Wide variety and very reasonable prices make this a solid thrift shopping experience.read more

It's located right downtown. I have been here several times. The place is clean and staff is…read morefriendly. There are so many items. I'm sure you will find something that meets your fancy. The prices are reasonable. There are a few brand new items.

I stopped in quickly hoping to grab something for myself before heading home. I liked that this…read moreshop wasn't a "Marquette tourist shop" only. It had so many cute items including clothing, jewelry, gadgets, stickers, and the list goes on. The lady working was outstanding. She spent a while telling me more about the town, where to eat (and what to eat), where to shop, and must see places. Everything was reasonably priced, and she packaged my earring up with care and in a cute bag. You must stop by if you're in town.

Random gift shop with a little bit of everything. They have lots of local items along with socks,…read moreclothes, ornaments, coasters, mugs, soaps, jewelry, and plenty of other random things mixed in. Some items are a little pricey, but it's still a fun place to browse if you're in the area. You never know what you'll find!

High quality antique store well worth a visit. We will be back. We always find something we "need."read more

On Saturday, October 12, 2025. a friend and I drove approximately 20 miles from Iron Mountain to…read moreVulcan to attend an Estate Sale run by Birdcage Antiques. We were running late, arriving within the last hour. My friend wanted to buy a sofa which was priced at $200.00. Having only $130.00 with her, she offered that amount. The woman running the sale said that she didn't think she could let it go for that price without getting into trouble. Mind you that the next day, Sunday, everything would be 50% off. A man accompanying the saleslady said that there were several people interested in the sofa and that if she really wanted it, she'd better get there early the next day. Sunday morning my friend arrived before 10:00 waiting with other buyers for the sale to begin. To her dismay she saw the sofa along with a matching loveseat already loaded onto a trailer. She went in to inquire how the sofa could already be sold as the sale hadn't even started. The saleslady fiendishly grins saying, "I bought it!" as though she had gotten one over on my friend. No wonder she wouldn't accept her offer of $130.00 - the saleslady wanted it! So much for the statement "she didn't think she could let it go for that price without getting into trouble" being deceit #1. Her sales partner saying "that there were several people interested in the sofa" deceit #2. Why hadn't the woman and man running the Estate Sale either place a "SOLD" tag on the sofa? Or why hadn't they been honest, saying on Saturday that they planned to purchase the sofa. It would have saved her the Sunday morning 40-mile round trip. I don't like when people use guile in their business dealings. In fact, I don't like when anyone uses guile in any situation. This behavior is what causes societal untrust. Neither one of us will ever attend another Birdcage Antiques Estate Sale nor will we ever frequent their store while visiting the Marquette area. We admonish everyone to do the same. The phrase, "buyer beware" certainly reared its ugly head. This experience has been shared exactly as it happened without any exaggeration or falsehood contained within. Shame on you Birdcage Antiques, you know better, but did not.

I will absolutely not shop here! The manager Mary verbally assaulted me when I tried to ask why…read morethey don't take Baby/Kids toys and why items where so expensive, calling me stupid b word and incompetent. Saying that these donations pay there bills and laughing about how she could price things so high. She wouldn't even let me use the bathroom. This is not how you conduct business and when you are going to lie on top of that about your business practices in the community and the pantry which is not related to your store. This just makes me sick. These stores are supposed to be able to provide quality/nice used items to people in need for cheap prices but when you are selling them for new clothing and good prices, laughing and swearing at customers/donaters, turning away and throwing out donations that are brand new how are you able to conduct business and help correctly. Never in my life have I been treated the way Mary treated me today. Overheard employees laughing about how they could sell something for $100. Gross

This little thrift store in Gwinn is a hidden gem. I have visited other thrift stores around the…read morearea, and this one takes the cake. I have found everything from home decorations to some great cookbooks. I even found a nice carhartt jacket for $7.50. The staff are friendly and welcoming, and the prices are definitely reasonable. I would highly recommend taking a peak around!

More like a garage sale. If your looking for rocks, totally go but there's very few antiques and…read moreit's just in someone backyard shed area.

An amazing selection of stones, crystals in a lovely atmosphere. The owner of the shop was very…read morehelpful. My favorite place to shop in Marquette.

great selection of CDs, vinyls, and cool instruments. super nice owner! definitely recommendread more

Great little gem of a shop. Even if you don't play an instrument, there are fun finds inside. For…read moreinstance, I found some cute little egg-shaped "shakers," a kazoo and a wooden llama rattle shaker to take as souvenirs for my grandkids. They were on sale but the owner took care to ring it up and package my modest items as if they were as important as his biggest sale of the day.

Such a great shop and website! Lots of supplies and tools that are well-organized and easy to…read morefind. I came in specifically for needles and some dryer balls (aka hand-felted wool). The gal at the counter was very cheerful and happy to help. I chatted with her and another shopper while I made my selections. It was a perfect spot for a drizzly afternoon, when thoughts turn to warmer apparel. Prices were very reasonable based on my experiences in other local yarn shops. I was impressed with the inventory, it's cleverly displayed in the space. I didn't feel overwhelmed, was very comfortable walking through the shop. I can see myself joining an open knit night here very easily. The class list is interesting, I definitely want to think about those (especially the broom-making). The store is stocked with my favorite brands and some new-to-me companies that I want to check out. My next visit will require some time and will definitely need some photos because the shop is perfectly charming and cozy!