When it comes to Lexington’s shopping scene, we love a good treasure hunt — and a good bargain. Our city is home to several stellar swap meets, cool co-ops, fabulous vintage shops, and resale gems. So get in, we’re going shopping.
Vintage shops
Vintage Therapy, 101 W. Loudon Ave., Ste. 178
The spot to find unique color-organized pieces, accessories, and exceptional game day gear. Pro tip: Follow them on Instagram to catch the latest original piece drops.
POPS Resale, 1423 Leestown Rd., Ste. B
Standing for “Previously Owned Products,” this legendary shop has been a Lexington staple since 1996. You might want to block off some time for its vast inventory of thrifted clothes, accessories, used and new records, as well as cassette + CD collections.
Street Scene, 2575 Regency Rd.
One of the first of its kind in Lexington, this charming shop buys and sells old-fashioned appliances, clothing + accessories. Pro tip: Fuel up your shopping adventure at neighboring business Coffee Times.
Cold Collection, 367 Southland Dr.
Fulfill all of your streetwear needs here. From clothing to sneakers, all inventory here has been authenticated, so you know you’re getting the best deal possible.
Gonzo Vintage, 132 W. 3rd St.
This weekends- and appointment-only gallery focuses on the finest case goods and chairs around. Mid-century modern enthusiasts will love to know that Gonzo always got its eyes out for bold Brasilia + luminous lamps.
Antique stores
The Domestic, 945 National Ave.
Ruled by the store cat, Admiral, The Domestic carries vintage and modern furniture with funky decor + unique framed murals for any room in your abode.
Feather Your Nest, 1317 W. Main St.
Don’t have the time to dig through droves of accessories and home decor? The crew here does all the heavy lifting for you, hunting down one-of-a-kind antiques and vintage pieces that your thrifty heart desires.
Wearhouse, 941 National Ave. Ste. 120
Spruce up your home with neat home finds + antique clothing pieces from the shop that created the multi-vendor Drunken Flea Market.
Scout Antique + Modern, 935 Liberty Rd.
Named after its precious pup, Scout is the best spot for original art, jewelry + used or new furniture. Their coffee table decor is a fan favorite. Pro tip: Keep an eye on the store’s Instagram page and stories to get first dibs.
Subject Matter, 771 W. Main St., Ste. 110
Located at the intersection of Main Street and the Distillery District lies this specialty antique shop. Personalizing your home won’t be hard thanks to its carefully curated collection of vendors, selling everything including vintage clothing, furniture, rugs, shelving, and more.
Meadowthorpe Antique Mall, 1463 Leestown Rd.
This larger than life location has everything from hard-to-find furniture pieces to the most sought after silver work imaginable. With that sort of selection, it’ll be hard to leave empty handed.
Thoroughbred Antique Gallery, 637 E. Main St.
For those accustomed to the finer things in life this luxury gallery is sure to satisfy. Keep an eye on its website for the latest offerings — pieces like a silver and gold Art Deco liquor flask never stick around for long.
Heritage Antiques, 154 N. Broadway
Across the street from the Lexington Opera House, this repurposed church houses more than 10,000 sq ft of antiques reaching back to the 1700s. Bonus: The building is also home to a local favorite lunch spot, The Courtyard Deli.
Resale and consignment shops
Peddler’s Mall, 1205 E. New Circle Rd.
Furniture? Check. Vintage decor? Check. Customizable art? Check. Whatever you can imagine, its likely to be found in one of the 600+ booths at the Peddler’s Mall. After a recent renovation, the warehouse offers even more opportunities for you to shop secondhand.
emporium, 193 Kentucky Ave.
Shop sustainably at this consignment store, where you’re bound to find your own unique treasure. Browse through dozens of vintage clothes, furniture, glassware, and more.
Another Man’s Treasure, 2550 Regency Rd.
Looking to spruce up your furniture game? Explore both used + new furniture and allow one of its helpful salespeople guide you through its 15,000+ sqft.
