As Good As Old…read more Antique shop located in charming Downtown Boulder City. The Good: *More of an Antique "Mall" than a typical Antique shop--meaning the stuff is sold by multiple resellers with their own little space in the store. These are my favorite Antique shops because you can really get quite a cornucopia of stuff. *Friendly service The Meh: *Prices on some things were a little outrageous but that's on the sellers and not the owners. The Ugly: *Standard complaint with places like this: Lots of stuff in a not very big space. Always feel like I'm going to knock something over every time I turn around.

This place is a gem. The gentleman behind the counter Jerrell, made our shopping experience…read morememorable. Thank you Jerrell for all your help :)

This is a great booth inside Vintage Vegas Antiques. Lots of good Vintage clothing (recently moved…read moreinto the new vintage clothing room). Lots of old Las Vegas Casino collectibles and the prices are pretty reasonable. This person has the biggest Vegas dice collection for sale ever in a antique mall.

This booth is awesome! Lots of vintage goodies to buy! Located in the new Vintage Vegas Antique…read moremall right across the street from the velveteen rabbit.

This is the other location of Armstrong's. We've been to the other store many many times on First…read moreFriday, but we wanted to check this one out too. So, my friend and I went over there, kind of in an obscure location (the parking lot is the entrance- kind of odd). I don't think we would've found it on our own- good thing we got some help by the owner- she walked us through one alley and then we went to another- I know, it sounds bad. It was empty though, the alleys. This one is much smaller, much more organized, and not dusty at all. Items are usable, not junky. Very nice setup. I like that most things were grouped together- so much easier to navigate. I also did not get the feeling that I would break things if I bumped into something, either. BTW The owner told us that prices are negotiable. We saw lots of neat things- red goblets at $2 a piece, what a deal (I don't need anything for my kitchen though). My friend wanted a closer look at some things (glass covered case)- the owner was nice about showing her things. Jewelry was a little higher but since the owner said "prices are negotiable" I urged my friend to ask "What's the best price you can give me for this peridot necklace?" It was marked $70. First, she said, "$50." And my friend replied, "Will you take $45?" So, great deal for a pretty piece- has two chains (I don't usually see that- I'm a bit of a jewelry enthusiast). I was happy for my friend, because she's always searching for jewelry, but nothing really caught her eye at the other places. The owner said that she gets many pieces from the auction house and that it is open to the public. We told the owner we would come there first next time for First Friday, since she closes early (she told us that she doesn't get much traffic compared to the other store on Main)- she was nice enough to walk us there and reopen for us, specifically (the other store owners called her- they are family). And since we know that prices are not set in stone, it's certainly worth coming here, now isn't it?

You know how some antique stores/thrift shops are fun to browse around in and others just feel like…read morethey are rooms filled with a bunch of crap? I hate to say it, but this "Emporium" is leaning towards the latter. In comparison to the other antique stores I visited today, this was the bottom of the barrel. I didn't actually set out to find this one. I was around the corner at The House of Funk and spotted it on my way to the next stop. Since I was there, I decided to take a chance. Most of the stuff was in piles around the place. Everything was dirty. There were a few display cases, but everything was just thrown in them on top of each other so it was almost impossible to see what they even had for sale. As I walked around, the lights suddenly came on. I didn't realize but they had the lights out, which would explain some of the inherent creepiness. The one redeeming quality of Armstrong's Emporium is possibly Armstrong? I don't know who the man was who was in charge of the place, but I assume he was the owner. He was friendly, although he told me that it is difficult to "feel life" out of the blue. I am still trying to figure out what that means or where that came from. I asked him a question about something I was looking for and he gave me a great lead. One star for that. I am just glad that I didn't get dragged down into the basement to meet The Gimp.

Because it's like being with family - warm welcoming - knowledgeable - educated- personable -…read morepatient - friendly - accommodating - only positive feedback. Thank you

Let me first say in a world like today it's really hard to find a person as honest and hard…read moreworking as Terrylyn I emailed her about my grandmother's dishes and didn't expect to hear back for a while. So in the morning I was reading my emails and she responded back within an hour. Amazing right? I'm just so happy to find a person out like Terrylyn with old fashioned values

Never had been there before! Always wanted to go! Well, May 19th. 2026 was our day! 4 ladies got…read moreto go for the very first time. We had a blast! The entrance gave us the info. They were very welcoming + great! We spent hours there. I would love to come back in October 2026 + bring my friends from St. George, Ut. Especially since we know how it works now. Thank U, I very much enjoyed the opportunity to come see most of the treasures.

