The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Kenosha County

Revival Room Resale is the no-dig, all-killer vintage spot for 90s and Y2K gems, handpicked and cleaned so you can actually find something brag-worthy. Expect inclusive sizes, good vibes, and pieces that feel like you... the kind of shop locals “just browse” then leave with a new favorite.

From the Kenosha newsletter, October 5, 2026

If your inner 90s kid still squeals at Star Wars toys, old-school Nintendo, retro threads, and pop-culture oddities from the 60s through early 2000s, Flip This Flip That is your treasure hunt this week.

From the Kenosha newsletter, October 4, 2026

If your shelves are begging for personality, Benson Corners Antiques is basically two antique malls across two buildings, with 18,000 square feet of booths full of vintage finds, from glassware to nostalgic toys.

From the Kenosha newsletter, August 12, 2026

Seventh Avenue Vintage & Vinyl in downtown Kenosha is the kind of spot where your 90s brain does a happy dance, with retro clothing, pop culture toys, old-school video games, and other rescued treasures from the 60s through early 2000s. Inventory changes constantly, so pop in or browse their online flea market.

From the Kenosha newsletter, October 28, 2026

Nifty Thrifty Shop LLC keeps racks tidy and prices kind, with a refreshed mix of clothing, household goods, décor, and small furniture. Every purchase supports Women & Children’s Horizons, and donations from your closet or kitchen help keep the clean, organized floor stocked with fresh treasures daily.

From the Kenosha newsletter, October 20, 2026

Just up the road in Kenosha, Vintage UnderGround Sales and Consignment curates mid-century furniture, true antiques, vintage clothing, glassware, and nostalgic collectibles. The friendly crew loves the stories behind each piece, so you leave with something that actually fits your vibe... and your living room.

From the Kenosha newsletter, October 2, 2026

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

Whether you’re hunting for a gently used dresser, a quirky bookshelf, or a wardrobe refresh that doesn’t torch the budget, St Vincent de Paul Kenosha Thrift Store turns thrifting into community care. Swing by this week, your finds help fund programs that feed, clothe, and assist neighbors.

From the Kenosha newsletter, October 13, 2026

Whether you pop in for unique vintage finds or for a pick me up, Olafson & Porter Vintage Goods pairs timeless treasures with creative coffee, sweet treats, and light lunches. They even pour craft cocktails while you browse or during events, so lingering feels less like shopping and more like a vibe.

From the Kenosha newsletter, October 25, 2026