I thought this was a charming shop! Lots to look at! They have nic-naks clothing and lots more. The…read moreprices are good! The lady that has the shop is very nice to talk to. I enjoyed my visit there. Drive slowly and look closely you might drive past it and that would be a shame!

Incredible antiques and oddities shop. We were visiting New Harmony for Kunstfest. Enjoyed the…read morequality and assortment of curiosities. Store owner was super friendly.

Out of all the antique shops in New Harmony, Firehouse Antiques seems to have the largest pieces:…read moresigns, clocks and farm equipment. Make sure to look in every corner and even on the ceiling because every space is wall is covered. This is a bit more on the farm side of things, so I bought something for my family's lake house. All on one floor! Easy parking out front!

Chill things crazy vintage gotta see this place. Ask for a free sticker if you go in! Buy sell…read moretrade talk laugh

If you are looking for a unique piece of furniture or something to decorate a shelf or wall in your…read morehome this is the place to go in Evansville!!! We found a beautiful sideboard and some lovely chairs to finish a room in our home. The owners are very knowledgeable about the items they have in the store. We had a great buying experience and will definitely be return customers!!!

Best place in downtown Evansville for one of a kind at reasonable prices! If you need something…read morethat no one has also, stop by!

A strange place, next to the 5/3 Bank. There is so much stuff here that it's hard to describe, save…read morethat it's not big on clothing. We found some interesting and inexpensive stuff, like a $5 red Asian rug runner in perfect shape. It's not unlike a fleamarket and has different stall-like areas. There is an interesting clock/watch shop, another that has tons of costume jewelry. There is such a wide variety of stuff at reasonable prices, that it's tough to really describe the diversity. There are ladders and pails and tools, and flags, and so much stuff. Worth a browse if you're in the neighborhood. Totally curious, only mildly organized. That's what makes it fun, I suppose. It's about two miles W of Abyss, another interesting thrift store. They're very dissimilar. You'll see what I mean.

This is the best curiosity shop you'll find! Make sure you check out their Uranium glass room!read more

My favorite vinyl shop in the tri-state! The owners are extremely nice and helpful , if you can't…read morefind what you're looking for she'll usually try and help you locate it or order it for you. Always a good selection and it's a fun time just browsing the selection of new and used records. They also gave other things in the store, turntables, movies, video games and other collectibles of the like. Good prices and great people, I will definitely continue to be a regular.

The owners are very friendly and helpful. They have a huge selection of new and used records,…read moreCompact disks and cassettes. Also you will find comic books and collectable items. The most interesting of the lot, is there inventory of vintage stereo equipment and electronics, probably the biggest in the area.

First off, great sign! However, I'm not a huge fan of the…read moreway that this flea market is set up. This is not your standard big box setup with booths filled with stuff that you put in your cart and take to the front to check out. Cowboy Jim's is more like an outdoor market with a roof. Each booth has an owner who may (or in our case, may not) be behind a register. This makes buying both easier (in that you can haggle) and more difficult. I found it less likely that I would look around with someone watching me and looking to chat. Also, if there's no one at a particular booth, you have to depend on another booth renter to both be able to tell you the price, since a lot of stuff isn't marked, and take your payment. Payment. Bring cash because a lot of these vendors don't take cards. There's an ATM at the front. The building itself is kind of quiet and dark. There is a decent amount of empty space where no booths had been set up as well as the high piles of stuff in others. We ended up having to go back due to no one being able to get the owner of the booth we needed on the phone. After the return, we made off with what I believe was a pretty good deal though, so there's that!