The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Hammond

Gran's Attic Thrift Shoppe is the kind of Old Mandeville spot where great-condition clothes, housewares, jewelry, and quirky collectibles turn up at prices that feel like a win. Even better, your haul helps fund the Samaritan Center’s food bank and emergency assistance for West St. Tammany neighbors.

From the Mandeville newsletter, October 20, 2026

Whether you’re chasing that just right accent piece or a stack of vinyl you swear you’ll spin, Vintique Marketplace curates vintage treasures, farmhouse finds, albums, books, china, brass and porcelain collectibles, furniture, jewelry and more from a community of vendors and makers.

From the Covington newsletter, October 21, 2026

Since 1988, Vincent's Pawn Shop has been a Covington go-to for firearms, jewelry, music gear, electronics, tools, and truck accessories, plus straightforward gun transfers. Worth a browse when you want a deal or a surprise score, especially with a clearance section to dig through.

From the Covington newsletter, October 15, 2026

REACH ReSale is a local thrift store run by Family REACH Alliance, with budget-friendly finds across clothing, accessories, furniture, housewares, and the occasional quirky collectible. Every purchase helps fund their mission to end family homelessness in Southeast Louisiana, so your good taste does actual good.

From the Mandeville newsletter, October 15, 2026

Renewed Thrift Store turns your Ponchatoula closet clean-outs into something bigger, funding missions as a recognized 501(c)(3). Shop for treasure, donate what you don't need, and if the pile's huge they’ll even pick it up... plus they’re happy to pray with anyone who asks.

From the Ponchatoula newsletter, October 5, 2026

com. Relaxed browsing, plenty of character, and a decent chance you leave with that just-right piece you didn’t know you needed.

From the Ponchatoula newsletter, October 11, 2026

Whether you're donating that lamp you swear will find a new home or treasure-hunting for hidden gems and home finds, The Thrift Store turns every purchase into support for neighbors facing cancer through their volunteer-led Care Share program. Sip a coffee, browse guilt-free, and be part of something bigger.

From the Covington newsletter, October 6, 2026

St Francis Thrift Store & Kitty Haven is part of St. Francis Animal Sanctuary, the Southeast’s largest no-kill companion animal sanctuary caring for more than 600 dogs and cats each year. It’s a low-key treasure hunt for locals, with feel-good vibes from a place built on compassion.

From the Mandeville newsletter, October 7, 2026

Whether you’re clearing out closets or hunting that ‘how is this only $4’ treasure, Options Fabulous Finds turns thrifting into community impact.

From the Ponchatoula newsletter, October 24, 2026

Northshore Food Bank Resale Shop is the kind of thrift store locals love, packed with gently used furniture, clothing, home decor, kitchenware, and kids’ finds, all donated by neighbors. Prices are friendly, the selection rotates fast, and every cartful helps fuel vital food programs in our community.

From the Covington newsletter, October 1, 2026

If you’re the kind of Ponchatoula local who loves a good rummage, C J's Antiques & Collectibles is a laid-back trove of vintage finds and quirky conversation starters. Swing through when the urge to browse hits, then leave smugly with something your friends will ask about.

From the Ponchatoula newsletter, October 20, 2026

If your house keeps hinting it wants character, White Elephant Trading Co is stocked with vintage dressers, dining pieces, accent pieces, and in-house painted one-offs, plus concrete statuary, imported doors and shutters, and even whiskey barrels.

From the Mandeville newsletter, October 4, 2026

Redemption Nola is a thrift boutique curating high-end women’s pieces, unique home decor, and handmade jewelry by women at Lynhaven Retreat, so your find feels extra good.

From the Mandeville newsletter, September 30, 2026

Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.

Chain operation that buys & sells gently used items for children, including clothes, shoes & toys.

Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.

Carriage House Bookshop is the Friends of the New Orleans Public Library’s cozy trove for gently used books, music, and movies at prices that make impulse stacks feel responsible. The best part, every find funds local library programs, from early literacy and large-print collections to scholarships for librarians.

From the New Orleans newsletter, September 11, 2026

Moss Antiques is a family-run shop with over a century in the trade, packed with high-end furniture, sparkling silver, statement chandeliers, and jewelry you actually want to inherit. Go this week to browse oyster plates, objet d’art, and other pieces with stories built in, not big-box sameness.