The Las Vegas Market is huge inter-connected building north of the Las Vegas strip. It holds…read morepermanent showrooms for furniture vendors to display their new goods. There are at least seven floors and there are two building that are connected by walkways on some floors. The lobby has a coffee bar that serves Peets Coffee and then its floor by floor of showrooms of all the latest furniture and décor. One floor is solely Christmas décor. If you're inclined to decorate for Christmas or want to know what the trend is for 23, then this floor is for you. The Las Vegas Market is neatly laid out. Escaliers and elevators are in working order and easy to find and easy to use. The elevators are positioned just right, and the restrooms are down the hall to back of the building. If you need to go, that walk down the hall can seem like its stretching and you get the feeling that you'll never make it. Just don't think about waterfalls, or that scene from Flashdance and you'll be alright. I've been to Market three times and each time, I marvel at the building and it's cool to meet new vendors as well as catch up with the familiar ones. One note. If you take a car from the strip to the Market, you'll see a crazy twisted building to the right. I don't know the story behind it but it's super cool. Make sure to check it out.

The Barter Beer and Antique Mall is so unique that it is unlike any other business out there. It's…read moremostly an Antique and Art kind of place but they give you a free beer if you spend $20. and they also offer PUNK ROCK BINGO a couple times a month. They also sell beer, wine, popcorn, and charcuterie. The people there were friendly and helpful. It's pretty big and is two buildings with a patio between them. Also parking is easy and free here so that is a treat. We walked around and there is so much stuff your head can pop! It's not like any other place and is certainly Worth a Try!

Spend 20$ and get a free beer…read more 3000 ish sq feet of local art, antiques, and stuff to buy. You can get your drinks and walk around or sit outside in their garden space. What more can you want.

Amazing one of a kind furniture! I have purchased several items for my new home and love…read moreeverything I chose. Everything is hand painted and has a special touch. Owners are very nice and have a delivery service available to assist you if you don't own a truck. Check it out!!

I visited this store in November because my bestie didn't want to drive to Victorville to view an…read moreantique desk. So, she pulled up the first place on her search engine and we took a gamble. The store is huge inside(2 stories), you'll need good walking shoes and at least 2 hours to take it all in. They have beautiful stuff here. I bought a beautiful antique vanity to just die over. Saved a trip to Cali. Great customer services and worked w me on a good price for the desk.

Elena Bulatova Fine Art Las Vegas is located inside The Shops at Crystals within the Aria. My mom…read moreand I stumbled across this Art Gallery after visiting the Bellagio Conservatory. It's on the second level between Cartier and VanCleef & Arpels. This gallery opened originally in 2021. The art work features Elena Bulatova as well as Efi Mashiah and other artists! When we entered the gallery, it was as soon as it had opened which was around 11:00 A.M on a Saturday! The space has a wide range of contemporary sculptures, canvases, and installations along the wall. Some of Elena's signature pieces were on display which included the oversized lollipops, popsicles, and even playing cards! These pieces were vibrant with lots of color! A team member was there assisting us and providing us a lot of information regarding the different pieces of art! Efi Mashiah's works are based on modern artworks, transforming normal day items like screws or a bottle holder into beautiful pieces of art! This gallery was also named one of the top galleries in Nevada for 2023 by the American Art Awards! If you're visiting the Aria or the Shops at the Crystals, I'd highly recommend stopping by Elena Bulatova's Fine Art Las Vegas. It was inspirational and there was so much creativity in the artwork!

Elena Bulatova Fine Art is a beautiful gallery located in The Shops at Crystals at Aria. You'll…read morefind it on the second floor near the shimmering purple flower trees. Outside the gallery is a melting sculpture of a blue lollipop and rubik's cube, which is amusing! The humor aligns perfectly with our hot summer in Vegas. Interior is bright, vibrant, and full of colorful sculptures and fascinating artwork. I love every design and art piece including the astronaut wearing chanel. The 3D celebrity art is so cool where the image moves while you move, and there's a charming lounge with neon signs. So many fantastic sculptures and mixed media by Elena. I was also mesmerized by the penny and screw art portraits created by Efi, who is Elena's husband. Definitely a must see! The adorable figurines are cute! There's an astronaut, polar bear, and a girl holding a balloon, it's so cool! Pricing varies for each art. I asked the consultant Terri what the price is, and it is quite high. I did purchase one figurine for a memorable souvenir, and it's so lovely! Service from Terri is very kind and friendly. She carefully covered my figurine in bubble wrap so it won't break, I appreciate that and thank you for a great experience!