Wow, what a great experience to shop at Burns Antiques in the Reclaimed on Main antique mall. This…read moreshop is full of REAL Antiques. It is more an Antiques boutique. They had a great selection of lamps, China, and rustic items .the prices were better than in nearby Louisville. It is worth the trip. Only complaint is that parking can be hard to find but again worth a short walk .

Paisley Pig is a very large antique mall in the heart of downtown Shelbyville. The staff greets you…read morewhen you enter and they are helpful. There are several floors of booths everything from antiques, primitives, vintage items, collectibles to clothing and a few newer items. The shop is well organized and neat. I saw some great old Halloween blow molds and Christmas ornaments. I spent an hour looking through stuff. We purchased a mid century vase. Some prices are reasonable. We found nearby free street parking.

This is a Antique Mall. Rich in ambiance of Antiques and Old books. I read the bad reviews above…read moreand everyone had a small child. Small children do not belong in a ANTIQUE mall. No matter how well behaved you think they are, they make Antique booth dealers nervous. I had a booth in a peddlers mall that offered snacks and ...ice cream, someone's well behaved child dumped their ice cream in a bucket of beanie babies I had. They would all need cleaning and are worthless when the tags are gone. I left that mall, because of the food. Its not Walmart, it was a peddlers mall so could sell everything but still wasn't worth it, when someone leaves their drink on a nice side table.

Wakefield-Scearce Gallery is the perfect way to kick off the holiday season! We were able to find…read moreparking along the street right out front. My mom and I visited a couple of weeks ago, and we were absolutely enchanted. The historic building itself is stunning, but the real magic is in the beautifully and artistically decorated Christmas trees throughout the gallery. Each room has its own unique theme, and every tree is thoughtfully designed to match. We especially loved the woodsy room with its charming cardinal accents - it felt like stepping into a winter forest. Another favorite was the 70s vintage room, a complete with retro decor and nostalgic ornaments that brought so much character and fun. Upstairs we found several items we wanted to purchase upstairs. A staff member who was stationed upstairs gave us a basket and said she could send the basket downstairs to the checkout counter and it would be there for us when we were all done shopping. Every space was creative, festive, and filled with holiday spirit. It was such a lovely experience to explore together, and it's a tradition we are excited to continue (dating back to my great Aunt). Highly recommend stopped by if you want to get in the holiday mood!

Made our first visit here today & it is a really impressive place, a cross between an historical…read moretreasure, a wonderful museum and a terrific shop for antiques, art, furniture and Home interior items. Fabulous inventory array to explore; some of the items are really pricey, but, prices were not out of line for the items I examined, including very old items, original art and silverware. We spent an hour there & could easily have been there for 2-3 hours more. Purchased quite a few decorative items for the holidays from their extensive offering. Very knowledgeable and helpful staff. We will return often!

This is my kinda place. A great cultural experience. Music fills the air. Small mom and pop places…read morethat could use your business. I saw delicious produce, beautiful plants and cool shirts and jewelry. You can go and just people watch, lots of colorful characters. Very welcoming and a decent size to explore.

Many of the outside and inside booths were selling animals, which is normal but they were horribly…read moreneglected, being left outside in 90 degree heat with no food or water for poultry that need it to survive. Not to mention they looked abused. I used my water I brought for myself to fill the animals bowls which is a temporary solution but the best I could do. Some SERIOUS investigation needs to be done as this was the case for many booths, whom I told their animals needed water and they straight refused to give it to them or claimed they didn't know English (after I overheard them talking to other customers in English). Would not reccomend the inside booths either unless you want resold household items or cheaply made dresses (or stolen/ "thrifted" hardware and tools).