I simply LOVE Rewind consignment shop. They have everything i need, including my dance clothes…read more(lululemon for 20 dollars!). Thank you to the owner for her inner and outer beauty. Much love and success to you (though I don't need to wish it for you!). Love, Alison

Great find!! Recently heard about this store (after going…read moreto the same plaza for over 4 years) Went in today and wow! Great thrift store with soo much selection. Very nice items and all are in excellent condition. I'll be back for sure.

I had absolutely no idea what I was heading into, but as it turned out, I had the good fortune of…read moreattending the Peace Arch Hospice Society presentation of "A Night of Comedy Dedicated to Finding Comfort, Community, and Healing Through Humour." What an amazing evening! In fact, it was one of the best comedy events I've ever had the pleasure of attending. The evening's title was perfectly chosen: Grief n' Giggles - Coffin Up Comedy. If that name alone doesn't make you smile, the performers certainly will. Perhaps the most unexpected part of the evening was the venue itself: Victory Memorial Park Funeral Centre. Having only lived in White Rock for a short time, I had no idea this beautiful facility even existed. And before you let the words "funeral home" scare you off, don't. It's a stunning property with peaceful grounds that are perfect for a nature walk. Not exactly the first place that comes to mind when someone says, "Want to get some fresh air?" but maybe it should be. The brochure featured the tagline: "They say laughter is the best medicine, so we're throwing an event all about healing with humour -- no prescription required." Judging by the roughly 300 people in attendance, I'd say the prescription was filled. The evening was expertly hosted by Cliff Prang, who didn't miss a beat. OMG, he was hilarious. Melanie Rose and Vanessa Woznow rounded out the comedy roster, and together they delivered a night of laughter that had the audience roaring. You know how it is when you walk into a venue you've never been to before. There's the cautious step through the doorway, followed by the obligatory scan of the room to make sure you haven't accidentally wandered into the wrong event. In my case, I was greeted by no fewer than five different people: one welcomed me, two signed me in, one escorted me to the elevator, and finally there was the handsome gentleman whose sole duty appeared to be pressing the elevator button. I've never felt so important in my life. Once on the second floor, I discovered an entire reception area dedicated to mingling, complete with beautifully arranged buffet tables offering complimentary food and beverages. This came as a complete surprise since admission was by donation only. I had come prepared for comedy, not hors d'oeuvres. Needless to say, I adapted quickly. Later, the same elevator gentleman took the time to point out a beautifully handcrafted horse-drawn coffin carriage dating back to the 1890s. It was an extraordinary piece of craftsmanship and a fascinating glimpse into local history. Stunning woodwork and well worth a look. A special shout-out goes to two lovely ladies, Jeanette and Rosetta, whom I met while enthusiastically sampling the buffet. Rosetta is a vivacious volunteer at the Peace Arch Hospice Society Thrift Store, which apparently provides significant funding for the Society's programs. Another shout-out goes to the lady seated beside me, whose infectious laugh kept me laughing throughout the show. Sometimes laughter is contagious in the very best way. Finally, a heartfelt thank you to all the volunteers and organizers who helped make this first-class event possible. From the warm welcome to the delicious refreshments and the outstanding comedy, everything was thoughtfully planned and beautifully executed. If this was my first Peace Arch Hospice Society event, it certainly won't be my last.

Wonderful experience and meaningful initiative Today, I…read morecalled the store to inquire about opportunities to support individuals with diverse abilities. The staff was extremely friendly and courteous. A special shout-out to the manager who took the time to speak with me over the phone--her passion, awareness, and genuine commitment to adding value to the lives of individuals with diverse abilities truly stood out. I was thrilled after hearing about her approach and contributions. Highly recommend visiting this Trift store!

I actually checked out the Frock Shoppe for the first time today! Not sure how I missed this place…read moreconsidering what a vintage freak I am. Anyhow, I love it. Really nice vintage store. It's set up nicely, it's clean, and organized well. My favourite part though, is that they have lots of gorgeous older pieces. You can tell that each piece is hand picked for the shop. So glad I finally stopped by!

Community makes me believe in vintage and thrift again. Sound dramatic? Maybe you haven't been…read morethrifting in Vancouver as a plus size woman! Vancouver's vintage and consignment is already notoriously expensive and caters almost exclusively to a small dress size. Community, a Vintage and Consignment that is run by a non-profit Downtown Eastside housing and resource society not only engages with the neighbourhood it lives in, but also works to diversify its size range to engage with shoppers of many sizes. It hires women from the neighbourhood to work in the business and portions of the proceeds go back into the neighbourhood, which feels great while you shop! The space is small but well utilized and well decorated. Great jewelry by local designers is on display and the clothes have a very consistent and curated turnover rate. And the prices!! Compared to Vancouvers vintage scene, Community is absolutely the fairest price I've found yet. These days even Value Village is getting pricey so to go to a shop where the selection is so well picked out and find something affordable feels great. Again, I'm a plus size shopper who finds an amazing score here 90% of the time. Pieces from Community make up probably 50% of my wardrobe. See you there this weekend!

Wow! What a clutter of eclectic eccentricity! No inch is left to the imagination in this shop, with…read moreall things huge covered in a plethora of things most tiny. The first shop among a dozen cafes and restaurants along the walk from Fort Langley into the village, this one is hard to miss. Step inside and immediately be transported to some stage of your life that you had forgotten, longed-for, or wished you had left behind. Find treasures and trinkets for everyone on your gift/souvenir list and then some. Be careful when talking through, especially with larger bags (which you are supposed to check at the stony) or with kids. There is a lot that is fragile and so much that can lure them in. Overall, a fun shop!

