The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Methuen

“Cleaning out a jewelry box, Cash For Gold Inc in Salem tests and buys gold, silver, coins and high-end pieces with free appraisals and direct refinery prices. A+ BBB rating, 47 years in business, and quick loans with no credit needed make it an easy local win.”

“Merry Go Rounds curates quality kids’ clothes, toys, and books so you can outfit growing humans without blowing the budget. Shop new arrivals online or via IG stories, consign your outgrown stuff for cash, and feel good about keeping it all in the local loop in Dorchester.”

From the Leominster newsletter, September 11, 2026

“St Francis & St Clare Thrift is part of Lazarus House Ministries, in Lawrence, and it’s where locals score budget friendly clothing and home goods without the rummage fatigue.”

From the Lawrence newsletter, September 1, 2026

“Lazarus House Ministries - Thrift Store keeps prices friendly and shelves stocked with quality clothing, housewares, and bedding, plus they provide vouchers when someone’s in a pinch.”

From the Methuen newsletter, September 18, 2026

“Uncommon Closet turns upscale resale into a treasure hunt with new and preloved designer pieces added weekly, sourced from individual donors, boutiques, and manufacturers, plus stylists who can build a look or a capsule wardrobe.”

From the Lawrence newsletter, August 27, 2026

“Boston Building Resources - Reuse Center is a nonprofit store and community hub for material reuse and hands-on workshops, so your next home project costs less and wastes less. Donate what you don't need, grab what you do, then learn how to use it like a pro this week.”

From the Brookline newsletter, August 21, 2026

“Commonwealth Books is the kind of quietly chaotic used shop locals love, with shelves that swing from dog‑eared paperbacks to rare editions, plus antique prints and maps for your inner map nerd. Go when you’re in the mood to browse and let serendipity pick your next read.”

From the Newton newsletter, September 6, 2026

“Large market featuring a variety of vendors selling goods ranging from new to used, such as clothes, toys and household items.”

“If your place could use a little character, Upstairs Downstairs Home delivers a smart mix of art, antiques, and fresh decor, plus one-of-a-kind gifts from local artists. Thoughtful curation means you’ll actually find pieces that feel personal, not mass produced.”

From the Boston newsletter, September 18, 2026

“If your closet or living room needs personality, Retrospect North End nails it with well-picked secondhand finds, select designer pieces, funky jewelry, art and furniture, plus creative home decor that brings a 20th century twinkle. Friendly community vibes included, perfect for a quick midweek treasure hunt.”

From the Cambridge newsletter, August 27, 2026

“Craving a closet refresh without the sticker shock? Covet curates secondhand and vintage finds that actually feel new-to-you, from designer bags to everyday staples, plus gifts and jewelry, and you can consign your closet too.”

From the Boston newsletter, August 27, 2026

“Sunday indoor market with an eclectic array of vintage goods, including apparel, furnishings & art.”

“If you get giddy over Meissen figurines, Sevres portrait plates or Baccarat stemware, Elegant Findings Antiques is a local rabbit hole of finely curated finds, loved for thirty-three years. Expect European porcelain, crystal and decorative pieces that turn everyday tables into little museums.”

From the Fall River newsletter, September 13, 2026

“If your closet needs a refresh but you’re not into paying full freight, Covet curates secondhand and vintage designer clothing, bags, shoes, and accessories that actually feel special. Skip the drive and stalk their Instagram stories for 100+ daily drops, then have your finds shipped to your door.”

From the Leominster newsletter, September 1, 2026

“Castanet Designer Consignment has a decade of curating the good stuff, from Chanel to unexpected one-offs, all gently loved and ready for a second act. If you're Newton-based and craving a closet refresh, this is the treasure hunt that actually rewards you... go this week.”

From the Boston newsletter, September 24, 2026