Good JuJu

Found some really cool concrete statues that we havent been able to find that nice of condition enjoy going and looking often

This is usually my 1st stop at First Friday wknds in Westbottoms. Need something handcrafted, locally made, or just something old and unusual for a gift? You can find it here

This was my first time going to First Friday and First Saturday in the West Bottoms. I must say this area is a hidden gem for sure! Good JuJu have good prices and the items are things you can use. The staff seems to be friendly and helpful.I can't wait to attend another event.

Out of all the shops in the West Bottoms, this is by far my favorite. I always come home with something unique and receive so many compliments on the items I purchase from Good Juju.

First experience here - was quite interesting! They have a vast selection of great antiques and vintage items... many many booths to browse through. There is quite a collection of shabby-chic items scattered throughout, but one can overlook that! Really appreciate there is a staff member around each corner, readily available to offer their assistance.

Oh Good JuJu! I feel so bad for you. I feel like you've crumbled under the weight of your success. It's really not your fault, but man that 5 star rating has GOT to go.See, Good Juju has always only been open on the first weekend of every month, in order to restock their store with quality antiques and vintage/retro merchandise. That makes perfect sense, and for a low rent area, it's a sound business plan. The problem is, it was TOO successful, and now there are like 12 other giant stores in the neighborhood that do the same thing. And frankly, many of them do it better. I have sympathy, because unique, funky antiques are definitely in rare supply, and I feel like the people who curate this store have to put a lot of effort into finding good merch. There may just not be as much of it out there anymore. Every time I go down to the West Bottoms for the first weekend antique thing, I make sure and stop at Good Juju. I still do like it. But there are a handful of other stores that I vastly prefer. Thanks for starting a great trend, Good JuJu. Now just see if you can find a way back in front of it.

After a day of searching through the antique shops along antique row and being all "woe is me for I cannot afford anything here" (I still can't stop thinking about that green desk for over 3K. Being that my car cost *half* of that, well, let's just say that's out of my budget), imagine my joy upon entering Good JuJu.You see, I have an obsession with things from the past. You'll find a good amount of vintage in my closet and quite a few vintage pieces of furniture in my house and possibly one or two antiques (the *general* rule is that antique items are 100 + years). I would love to have more such items in my home, but I simply cannot decide what era is my favorite. You might find me drooling over a mid-century modern living room set, buuut I can't say that I could make that commitment because that's not going to go with my Victorian lamp or my art deco coffee table. It's really difficult to choose so I tend to just pick pieces pre-mid century, mix that in with some modern pieces and call it a style.But I would love something a bit more pristine. Maybe some day when I rightfully claim my castle along Ward Parkway, I can have rooms that are pristine. Until then, I'll decorate our 100 year old rental in my typical style, even if it afflicted with a personality disorder. Voi-la Good JuJu! Oh my *heavens*!! I was so excited to peruse each and every booth and their treasures, all in pristine to good to used and abused but still quite charming condition. Such as: those rubber animals that kids played with in the 40s, Christmas kitsch, glassware, vintage roller skates (avec key!), but furniture is where they who grace Good JuJu truly shine. Around every corner I was gasping for air and then when I found my dream enamel top table, I almost knew what it was like to reach a state of nirvanic bliss. Such tables cost upward of 300 dollars in New York. At Good Juju it was marked 120. A lovely 50s grey and pink kitchen table with chairs would be so lovely if only we had an eat-in kitchen. Now on to the dressers and Hoosier cabinets! The selection ranges from turn of the century to mid-century, all reasonably priced. My problem, of course, I could not choose! Luckily they are open again next Saturday. We were good today. Despite me wanting to replace every item in our house with "new" stuff from here, we took measurements of two Hoosier cabinets, made mental notes for a buffet in the dining room, bookmarked the enamel table and purchased a metal fan and a saucy red/black fringe lamp with a vintage base for only 12 dollars.Keep in mind Good JuJu has limited hours (they are open First Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and sometimes they'll add on another Saturday or two during the month. Call to check.

One of my very favorite stores!! Went today and managed to find quite a few treasures! The staff are so friendly and helpful. Everything is displayed nicely and great prices! I was so sad when I couldn't go last weekend and so happy they were open one more time before Christmas!!A place in KC not to miss!!

I was there today shopping, Friday, February 3rd. This has to be one of my favorite antique vintage store at the West bottoms. I was so impressed and I could not quit shopping. I came home with some beautiful items that I bought there and my friends now want to go with me next time on first Friday to shop.

Didn't want to miss this antique store. Visiting Kansas City and this is open the first Friday of each month and I was lucky enough to be in town. Lots of fall decorations and Halloween. Many other antiques in this area so we hit the jackpot. Masks everywhere and social distancing and we got there when it first opened so very small groups starting to show up. Recommend!