Trove Marketplace

Awesome surprised! Tucked down a back road in a strip mall-looks small but when you walk inside it is big! Staff were very friendly and they had really fun booths. Left with two handmade necklaces and a vintage beer sign in good condition for great prices. Will definitely be back!

Great place for unique finds. Very Friendly people. Willing to help if needed. I bought a piece of furniture and the person working was so helpful in getting it to and in my car. (Actually on my car :) ) So many cool things. I didn't have a lot of time to spend appreciating all that is in the store. Will be going back with more time to spend. Great little find.

I really like Trove - it's worth the time to find them if you're near Stillwater.I didn't think I'd like Trove. I usually dislike - or even hate - "vintage" shops that are crammed with vintage thrift store type items, garage sale crap, up-cycled junk, and poorly made amateurish crafts. But Trove really won me over.First of all, the space is huge and spacious. It's essentially 2 huge warehouse type rooms in the back with a giant entry area in front and a smallish secondary room near the windows. Then you enter the 2 big spaces. Trove is basically a "mall" with multiple vendors. Everyone has a completely different specialty.Second, everything is laid out nicely. All of the sellers are organized and the displays are all beautiful and well thought out. I didn't find one single vendor that was a slacker or below par. Obviously, there are some high standards here. There's a lot of extra space too so you don't have the usual feeling like everything's crammed together. There's plenty of elbow room and space to wander.Third, the items are nice, plentiful, and they represent an astounding variety of items. For example, there's a seller that has hundreds of Hot Wheels in the boxes. There's another that has some super interesting hand-made artistic wood items - high end, nice, beautiful. I found another area that has some killer steam punk industrial type pieces. I also found a vintage mid-century area with awesome, high end, rare items like Moss Lamps from the 1950s. If you haven't seen them before, you have to check them out. They're the epitome of over-the-top 50s kitsch. They aren't cheap. On the other hand, I dare you to try to find another one anywhere else in the Twin Cities.Fourth, the staff members are all very pleasant. I found them all to be friendly, informative, cheery, and responsive without being overbearing. Nice.Trove is a little tricky to find but worth the trip. Check out my photos. If you like these types of items, you should stop by.Thanks, Trove!-Daddy Maxx Retro

This place is a hidden gem! Over 40 vendors and so many neat things to look at. I felt like I was out of town for the 30 mins I was in there lol I'll post pics of some of the items I bought. The ladies who run the store name Kelly and Linda were very sweet and accommodating! Prices were also very affordable for the most part. Certain vintage items were a lot more but that's understandable. I will be back for sure :)

Love this place.. staff is so so friendly and helps with your odd taste and finding things.(yes i am the bobblehead lady). A little bit of everything they have here.Always has new items..

This is in the old Goodwill building and a big open space with various vendor areas. They have everything to some local artisan making jewelry to wood products to furniture and glassware. They have very limited times and days they are open so be sure to check website prior to making the drive.

I was at caribou coffee & got 2 Small Carmel cappachino with oat milk extra hot. They charged me over $12 for 2 drinks!!! That is outrages!!!

I've found so many excellent things in trove.Marketplace, ranging from gifts for friends to pieces of furniture that I have in my apartment. I'm also a big fan of just walking around and looking at what people have managed to dig up. It seems like there isn't really any limit on the kind of vintage or collectible things they'll sell there which is really fun.