store (not for profit). It is run by volunteers. It offers food,…read moreclothing, and jewelry from all parts of the world. The people working here are great and will help you find everything. Great stop after you're done fishing. Also can pick up some music Maps of the world and drums from Ghana.

Wonderful store! The volunteers who work here are very helpful and friendly, and the items are…read morebeautiful gifts you will not find anywhere else. We especially enjoyed the hand-made hats and the quilling arts, but you could easily spend an hour in here and still be discovering new items. Also all of the proceeds from your purchases go to a good cause.

There is something for everyone. Check out their FB page in order to find what bin day it is. I…read moreprefer $2 day, I bought a ton of stuff and that's leftover from things that didn't sell at higher prices. I think it was $15 one day I stopped by. They have one side with about 50% off the price, and the other side changes. If you love a deal, go. The family that owns it is a bonus, I like chatting with them when I go in. They have a great attitude. I've gone three times so far, my sister and daughter go every week.

While in Billings to visit friends, we went shopping at 2nd Chance. Half of what I bought turned…read moreout to be broken or missing a great many parts, despite spending time to look through the packages before purchase. Wasted $65 and won't be back.

What a cute store!! They have a lot of different things for gifts and necessities. We stopped in…read morefor a gift for a friend and had a hard time choosing because there were so many cute things. Prices are a little higher as you can expect because it's a boutique but everything seems very well made. Plus they'll wrap your gifts for you!

Long story short, my puppy ate the baby's car seat when my family and I were on vacation at…read moreYellowstone. Since we drove to Montana from Los Angeles, and still needed to drive back to LA, we needed a new car seat ASAP. Drove over the Beartooth Mountains into Billings and found this gem of a store. The girls who were working there were so nice. The manager, Brittany, was the best and very knowledgeable. They only had 1 convertible car seat (the Nuna Rava) but they had it available in all 3 color options. I bought it in Frost. [Note: I called Bed Bath and Beyond and they didn't have a single convertible car seat available in store! Target had a terrible selection.] I could have looked around the store for hours and bought half their stock for infant boys, but I exercised self restraint and focused on the task at hand. I will for sure end up buying stuff off their website because they carry the cutest, high quality merchandise! I really wish there was a store like this in LA.

I have used two Red Oxx bags every other day, alternating. I have two other Red Oxx bags I use for…read moretravel. This is my go-to brand. I mentioned earlier it is Cordura nylon, not ballistic nylon, for most of the pieces. That has not been a problem. The Air Boss has logged a hundred flights and been in use for more than a decade. It shows minor scuffing. Repairs are done cheerfully, at reasonable cost. Really this is a company I am pleased to patronize. I have zero complaints. I wish they made their rail stuff in a smaller size. But I'm a repeat customer. I've bought multiple bags as gifts too.

Top notch American company that produces products that not only withstand heavy travel demand but…read morewho also offer a lifetime guarantee. I've been using their Air Boss going on nine years and to this day, it still looks and functions like new. I also bought two compression straps last year and this makes the Air Boss even sleeker and slimmer when packed with a suit or two for business trips. I also have their Sunchaser for quick two to three day trips by car or plane and this is my go to bag for going as light as possible. Add in a few of their well designed packing cubes and Lil Roy personal gadget bag and their zipper dopp kit and I'm good to go anywhere at anytime! Have never had any problems at all with any of their gear and can totally recommend Red Oxx without any reservation at all.

Beads. Beads. Beads. To infinity, I think. At least as far as the eye can see in a building,…read moreanyway. Big beads, "sorta" big beads, medium beads, medium-small beads, little beads, tiny beads, and even tinier beads barely visible to the eye. Glass beads and crystals. Here, you can buy the rainbow. Or just one color in the spectrum. Heck, you don't even need to buy a bead, you can buy stones, instead. And those, too, come in multiple sizes and colors. Some with patterns, some not. All of this leads to the inevitable -- what to do with the stash you see and buy. Make jewelry of course, or add some decoration to a favorite item. Anything you want. If making jewelry is your passion, or a wannabe passion, come here. They have all the supplies you need -- metal wire of every kind, chains in multiple sizes and styles, string, even large metal pieces to decorate or string. On the wall are some ready-made items for sale if you want to pretend a) you know the artist personally and bought it directly or b) that you made it yourself. Buy the Bead also offers classes and if you're looking for guidance or help in gathering things for your vision -- ask. It's clear they love what they do here.

I will score higher because there is a wonderful older woman who works there that is more than…read morehelpful, who doesn't hover while I'm trying to pick out colors even though hasn't the foggiest idea how to bead a jacket and nice to talk to. Wish I remembered her name. Now I get a 50/50 chance of running into the clueless one or running into the knowledgeable one. Put the jacket way for the season so won't be back for awhile. And probably won't be requesting a gift card for them either for Christmas.

I'm an antique store junky. Whenever I visit new towns I have to see what they have. This store was…read moreAMAZING. It had a great lay out and many of the booth owners clearly take pride in their displays and merchandise. The big bird cage in the center was an fun treat. I would suggest they add some Diet Coke to their coffee shop located in the mall. If you only get to one antique store in Billings make sure you pop into this one. But you will find a couple of fun ones in town......

This place is amazing! It's so cool and fun and you can find nearly anything vintage you're looking…read morefor! Fishing poles, home decor, clothing, cool stickers! They have a coffee shop, too! Everything is so clean and organized! It reminds of Granny's Attic, which I loved! There's so much to look at, you could be there for hours. If you like cool vintage things, go!

Great shop with a remarkable selection of gift items. Got most of my Christmas gifts there because…read morethey were unique, well made and for the most part, reasonably priced.

Fantastic gift shop that has both Billings/Montana specific souvenirs and general gifts. We had a…read morelot of fun reading all of the different sayings on all the stickers, cards, towels, socks, etc. If we were local I would continue to come for all my gift needs.

Very helpful and nice!! great food!! Great place!! You will love it!!! Clean, bright, and Great…read morefood!!!

My grandson is a rock hound and wanted "rocks" for his birthday. I thought we could go here and…read morepossibly get something that could be cut that he could keep forever in his collection. Everything indicated the hours they were open so we drove in from Shepherd and the place was closed up. Apparently out of business but no bother to update information. Both of us were disappointed including me for planning this and wasting a half day driving in and home again.