Nice little shop filled with surprises. We especially love the handmade goat milk soup. The owner…read morehosts furniture refurbishment workshop there, too.

I have never considered myself "crafty" but picked up a pair of free dressers that I wanted to…read morerefinish. After doing some research online, I decided to give chalk paint a try and settled on Annie Sloan brand chalk paint due to the amazing reviews. Caryn at Knot Too Shabby was listed as my closest retailer so I reached out. From our first email exchange Caryn was helpful, prompt and supportive. When I visited her store she spent a ton of time helping me pick the right color and brushes and giving me tutorials on how to apply the paint and wax. Talking to her gave me the confidence to tackle this project and it turned out amazing!

This is one of my fav places to thrift. The staff is so very friendly! I've gotten such great…read moreclothes from here. I always look forward to going here on my trips upstate. So much love for this place

Anyone who is into old school thrift shops are in for a treat. It's been in business for many years…read moreand there's a reason for that - great products, customer service, and most importantly, the business reaching out to the community, donations to name one. This place is filled at least with someone's interest, which will make someone stay awhile. It's awesome seeing a store like this be in business for so long. The location is not hard to miss, with the eye appealing red building. Come make a stop while seeing for yourself.

They have free WiFi. It seems like they've upgraded the…read morestore and rearranged the merchandise. They have their own line of greeting cards, near the registers.

The donation center has been closed for weeks by the fire dept. Why don't they take some of the…read moredonations to other facilities? Ive got like 10 bags of new, almost new, clean clothes. It'd be a,shame to have to throw them out but the bags are taking up space.

Carol's Closet is the thrift of all thrifts. She first popped up on my Facebook feed and after a…read morelittle digging, I noticed it's tucked right in Highland, NY off 299- basically convenient for me during my lunch time or after work. Total win. This spot is thrift chaos in the best way. Mostly clothes for women and men, shoes for just about every occasion, accessories, costume jewelry, random home finds and even some small furniture pieces if you're lucky. And the prices are super reasonable. As a heads up: this isn't your airy, Pinterest-perfect thrift shop. The racks are tight, the aisles are tight and the shelves are tighter. All good though. But one wrong move reaching for a ceramic piece and you might knock something- so shop carefully. What's you're also getting is a friendly owner and not someone who's brushing you off. I haven't bought any clothing yet, but the accessories and home pieces I've grabbed are absolute steals and they got their spots in my new space.

Store's very crowded. I was pickpocketed I tried in a coat and stupidly left my wallet on her…read morecounter. I went to purchased something and my wallet was gone. Buyer beware. Carol if you see this return my wall at you've cause me so much agony over $30 It's been a week and it's been horrible I should have call the cops

The description says "thrift store and donation center," but I didn't see any sign of a store…read more Hmmm.. maybe they are renovating?.. anywho. Walk through a set of double doors into an entryway with a door to your left and another to your right. An employee greets you, asks what you are donating and collects the items for you. You're in and you're out. Street parking. Simple. Signed, The Happy Hour Huntress

Awesome place even though it's hit or miss. Go there at least 1 a week with my hubby…read more Came home with some nice pants, tops, pictures and home accessories. I believe they are reasonably priced. I have also donated many items to Goodwill and will continue going for as long as they are around. Thank you.

Great place, lots of treasures to be found and super nice people running it. Highly recommend…read moresince their inventory turns over quickly.

I haven't been in a while, but you can find some really nice things here. Quality apparel, and a…read morewhole Christmas decoration floor. The service has been great for me! Quiet and accommodating.

Successful transactions. 90% of the items I consign with Blackbird Attic sell. They are very…read moreparticular about the items they accept. I would recommend this place for buying and selling.

Came across of this shop during a visit to Beacon and was surprisingly pleased at the large…read morequantity of items and the good quality. Purchased 2 bags! The customer service is always very friendly and helpful. They helped me ship a product back to NYC as I was debating purchasing it while in store. Overall, 10/10!

As a visitor to Beacon, New York, O was happy to find this small flea/farmer's market off the main…read morestreet. Found New York Textile Lab's kiosk there. Bought a beautiful organic cotton, wool, and alpaca hoodie for travel to Japan in October! Also found cotton /wool blend socks for the same upcoming trip! Woo hoo! Scored! There was also a long line for ??? So we queued up to see why... By the time we got to the front of the line, the display cases were mostly empty of baked goods (it was a bakery kiosk!) but we shared one (1) chocolate pretzel croissant. Didn't look impressive, but looks can be deceiving! Wow! What a delicious, flavorful chocolate croissant, crispy on the outside and an explosion of chocolate in the moist interior! We should have bought more! Overall a great flea/farmers' market! Try it!

On a pleasant Sunday afternoon it's relaxing to wander past the assorted tables filled with a…read moreplethora of odds and ends. There are stacks of 33.3 rpm vinyl records; maybe you'll find something. It's ironic that most people got rid of them when it was almost impossible to find phonograph needles several decades ago. Remember Walk-man's MP-3's? Where are they now?! Stalls of clothing, semi-antiques, jewelry, old magazines and toys. There are some things that make you wonder; like old black and white, family photos in albums. Who were these people and how did they end up a flea market? There's no captions. Such as; uncle So & So at cousin X's wedding, or our first new car. It's a little sad.