This place was soooo cool! It's a fair-trade shop, so you know that you can feel good about the…read morethings you're buying. There was everything under the sun in here! Books, clothes, handmade goodies from around the world, plants, coffee/tea, home decor and more! This was such a fun discovery and I hope to be back soon! Such a vintage feel

Went here awhile ago, and my first thought was "how cute!" They have a wide selection that goes…read morefrom plants and magazines, to clothes and housewares.

The Association for the Blind in Jefferson County is one of the most Selfless organizations I have…read moreencountered, I am proud to be affiliated with them.

From the owner: The Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired vows to bring quality of life for those who are…read moreblind, legally blind, and visually impaired. We also vow to provide quality services, education and up to date technology to help sustain independence within the home, workplace and in the community. Our Vision We SEE a Brighter Future for those who do not see. The Association has a new outlook on providing our customers with up to date technology and equipment to benefit the needs of the individual. We also assure our consumers that we provide quality services, either through our organization or the many resources that we can reach out to. Lastly, we want to give quality support to the family members through education and resources that is up to date and made available to our organization.

It wasn't a flea market, but it was more like a general country store that I LOVE!!! The layout…read morewas nice and full of things that I would have loved to purchase, but I didn't want to spend too much! The owner/cashier was so nice and informative about the impending weather... It's very cool

I love this store. In my mind, this is what a thrift store should be - slightly junky but super…read morereasonably priced. This isn't like some places that sell used shirts for the same price you can buy them at Walmart brand new. I've found great things in the home goods section, all under $1. Check out the 10 cent books, 25 cent greeting cards, and the free stuff section (who doesn't like free?). Proceeds from sales benefit the Watertown Urban Mission, which helps to operate Meals on Wheels, a food pantry, and other critical community services. Stop in, there's always something to find here.