The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Chittenden County

Whether you're chasing a long-out-of-print novel or just love the smell of paper and possibility, Speaking Volumes Books delivers with tens of thousands of used books, ephemera, and vintage magazines. Bonus points for the Randolph sibling that adds vinyl, CDs, cassettes, audio gear, and clothing consignment.

From the Burlington newsletter, October 21, 2026

Banana Stand keeps Burlington kitted with apparel, footwear, and skateshop finds, mixing new-season SS26 pieces with past releases you actually want to wear again. Expect a brand list worth a scroll and gear that plays nice with Vermont layers.

From the Burlington newsletter, October 23, 2026

Whether your living room needs a statement piece or that dim corner needs salvation, The Lamp Shop specializes in unique vintage fixtures refurbished with care, plus some sharp new lighting. They can tweak pendant lengths to fit your space and help you land that cozy mid century glow.

From the Burlington newsletter, October 14, 2026

Shalom Shuk The Marketplace of Peace is the kind of local thrift spot where you can actually find useful, well-kept clothes, household wares, and small goods. Bonus, every score helps support new immigrants and neighbors in need, all tucked inside OZ’s historic renovated carriage barn.

From the Burlington newsletter, October 17, 2026

If that drawer of old coins, mismatched silver, or a stray pocket watch is calling your name, Vermont Coin & Jewelry makes selling or browsing easy with straightforward appraisals, knowledgeable staff, and a legit collector vibe. They’re a PCGS Authorized Dealer and ANA member, so you’re in good hands.

From the Winooski newsletter, October 16, 2026

Richmond Food Shelf & Thrift Store pairs curated, affordable used clothing (mostly women’s, plus men’s, kids, baby) with a community food shelf offering free staples, fresh produce, cheese, frozen meat, and milk coupons with no income qualifications, so your closet refresh helps neighbors eat well.

From the Williston newsletter, October 16, 2026

Looking to give your old house that "been here forever" vibe? Architectural Salvage Warehouse (Mason Brothers) is a rabbit hole of reclaimed doors, windows, mantels, lighting, hardware, even plumbing and estate finds, perfect for weekend projects and renovations that deserve the real deal, not big-box knockoffs.

From the Colchester newsletter, October 7, 2026

Family-run for nearly a century, The Barns at Lang Farm in Essex Junction delivers that rustic-chic Vermont setting locals actually want for weddings, fundraisers, or milestone parties. Think post-and-beam charm, perennial gardens, a bluestone patio and Green Mountain views...

From the Colchester newsletter, September 30, 2026

This week, refresh your closet and your mood at Hunny Musturd Shop, where vintage styles from the 1960s to 2000s come in sizes XS to 4XL, plus work from over 50 Vermont artists and small businesses. Drop a piece for a quick mend, snag a risograph print, maybe treat yourself at The Hunny Hive too.

From the Burlington newsletter, October 6, 2026

Whether you lean sterling, gold fill, or solid gold, Rackk & Ruin designs and fabricates jewelry in their Vermont studio, with one-of-a-kind pieces, The Vintage Edit, and ceremonial work. Stop by the Atelier this week to dial in your daily stack, pair a Rosette Hoop with a trombone chain, or start a bespoke ring.

From the Burlington newsletter, September 30, 2026

With over 60 antique and vintage vendors under one roof, Vintage Inspired Marketplace is the kind of ever-changing rabbit hole where Burlington folks score wearable throwbacks, home decor with actual history, and real ephemera for crafting. Go when you’ve got time to linger, then brag later.

From the Burlington newsletter, September 3, 2026

Dirt Chic is the upscale consignment spot locals swear by for stylish women's and men's pieces, plus accessories, maternity, kids’ and baby, and a bridal section. Trade in what you’re done with, then walk out with something you’ll actually wear this week, and feel smugly sustainable.

From the Burlington newsletter, October 29, 2026

Fear and Cloathing is all about curated vintage goods and timeless pieces, the kind that instantly level up your everyday rotation. When your closet's feeling blah, pop in this week for character, quality, and finds that feel like you discovered them on purpose.

From the Burlington newsletter, September 14, 2026

Whether you’re chasing the perfect broken-in denim, a one-of-a-kind blouse, or jewelry with a story, Project Object Vintage nails the curated find. Check their events calendar, book a denim fitting, and brighten this week with a little sartorial serotonin... Burlington wardrobes deserve some fun.

From the Burlington newsletter, September 22, 2026

The Vault Collective is a group-boutique of New England vintage clothiers, with his, hers, and theirs racks curated from pre-50s treasures to 90s staples, plus designer one-offs and vintage home goods. Swing by when your closet needs personality, not fast fashion, and you might find your new forever jacket.

From the Burlington newsletter, September 29, 2026

Part reuse shop, part treasure cave, Junktiques keeps good stuff out of the landfill and into Burlington homes with artist-friendly materials, quirky antiques, and low-cost quality finds. They even lean into bartering and the occasional show, so swing by this week and poke around.

From the Burlington newsletter, October 11, 2026

Make time this week to rummage at Billie Jean Vintage, the local spot for vintage gems that make your everyday outfits a little more you. Do a quick treasure hunt between errands, then, if the couch calls, keep the spree going on Instagram or Etsy... no judgment.

From the Colchester newsletter, September 26, 2026