I was just passing through Clarksville and killing time before dinner so I figured I would do some…read morebrowsing. There wasn't too many additions to Franklin Street since I was last here but Mildred and Mable was unfamiliar so I walked in. I've been in shops like this before and I figured I would just browse and be done with it. I wandered around and I did end up finding some things to buy and then meandered my way to the counter. While I was being rung up I asked what time the store closes and was told 6. I checked my watch and it was 6:15. I walked in at closing time, wasn't told they were closing and was still allowed to browse. I immediately apologized for coming in when it was closed and just as quickly was told it was fine; stuff like that goes a long way with me.

Incredible store. Having been on Franklin dozens of times, I did not notice this gem until my Mom…read moreordered a gift from out of state to pick up. Just wow! The gifts and variety is amazing. Whoever does the selection ordering is definitely very creative . Lots of neat gifts for all ages and genders. Now we will definitely be back, especially for unique gifts and the experience.

Lots of goodies to shop for. Cast iron, dishes, glassware, Fenton,Mosser and Blenko.read more

i just recently got into antique shopping and we stumbled upon this one and man this is probably…read moreone of my favorite ones! the owners are super friendly and very helpful. i was looking for a particular item and they helped me find what i was looking for and let my 5 year old pick out a toy in their free toy selection i would definitely coming back!

The staff at Kraft street were incredibly friendly & accommodating as I browsed the shop for about…read morean hour & half on a slow Wednesday morning. The shop has more booths than you would expect for the size & I bought several things that were interesting or priced low enough to sell on my e-commerce site. I don't get to Clarksville often but I will make this a regular stop when I do,

Great stop to stretch our legs while traveling. This market is packed full of merchandise, but…read morestill navigable. The vendors provide a wide variety of glassware and dishes, as well records. I bought a small serving platter of my grandmothers dishes.

We visited this small bookstore in their last hour of the day as we strolled along Franklin. It's a…read morecozy place, small and well-stocked but not cluttered. It was nice to see a LGBTQ book display. Not what I read but good to see the support. The staff were knowledgeable and easy to talk to. I recommend coming here.

Clarksville's only independent bookstore offers a good mix of new and used books, and a staff that…read moreloves books. Community minded in all things (sponsor a bookclub, storytime for homeschooled kids, etc.) I appreciate the diverse selection in religion and spirituality and often find offbeat titles from small publishing houses. Heavy readers, take note - they accept used books for generous store credit. Operating hours vary: noon to 7 on weekdays, 9 to 6 on Saturdays, and noon to 3 on Sundays. TIP: Best to visit after 5 and on weekends for free parking. This is one of the cooler places to explore when visiting Clarksville.

This is one of those places that you never know what you will find. It's not super organized, but…read morethat makes it more fun. There is anything from books and records to bones and medical gadgets and everything in between. They are priced very well for the randomness. The staff are also very friendly. It's just a fun collection of random!

Oddly Amazing Antiques is Clarksville's most funky thrift experience. Now open at 128 University…read moreAve near downtown, where items range from taxidermy critters striking curious poses to vintage vinyl, masks, clothing, books and magazines, posters and street signs, historical collectibles and ephemera. Partners, Caleb and Eric, navigate roadside flea markets, high end estate sales, garage and yard sales from middle Tennessee to southern Kentucky to offer the rare, freaky and unusual finds that line their shelves. The snapshots capture the essence of the quirky inventory, though what you see today may vanish by tomorrow. No trip to Clarksville is complete without a visit to this trippy emporium. And remember, a token of appreciation--preferably in the form of chilled libations--is always welcomed.

The shop is wonderfully warm and inviting. Christi welcomes everyone into the shop, making me feel…read morelike I'm a part of things. I love the sourdough cookies and the bath bombs from the Soap Shop. There are several new shops, bringing new growth to the store. There is always something new to tempt me. I love my experiences there.

Thrift shop with new and used items. You never know what you will find. I like coming here and…read moregetting unique items and books for hardly nothing. My favorite find was new decorative and disposable plates. All of them were sealed. The most useful item I purchased here was a new wok for $2. One of the best thrift stores in the area.

The gentleman was very helpful in assisting us with cards we needed to complete a set. The customer…read moreservice was top tier. I would definitely come back again.

This is an awesome, wholesome, place for anyone looking to play magic the gathering or any other…read morecard/board game. The staff are super friendly and everybody just wants to have a fun time. Prices on singles are great and their snack options are awesome! Overall, I have had nothing but a positive experience from Rick's and I highly recommend it to anybody playing MTG (esp. the FNM there).