as someone who has thrifted at every thrift store in NWA I can confidently say this is my FAVORITE…read morethrift store. the employees are genuinely friendly. my favorite clothes i've thrifted have come from here. they always have their vintage boombox playing music from the radio. the best part is they help out people experiencing domestic violence, i highly recommend checking them out. also better prices than goodwill ;)

This thrift store has something for everyone from clothing, books, videos, music, glassware,…read morecollectibles, housewares, furniture, suits, etc Some of the best prices in town and sales support Arkansas oldest domestic violence shelter "Peace at Home Family Shelter" Shop and donate to help in their mission to END domestic violence.

This is a great venue that is very comfortable and a great place to watch a show or a musical are…read morehere live music or plays. It has been open about 30 years now and it's expanded with external facilities, giving it a significant breath of opportunity for live audience Shows of many kinds, including music, theater, art, etc. We enjoy it and I've been here several times.

Each year the Walton Arts Center has more offerings than the year before. I've sat in several…read moredifferent locations and the view and sound is great - we were in the next-to-last row and we were not disappointed. Even with the ongoing changes on Dickson Street, parking was easy. And Keb' Mo'? What a great show! I've loved his music for years and he played and sang so many great songs!

One of the most interesting stores in NWA. Perfectly curated mix of antiques, original art,…read moreinteresting and useful kitchen items, and unexpected finds like block printed bathrobes and a collection of brand new cookbooks. It's all served up in a charming old historic house that invites you to wander until you find something you can't live without. Add in a welcoming shop owner and a display case full of chocolates and you pretty much have the perfect shopping experience.

The Rock House 205 is more than just a shop- it's an experiential trip through interesting art,…read moreclassic furnishings, unique tabletop and kitchen wares, local foodstuffs, and did I mention the Sweet Shop truffles??? Kim, the shopkeeper, is a wealth of information and the house (circa 1916) an experience in itself. Plan to stop in when you have some time to leisurely peruse as each room has its own delightful merchandise and surprises.

I'm a total newbie. I was excited with my hand-me-down guitar. It's probably not worth much but it…read moremight be fun for to learn on! Seemed in ok shape but it had some dirt and tiny little pebbles(?) IN it - hard to get out with strings on. And I'd been told it had the wrong kind of strings. Sooooo, I took it in to get new strings and of course asked them to clean it out while they had the strings off. Just 2 things to do - restringing and cleaning. Came back to pick it up - still had clunky dirt in it!! How disrespect to the instrument!! How could one miss that? You can't shift it without hearing chunks fall! Like those rain sticks!! Asked to have it cleaned out. I'm thinking easy peasy for them! Nope! Wouldn't do it. And no apology, for not doing it to begin with! Nope, I was informed it wasn't their problem. Just pay! I got the distinct feeling I was beneath them and not at their level. Which has always seemed odd to me - right, I'm new... so why be rude? I might buy a better instrument. But,'@, they certainly don't have to worry about me doing that!! Maybe I will buy a new one someday - but not HERE!! Nope! So sad! I HaD been thinking they might be a good resource. But if they have zero respect for the instruments that come in - even the lowly beginner guitars, or for their customer, I can't support them! Now how the heck am I going to get all these little pieces of dirt out of my guitar?!?! It's like those little mariachi balls!! I shake it but getting then into the center is not easy!! Wait!! That's it! Maybe it's a perk - I can use it instead of a shaker ball as I play! LOL!!

Great place to hear live music!! Big stage with lots of tables or you can stand in the back…read more There's also a row of chairs & a balcony that reminds you this building was a movie theater. Bartenders were friendly. Great assortment of beers (I don't drink a lot of beer) but they had several local beers on tap & alcohol. I was very impressed with the size of the stage, back screen & the overall sound! Great place!!

Warehouse 479 is the upscale and trendy boutique that is the higher end of what you'll find in the…read morethrift store. It has separate hours and is accessed inside the Samaritan Store. It's a bit chaotic and perhaps a little disorganized but they have a constantly updated inventory of tshirts, tops, bottoms, outerwear, dresses and home goods. These are items that are generally not available in the Samaritan Shop. It was a pleasant experience. The staff we encountered were especially helpful and unlike the regular thrift store, some of their merchandise is available online and can be set aside. Warehouse 479 is definitely worth a visit. Just be prepared to spend some time browsing through the eclectic mix of products! [Review 2339 of 2024 - 387 in Arkansas - 23353 overall]

i love warehouse 479! not only is their mission great, but they have the best selection of vintage…read morestuff. the prices are incredible as well. go shop there!!

Bring your cash with you! This thrift shop is cash and check only, and you'll be so happy you…read morestopped by. NMC Auxiliary Thrift is the longest continually operating thrift shop in Springdale. They have a small gravel parking lot, but I've never had any issue getting in or out. Before you walk in, there are some bargain baskets outside - this week, they had t-shirts for 25 cents, picture frames for 50 cents, and pairs of socks for 15 cents, for example. Clothes and shoes take up the majority of the store, but they also have dolls, china, appliances, books, toys, and more. They make sure that all of their appliances work before putting them on the floor. Their adult clothing is more geared toward an aging crowd, I think, but I've gotten several great quality finds. Their standard pricing is about middle of the road for thrift shops, but they ALWAYS have deals running there so you can get a lot of bang for your buck. This week, pants and summer tops were half off. They've scheduled doll sales and linen sales. What makes NMC Auxiliary Thrift so special is that the volunteers there are wonderful. They're always so delighted with my finds, and you can tell that they love volunteering.

Wow! Great people, great variety, nice wide isles, clean. The problem with most OTHER thrift…read morestores is that much of the inventory should just simply be thrown away. Not with these guys. Appropriate pricing as well. Highly recommended.

This is a really kool store that has something for everyone. We stopped her looking for old sewing…read moremachines and found a old singer sewing machine it was priced right. After keeping it for about 5 years I had a friend see it and offered me a price I couldn't resist. So there stuff is reasonable priced right. Lots of old metal toy cars and lots of petroleum signs. It's a great place to look around and shop. Nice friendly people running this antique shop!!!

This place was awesome! It's like a mixture between a consignment shop and flea market but upscale…read more There are so many little booths with all kinds of stuff. As soon as we walked in we were greeted and briefed about how it worked. It was so fun, found some brand new Steve Madden shoes for only $10! This will definitely be a place I come back to!