The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Mount Vernon

“Appalachia Mission of Hope runs a community-focused thrift store where every find helps fund their long-running, faith-driven work supporting families across Kentucky’s Appalachian region.”

From the Richmond newsletter, September 27, 2026

“Whether you’re getting ready for deer season, tightening up a home defense plan, or just appreciate well-made blades and glass, Berea Pawn Shop carries firearms, handguns, tactical gear, knives, and budget-friendly optics. It’s a straightforward local stop when you want gear that works without the fuss.”

From the Richmond newsletter, September 25, 2026

“Whether you're reworking a cozy bungalow nook or finally upgrading that hand-me-down console, ClaireBourne Antiques curates the good stuff: antique furniture, character-rich rugs, artwork, vintage lighting, and indoor and outdoor pieces that feel storied without feeling fussy.”

From the Nicholasville newsletter, September 13, 2026

“Wearhouse is a curated vintage boutique and showroom elevating Lexington closets and homes with hand selected high-end clothing, furniture and art. Run by Shanda and Liz, they champion sustainable style, host The Drunken Flea, and offer interior styling, event planning and wardrobe help if you want a glow-up this week.”

From the Lexington newsletter, August 8, 2026

“SM Vintage Collective is a multi-vendor trove where fresh vintage rotates in daily, from quirky home pieces to conversation starters you didn’t know you needed. They’ll even connect you with local repair pros, and help with delivery or shipping, so your finds make it home. Check it out.”

From the Lexington newsletter, September 8, 2026

“When your living room needs a little soul, Gonzo Vintage is a quick-stop trove of antiques, from character-rich furniture and oddball lamps to shelves of real-deal books that smell like stories. Swing by, scan the shelves, walk out with something that looks good in Lexington-sized spaces.”

From the Lexington newsletter, September 13, 2026

“Street Scene is a treasure trove of '50s through '90s clothing, accessories, furniture, and housewares, perfect for leveling up your closet and your living room this week. Expect quirky prints, solid craftsmanship, and pieces with history that spark conversations long after you bring them home.”

From the Lexington newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Chain retailer buying & selling trendy secondhand clothing for teens & young adults.”

“Be ready to lose track of time at Meadowthorpe Antique Mall, the kind of larger-than-it-looks spot where sterling and plated silver, furniture, fantastic glassware, and honest-to-goodness primitives pack every aisle.”

From the Lexington newsletter, September 23, 2026

“Vendor booths stacked with well-loved furniture and small antiques make Todd's Antique & Vendor Mall a perfect quick spin when you’re in a “let’s see what we find” mood. Inventory turns often, so you might leave with the exact quirky accent your living room needed.”

From the Richmond newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Feather Your Nest is a multi-dealer antique store with an ever-changing mix of vintage gems, quirky one-of-a-kind finds, and classic period pieces. Pop in this week and let that weird-but-perfect thing you didn’t know you needed find you.”

From the Lexington newsletter, August 15, 2026

“Secondhand shop chain selling donated clothing and other goods to support drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs.”

“Whether you’re crate-digging or hunting a new-to-you tee, POPS Resale has 6,000 square feet of vinyl, vintage clothing, cute gifts, and authorized Audio-Technica turntables and accessories. They also buy your records and threads, plus there’s a charity Ms. Pac-Man and a legendary Herb Alpert Wall.”

From the Lexington newsletter, September 30, 2026

“Retailer known for buying & selling secondhand designer apparel & accessories for young adults.”

“Vintage Therapy is the local treasure trove for throwback apparel and nostalgic memorabilia, curated with a sense of humor and a nod to sustainability. Expect 80s and 90s band tees, sports jerseys, and pieces that spark “I had this” stories. Treat yourself to a quick therapy session this week.”

From the Lexington newsletter, August 11, 2026