First off, this place is huge! Generally, I like to explore antique shops to look at the china, but…read morespecifically anything made by Royal Albert. I was visiting from the United States so of course, I had to check to see if this place sold any china made by Royal Albert and lo and behold, they do! Prepare to have your mind blown: this place has all kinds of beautiful patterns of Royal Albert china, I was absolutely blown away by the fact that they had so much of this brand of china available. Overall, I just had fun looking at all the china they had and I even bought myself a couple of side plates and a butter dish in the Moonlight Rose pattern (I'm already building a collection of china in this pattern) and a side plate in the centennial rose pattern at a reasonable price, I will be back next time I visit Canada!

This is a fun vintage and second-hand store that looks deceptively small from the street! The store…read moreis actually fairly large. The main floor has a huge selection of jewellery from various eras, bags, shoes, accessories, and vintage clothing, along with some knick knacks. Upstairs, there's more clothes, including a small children's section, some more contemporary pieces, jeans, housewares and records. The standouts are the shoes and jewellery. There were some amazing shoes including doc martens with flowers and artichocke moschino heels -- if only they were my size! The jewellery selection includes a large selection of screw back and clip on earrings, regular earrings and brooches among necklaces, bracelets, etc. Some very cool and unique pieces. The prices are super fair and the owner curates the whole store and is fun to chat with. Very knowledgeable about styles from different periods! The staff here is really friendly and will help you with suggestions if you are looking for something specific. I was shopping for earrings for my sister and everyone here helped me find the perfect gift. Everything on the ground level has tags that indicated the decade the item dated to. The second floor did not always have this, just because a lot of the items were obviously contemporary so it was not so necessary e.g. a sweater from Zara. This store is a hidden gem!

Jaime is a saint! Even if I'm not on the lookout for anything I'll stop in just to talk with them…read moreas they're so kind and charismatic. Though I'll almost always leave with something since they do such an amazing job curating their clothing and jewelry. Though don't be confused, they are a vintage and consignment store so don't expect thrift prices, but know that you're supporting a great local business and everything they carry is of amazing quality. But regardless if I'm just there to chat, to buy, or to sell, I've always had a great experience with them!

I have never written a review before, but the attitude that I encountered this afternoon propelled…read moreme to do so. I brought in my first set of clothes to be assessed, and the treatment was appalling. I have three more sets of much higher-end clothes to follow, but I will not be returning here. It was my first time doing consignment, and I told the girl as much. I left my clothes for about fifteen minutes returned to find that they were all rejected. I do not object to that. I was surprised, as I said, it is my first encounter. I indicated my surprise and was immediately assaulted with a snippy "Is there a problem?" from the girl behind the desk. Rude and unacceptable. I indicated that I was simply surprised. I was then told that "your items are brands we would not be interested in." Which in and of itself is fine, but the delivery of the information was high-handed and frankly in a word- snotty. I was appalled by the treatment. I do not mind rejection of items, as there are criteria that the store uses as a measure of what will sell. However, the delivery of information and customer/representative interaction needs a complete turnaround!!!! It was so rude and condescending. Too bad, as my Chanel and other high-end items that were coming will never come your way. Treat people better with respect and lose the attitude.

Turnabout is the only place I shop for clothing. I've gone there for years…read more The staff, such as Aine, are great. Even if they haven't seen you in months, they are welcoming, helpful, and honest about whether something looks good on you. Thankful to have access to such a lovely secondhand clothing company!

I have walked by the store many times but I always miss their opening hours. I was lucky enough…read morethat the owner Celeste was still in the store after hours and she had let us in to shop while you reorganized inventory. Their main consignment space is for plus size clothing, but they also have a great selection of size 0 to 14 clothes on the second floor as well. Celeste has a great inventory of clothes at a great price. When I was there she had a sale for 50% off all merchandise except for formal wear. The quality of the clothing is mostly good and above but there are some pieces that require some work to be done. Overall this is a great consignment store to shop for clothing. It would be even better if they had longer hours.

I had seen a cute purse in the window.. walked past a few times and then decided I wanted the…read morepurse... I walked in and was immediately asaulted by a very musty stench... the store itself is also very cluttered and disorganized! I smiled at the lady behind the counter and tried saying hello, but she's completely ignored me.. I walked around and browsed a bit and again tried to get the store clerks attention... still nothing... when I was walking out the door I tried to say goodbye and all I got was an eye roll---the lady at the till/front of store said something to another customer about me being in the wrong place anyway because I wouldn't fit any of their clothes (I'm a size 4-5). HOW RUDE.... discrimination is discrimination... I'll never be back!

My husband and I went into Consign-it this week. It is a charming little shop with lots of…read moreinteresting furniture, paintings, and small items. We were able to pick up a few pieces and will certainly visit again. I love shops like this, you never know what you will find. Great prices as well Giovanna D

The items in the stores were okay. I was quite turned off by the owner who wasn't wearing a mask…read more Left after seeing him.

The Handpicked Home has a very welcoming spirit. You're made to feel at home. They have a lot of…read moreinteresting items which is great when you want to give a unique gift. There's never any pressure to buy but personally, I never walk out empty handed. It's where I got my favorite mug.

It was a bad experience. Enough for me to confidently say that I will not be returning…read more Fortunately, there were plenty of other stores that were happy to take my money and appreciate customers.

This place is one of my favourites for a leisurely weekend browse. I've dipped inside a few times…read moreand rifled through their card/postcard selection happily! I've also donated items here and they were easily accepted. It's a cute place for odd knicknacks or vintage type items.

This is a good place :) . Last time I got a bag of Kakyoin doll and plushies with only 2$, makes my…read moreweeaboo soul smiling.