Green Table Gifts in Tempe will be celebrating its 4th anniversary on Saturday, July 11, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with a storewide sale, guest vendors—and even food trucks. A limited amount of special gifts with purchases will be … READ MORE

Antiques on Central began an exciting new chapter in its long association with Central Phoenix when it opened its doors in a beautifully refurbished building at the northeast corner of 7th Street and Missouri in early March. Visitors to this … READ MORE

Located inside Christine’s Antiques in Tucson is an incredibly unique Doll and Miniatures Museum that is the lifetime collection of the late Martha Christina Schurtz Olson, who established the antique shop in the early 1960s. The Museum was created in … READ MORE

Located on Cave Creek Road in Phoenix, south of where Thunderbird and Cactus Roads converge, there is a unique group of shops carrying a wide variety of antiques, vintage, home decor and repurposed items at affordable prices. When Publisher and … READ MORE

At Seriously Shabby in North Phoenix, the motto is “Don’t ask what it is . . . Imagine what it can be!” And that’s what makes this up and coming vintage venue such a fun place to explore.   Step … READ MORE

If you are looking for quality home furnishings at affordable prices, antiques, collectables or unusual items with local history, then Tom’s Fine Furniture & Collectables in Tucson is where you want to go. Located at 5454 E. Pima Street, Tom’s … READ MORE

If you haven’t been to Historic Downtown Gilbert in a while, why not plan a visit to this vibrant area—there are so many fun things to do and see. My sister Phyllis and I decided to spend a recent Saturday … READ MORE

Ruby Road Resale Mall in Camp Verde offers an exciting and unique shopping experience for customers, whether they are looking for antiques, one-of-a-kind treasures—or bargains! The store has millions of unique items in over 6000 square feet of space with … READ MORE

In 1998, Ron and Marcia Hughes opened Soda Pop’s Antique Store in the 1911 Miami Townsite Building built by a Miami founding father, Cleve Van Dyke. The building housed Nader’s Emporium clothing store and next door housed a cigar store … READ MORE