Great place for used baby and children's stuff in great shape. Their infant selection is…read moreoutstanding and a fraction of the price for new clothing. Toddler and children's selection is less great the older the kiddos get, but still very much worth checking out.

I love this place! I've been going here for years. It's great for shopping with kids for kids stuff…read moreand also for women's clothes.

Now at 70 s main st in Waterbury vt. New location even better than the Middlesex one.read more

Shop is wonderful. Monica is wonderful…read more All clothes are washed and clean. A delight to shop there.

I think we were just there on an off day is all. There wasn't much to look at, but I understand the…read moreebbs and flows of what I believe is a donation based business. We also came in at the end of the day, so that may have had something to do with it. There were many people in there talking to each other like they knew one another. So there definitely seemed to be foot traffic of regulars. Love to see that!

What a gem of a place. Initially when I walked in I wanted to walk right back out. It was a but…read moredisorganized and overcrowded with no visible pricing. When I asked and learned that books are only .50, clothing is $2 and all bags/purses are $1 no matter the quality/condition/brand. I needed two carryon bags for my flight tomorrow since out suitcases were busting at the seams. At the thrift shops I frequent in Denver I would likely be paying between $8-10 per bag. I paid $1 per bag. My daughter found some cute tops as well. No it's not the most organized but it is a place with a clear mission to reuse/recycle. Love it.

Stopping into Magpie & Tiger is a calming, peaceful, and delightful experience. This is a shop…read morededicated to the art of slow living at its finest. Elena, the soulful and wise owner, has carefully curated an eclectic and unique selection of all the accoutrements for letter writing, small beautiful objects, journals, bespoke teas and cocktails, art, and more. In fact, her shop is an homage to the art of connection, and there's even a desk where one is invited to sit down and write. After selecting a card from her collection, I did just that. And when I was finished, she offered to stamp and mail it for me. Her newsletter is a thing of beauty, so be sure to get on her mailing list in addition to earning reward dollars to spend. Which you'll be sure to do, because no where else in Central Vermont is there a shop as sweet (well, Delish which is right next door, but that's because it's a candy and confectionery shop). Going back means discovering new delights, and creating more opportunities to connect with all the intimate and finer things (and experiences) in life. Elena also hosts monthly gatherings at the store, where people can gather and write letters and cards. She provides hot teas and all the necessary tools. I haven't gone to one yet, but plan to, especially when the Vermont evenings start to get darker, colder, and more isolating. Magpie & Tiger is just the antidote and invitation many of us are seeking in our increasingly impersonal and digitized existence. Pop in, slow down, take a look and experience a different and beautiful way of doing business.

We dropped off my late father-in-law's items and we are happy they will go people who need them,…read moregreat staff.

We love donating to and buying goods from this Barre location Resource . People there are friendly…read moreand you can get great deals on housewares and home care products. We have purchased and donated toys and every kind of book. We are always excited to look and see something we need. John and Wendy Hall.