From the New Orleans newsletter, August 8, 2026

Housed in a former 1920s theater with booths full of antique tools, vintage furniture, and ornate collectibles, Theater Antiques Mall is where Central locals go when they want the real deal. Thoughtful curation and staff who actually know their stuff make the hunt equal parts fun and fruitful.

From the Central newsletter, September 9, 2026

YEP Thrift Works is a legit treasure hunt for clothing, furniture, and household finds, run as a hands-on training ground where local young people build real customer service, point of sale, and inventory management skills.

From the New Orleans newsletter, October 11, 2026

Because your closet deserves stories, Vice & Graft curates vintage, heritage, and handmade finds that feel wonderfully New Orleans: original tees, perfectly broken in jackets, sultry lingerie, quirky advertising and militaria, plus objects, books, and ephemera.

From the New Orleans newsletter, October 13, 2026

Century Girl Vintage is that cozy, whimsical spot where the racks are thoughtfully curated with women's vintage and designer pieces that feel collected, not crowded. Perfect when your closet needs a little main-character energy, whether it's date night or just a Tuesday you want to make interesting.

From the New Orleans newsletter, September 22, 2026

Lucullus Antiques turns culinary history into everyday charm, with a curated mix of kitchen furniture, tools, serving pieces, and tableware that begs to be used. Their Bywater warehouse also offers design consultations, so your home can feel au courant while still inviting a little well-earned patina.

From the New Orleans newsletter, September 29, 2026

Magazine Antique Mall is a multi-vendor trove with a little of everything, from furniture to Mardi Gras beads and the odd curiosity you didn't know you needed. Perfect for weekend browse-and-score sessions when your place needs character, not big-box sameness.

From the New Orleans newsletter, September 27, 2026

Merchant House gathers a sharp crew of local merchants and artists under one historic Lower Garden District roof, curating vintage furniture, art, and decor with real presence. The collection evolves constantly, styled like a gallery so you can snag statement pieces that feel New Orleans now, not dusty-then.

From the New Orleans newsletter, August 31, 2026

The Occasional Wife French Quarter mixes consignment with estate-sale finds, plus a team that can organize, declutter, and even pack so your place finally breathes. Drop stuff off, pick something better up, then let them handle the rest so Sunday stays sacred.

From the New Orleans newsletter, September 4, 2026

If your space needs soul, Consign Consign delivers with an antiques-and-consignment home store vibe, an almost 5,000-square-foot showroom stuffed with artwork, statement furniture, and those why-didn’t-I-find-this-sooner pieces.

From the New Orleans newsletter, September 9, 2026

Haus of Fox and Rob, from the New Orleans couple behind Oscar-nominated TIME, drops statement-making tees that read like mini pep talks. Grab the 1865 or Never Give Up and let your shirt start the conversation while you pretend it was all part of your plan.

From the New Orleans newsletter, August 29, 2026

Refresh your rotation at The Encore Shop, an upscale consignment spot where business attire, casual wear, evening dresses and elegant accessories show up as top-quality designer finds at sweet-bargain prices.

From the New Orleans newsletter, August 24, 2026

Junk's Above is that nostalgic thrift spot where the racks and shelves are loaded with secondhand clothes, quirky collectibles, toys, and all the doodads you didn't know you needed. Perfect for a quick Mid-City rummage when your place or closet needs character without the sticker shock.

From the New Orleans newsletter, September 20, 2026

La Belle Nouvelle is a spacious showroom of antique home and office finds sourced from Argentina and across Europe, perfect when your space needs soul, not flat-pack. Expect well-made, timeworn pieces with quiet drama that play nicely in New Orleans homes and studios, from classic to quirky.

From the New Orleans newsletter, September 15, 2026

Since 1899, Keil's Antiques has been the go-to for locals chasing 18th and 19th century finds, from stately furnishings and glittering chandeliers to jewelry and objets d'art, the kind that make your shotgun house feel like it inherited a few good stories.

From the New Orleans newsletter, October 5, 2026

From hand blown glass melon globe lanterns and glittering bronze and crystal chandeliers to Louis XV and Louis XVI commodes, trumeaux, and carved buffets, French Antique Shop Inc is where you hunt down the showstopper this week. Their Magasin collection brings everyday polish if you just need the finishing touch.

From the New Orleans newsletter, October 20, 2026