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Vintage lovers will spend hours browsing through the market's 70+ dealers, crammed with everything from rare vintage finds to colourful baubles. Alfies Antique Market also has a Rooftop Kitchen boasting panoramic views over London. Discover this bustling gourmet's paradise in London. Borough Market is stacked with a range of fresh and organic produce including fruit, veg, meat and cheese, as well as condiments, baked treats and delicious street food. There's a wide selection of fantastic specialist ingredients and indulgent treats to take home, as well as plenty of stalls where you can grab a quick and tasty lunch. Spreading across several streets in the Brick Lane area, you'll find both junk and gems in this market! There's bric-a-brac, second-hand furniture, vintage clothes, shoes and lots more. There are also some fantastic stalls selling exotic spices and colourful saris. Sunday is the best day to visit the market. Broadway Market in Hackney sells an eclectic mix of goods from local farmers, artists and craftspeople.

Shop here for delicious ingredients, tasty ready-made food, unique and unusual clothes and gifts as well as furniture, lighting and more! You can also check out the nearby Netil Market, which is a smaller, artier, foodier affair. Camden Lock is the central hub of Camden's huge market, which is home to more than 100 shops and stalls. Here you'll find an extensive range of goods from designer clothes and accessories, to one-off pieces of art, food and furnishings. There's also designer workshops, studios, stalls, shops, cafes, restaurants and bars. Anyone with green fingers should make a stop here for plants, shrubs, bulbs and trees. Columbia Road is a must-see, super-colourful street market in East London. You can pick up gardening accessories from the surrounding shops, and make sure you take home some of the gorgeous cut-flowers on offer. Housed in and around the iconic Market Building and Piazzas, Covent Garden is an architectural masterpiece. Along with the speciality shops, restaurants and cafes in the Apple Market you'll come across street performers amongst the gorgeous craft, antiques and jewellery on offer.

Greenwich Market has beautiful products from designer makers and small cottage industries. Weekends are busiest, with about 150 stalls selling an enticing range of jewellery, pictures, clothes and accessories, and unique gifts. There's also a food court and local shops selling even more goodies. Situated under the railway arches in the Ropewalk near London Bridge station is Maltby Street Market, a foodie's playground. Lululemon Warehouse Sale Minneapolis PricesThere is a fantastic range of street food sellers lined up and down the narrow market over the weekend, from the piled-high New York style sandwiches at Monty's Deli, to Little Bird gin cocktails and the famous St John Bakery's filled donuts. Pug Breeders South West UkOpen on Saturdays from 9am-4pm and on Sundays from 11am-4pm.Bouvier Des Flandres Puppies For Sale Alabama

Old Spitalfields Market is a popular covered market selling everything from clothes to food to artwork. The market is full of cutting-edge fashion and accessories, from designer brands to independent boutiques. Nearby you'll also find specialist shops, hairdressers, street food and restaurants. Thursday is Antiques Market day and Friday is the day to visit for clothes and art shoppers, while weekend shoppers can expect a bit of everything. Portobello Road has been a market since the 1800s but became particularly famous for its antiques in the 1950s. Now there are numerous stalls offering everything from fruit and bread to posters, vintage and designer clothes, bric-a-brac, music and, of course, loads of antiques! The market is in full swing on Saturdays.  There's an array of tasty treats on offer at the Southbank Centre Market hosted in the Southbank Centre Square behind the Royal Festival Hall on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and bank holiday Mondays. The rotating cast of street food vendors are specifically chosen for their dedication to delicious, sustainable and ethically-minded food and drink.

