Mariposa Marketplace

Soooo many things to see and look at. Tons of fun gifts. The thrifted stuff is a bit pricey but over all the owners and employees really went beyond to be so welcoming and friendly. Probably can get in trouble cus there's sooo many fun items it was hard to decide. Cool fortune telling machine in the back of the store too. Also don't forget to check out the upstairs too!

Things I love:The building itself is charming;There were pocket watches, including one with the deathly hallows;They sell art supplies!They have homemade caramel!Unique clothes, magnets, and lots of signs;Friendly staff; Books upstairs;LBGTQ friendly!

Must visit if you're in or near the area! I love visiting antique stores every time I travel and this is one of the best kept antique/shop type of store I've ever been to. Items are very well kept, unique, and prices are reasonable. There's two floors of a vast variety of beautiful items of all kinds. Bought two gorgeous antique plates and both ladies at the checkout counter were very nice and helpful from the moment you step in to the store to the moment you checkout.

S.O. and I walked inside here (trying to cool off) and also killing time before dinner. The cashier/staff told us that they have 33 artist's crafts that's available downstairs and upstairs. Wow.First floor: anything cowboy related as well as old antique posters/cards. They have some candy/sweet sections by the cashier so that's where I was most of the day. They had really interesting taffys and caramels.Second floor: this creeped me out. Imagine going through this section by yourself and its at night... yah. You can find dolls... old uniforms ... it just gave me weird vibes. It was interesting... just creepy.Overall... check it out if you're interested in killing time... this is definitely one of those place that will capture your attention due to its unlimited antique stuff!

Located on the main drag it's a not so small store made up of different vendors selling old and new arts and crafts and everything else. From Christmas items to old vinyl records from Black Sabbath to Elton John. The owners are very nice and helpful. Great little building to kill some time and look at some cool things. They have two stories worth of crafts to look at. I recommend hitting them up if your visiting Mariposa.

Cute shop! The owner is super sweet!This is a 2 story vintage shop. They have little cubicles of different peoples items to sell. All different prices. I have been here about 4 times and always found some goodies. One time was a bunch of old records, another was tin signs, another just a bunch of random stuff.

Very nice and friendly shopping area featuring several different venders and lots of options for gift or personal shopping. The owners are very nice and you get the small town feel here. I came in just wanting to kill a little time and was surprised there was 2 full floors of things to browse. Willing to help you in any way the woman asked if I was looking for anything particular, which I wasn't so she just filled me in on the fact that there was an upstairs too. Oh boy I decided to start at the top and work down. The beautiful staircase caught my attention it is such a grand scene. She was so gracious to tell me the story of the building and the magnificent staircase which I found amazing.I "browsed" quite a bit and did find several items from various venders and was surprised to find I killed just the right amount of time and in such an enjoyable way. I wasn't planning on buying anything or looking for anything but they have such good variety of venders and products and local made gifts etc that you are bound to find something for yourself or a gift for a loved one. If you come through town come in and check them out.

Mariposa Marketplace is essentially like a co-op where various vendors of collectibles, vintage and antiques display and sell their merchandise. This is located in a two-story John Trabucco Building, with great staircase leading upstairs. If you like browsing through old stuff, if you like thrift stores, you might find it interesting. If these things bother you, better skip it. There's great variety of things to examine though, especially if you have time. Not sure why this is listed under interior design or jewelry exactly, which gives you a wrong impression of the place. The word 'antiques' means old treasures to me, something that's hundred years old or more. I would say it's mostly vintage and collectibles.

Adorable shop-filled with most everything you could need for yourself, or better yet as a gift for someone else. Items from local artisans (loved the stunning mosaic lamp selection).

Met the owners , he was nice but she was rude . The store in general , was like an indoor garage sale . The only reason to go back there is for the candy canes at the front door ( excellent ) .