I absolutely love the antique scene here. There's so many places such a small area. They blend…read morealtogether into one entity, so I wanted to make a short effort to set them apart. This place was huge, absolutely winding and everything packed into every corner. I know some parts of the United States have much bigger antique scenes, but coming from a Southern California California place like I originally came from the place are still amazing to me. Though to be honest, most of the time we're just looking and kicking tires if they definitely had some big unique items and if you love finding that gem in the rough, this might just be the place for you. Tons of Americana and prices seemed not cheap but not on the expensive in either so it might be the place to go if you have a little bit of money to spend.

Redmond has a number of good antique stores. Old Farmers Co-Op is one of the better ones…read more - Fairly large. - Easy browsing. Not a lot of stalls filled with so much clutter you can't tell what's there. - Wide array of stuff. - Prices are OK. - Convenient off the 97.

You can always find something you are looking for, a big bonus is helping others. Shop and donate!read more

Just called to donate a WORKING washing machine.. I was told that if it has a scratch on it they…read moredo not want it? I mean aren't there people in need that can use a working washing machine that don't care if it has a scratch on it? Since when do organizations that "help people in need" have such high standards for something being GIVEN to them? If it was perfect I would be trying to sell it for money.. lol It is an LG Machine by the way..