Thrift Stores Often Have Sales Inexpensive Goods Supporting CharityThis article lists the shops in Lebanon County, central Pennsylvania, which sell pre-owned clothing and some household goods and are run by a 501(c)(3) registered charity. A few also sell furniture. It does not include consignment shops which re-sell items for a modest profit for the owner. The Lebanon area is fortunate to have many thrift shops with high standards and quality merchandise at very LOW prices! Locations of Lebanon Thrift Stores Route 422 is the Way to SaveAlthough the eight stores listed in the table below have differing street addresses, five of them, in fact, sit along Pennsylvania Route 422. Rather amazing bit of trivia, that. The other three are not very far off this road. That makes it very convenient for a shopper who wants to easily visit more than one of the thrift stores. Lebanon County Thrift Store Map Blue MountainThe Blue Mountain store is very large warehouse with a great selection of clothing and goods.

It has nice, clean fitting rooms and helpful volunteers and employees. In addition, it is connected to a related furniture outlet which the mission seems to be developing. Although this store is along Route 422, it sits very far back from the road, maybe 200 feet. Therefore, it is helpful to know the general location and to be "on the lookout" as you travel. There is abundant parking in front of the store. Goodwill Helps People Help Themselves Goodwill LebanonThe Goodwill thrift store is one of two along 12th Street in the city of Lebanon. It is in a strip mall with a Weis Supermarket, so there is fantastic parking. The store is well-lit, very clean and medium sized. The range of merchandise seemed small for the size of the store, however. Perhaps I visited at a low point or just before a stocking day. In any event, it is well worth a visit. The new Palmyra Goodwill Store New Goodwill StoreThere is a newly opened Goodwill Thrift store in Palmyra, PA. It is, amazingly, on Route 422.

It is large, clean, and worth visiting.. Humane Society Modest Exterior Hides Gorgeous Store Humane SocietyThis store benefits the animal shelter run by the society. People gush about this store with good reason: it holds many delicate and wondrous treasures, yet still sells them at thrift store prices. The ambience is lovely. Obviously, someone with design and merchandising background lays out the store. There are nooks and crannies with collectibles and jewelry, and a vintage goods room on the second floor. Finally, one medium sized room feels like a traditional thrift shop with clothing and dressing rooms. Of course, there are always two of the Humane shelter cats in pens waiting to convince a shopper to adopt them. A small parking lot is provided to the side, or one can park on the street or use a free municipal lot 2 blocks away. This store is worth the tvisit! Salvation ArmyThis store sits on its own along Route 422 east of the city of Lebanon. It has its own spacious store and well-maintained parking lot.

The store comes close in size to the Blue Mountain thift store and is organized with the same warehouse feel. However, the Salvation Army store has more sunlight and electric lighting - something I appreciate. This store has a very good selection of clothing and copious household goods. The "Jubilees"This charity is the dominant one for operating thrift shops in Lebanon (and adjacent counties.) Each of the three shops has its own character, but all have a common feel of a very homey, comfortable touch. Displays are lovingly crafted. The clothing portion is carpeted in all the stores . Following are some slight differences. Myerstown - I love the fact that this Jubille store is in the heart of Mennonite farm country. It is attached to an Ace hardware store and shares the parking lot. The parking lot includes a TWO-BUGGY parking shed. Yes, we have plenty of horse-and-buggy famillies in this section of Lebanon County. Therefore, it is natural to have hitching posts. However, the hardware store and Jubilee store very considerately provide a shed with a roof AND a shovel and large garbage can.

(Must I explain why they are needed?) Lebanon - This is the other thrift store on 12th street. The store has its own parking lot which is very small. It also has signs indicating where overflow parking is available. Some of the beautiful and unique features of the 12th Street store are trees in the landscaping, a 2-story building, the inclusion of a local bologna-makers outlet shop (sellling packages of meat which was irregularly cut, but otherwise just as good and yummolicious as the bologna sold in the grocery stores) and a snack bar upstairs. The second floor holds truckloads of used furniture and household goods; the first floor has clothing. Palmyra - This Jubilee store is in a former school building, turned sewing factory, turned store. THe hardwaood floors and stairs give it away. Surprisingly, it also has the bologna outlet and a snack bar. however, its 2 floors are organized differently than those of the Lebanon city store. The Palmyra store has the regular store upstairs and then a bargain basement.