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Vintage Shopping in the Bay of Quinte

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Vintage Shopping in the Bay of Quinte

There’s something satisfying about finding the thing you weren’t looking for. A perfectly worn-in jacket, a mid-century lamp, a stack of old cookbooks, a piece of antique furniture or a one-of-a-kind object with a story behind it. Around the Bay of Quinte, the hunt takes you through downtown storefronts, antique shops, rural stops and community thrift stores. Here’s where to go vintage hunting across Brighton, Quinte West, Belleville, Kenhtè:ke (Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory) and Greater Napanee.

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AT A GLANCE

(from east to west)

Brighton

Best For:
Antiques + eclectic finds

Key Stops:

  • Marions Antiques
  • Brighton Clothing & Treasures

Quinte West

Best For:
Antiques, vintage, collectibles + thrift

Key Stops:

  • Antiques Mickey Herrington
  • Second Spin
  • Mission Thrift

Belleville

Best For:
Vintage fashion + mid-century

Key Stops:

  • Boretski Gallery
  • Funk & Gruven A To Z
  • Tinkered Decor & More
  • Kimberly’s DeJa Vu
  • Mission Thrift

Kenhtè:ke

(Tyendinaga mohawk territory)

Best For:
Indigenous art + locally made goods

Key Stops:

  • Native Renaissance
  • Rebecca Maracle Mohawk Feathersmith

Greater Napanee

Best For:
Antiques, furniture + treasure hunting

Key Stops:

  • A&A Antiques
  • Hawk Vale
  • Napanee Home Interiors
  • Sweet William
  • Napanee Charitable Thrift

The Itinerary

GREATER NAPANEE

A&A Antiques

8542 County Rd 2 W

A destination antique stop with multiple spaces to explore and a selection of antiques, furniture and collectibles. An easy detour from Highway 401.

Hawk Vale – Antiques & Flower Farm

1408 County Rd 1

An especially memorable stop because antiques and a seasonal flower farm share the same rural setting.

Napanee Home Interiors

1372 Lennox & Addington County Rd 1 W

A more curated take on vintage home shopping, with antique and vintage furniture and décor selected with a designer’s eye.

Sweet William Decor

3 Dundas St E

A downtown stop for shoppers who like vintage character alongside timeless new furniture and home décor.

Napanee Charitable Thrift Store

113 Richmond Blvd

A proper rummage-friendly thrift stop with clothing, books, kitchenware, jewellery, toys, music, collectibles and more.

TYENDINAGA MOHAWK TERRITORY

Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory adds an important dimension to this Bay of Quinte shopping experience. While it isn’t a vintage-shopping destination in the traditional sense, it offers visitors the opportunity to discover Indigenous art, craft, design and locally made goods, while connecting their shopping experience to the history and living culture of the Kanyen’kehá:ka people.

Native Renaissance

386 Highway 49

An Indigenous-owned and operated art gallery and gift shop featuring Indigenous art, crafts, jewellery, clothing, home goods, books and gifts.

Rebecca Maracle Mohawk Feathersmith

849 Highway 49

A Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory studio showcasing one-of-a-kind wearable art and handcrafted pieces made with feather and leather.

BELLEVILLE

Boretski Gallery

300 Front St

A standout for vintage fashion, hats, jewellery and accessories, along with antique and collectible pieces. Put this near the top of a vintage-fashion itinerary.

Funk & Gruven A To Z

52 Bridge St E

For mid-century modern furniture, lighting, art, décor, architectural pieces and other one-of-a-kind finds.

Tinkered Decor & More

217 Front St

A mix of vintage and upcycled finds, handmade goods and home décor — ideal for shoppers who like their vintage with a creative twist.

Kimberly’s DeJa Vu Boutique

6835 Hwy 62 N

Secondhand fashion with a boutique feel, including women’s clothing, formalwear, special-occasion pieces and accessories.

Mission Thrift Store - Belleville

315 Pinnacle St

A community thrift store offering secondhand clothing, furniture, books, housewares and collectibles.

QUINTE WEST

Antiques Mickey Herrington

36 Murray St

A small independent antique shop in downtown Trenton — the kind of place to browse without a shopping list and see what catches your eye.

Sutton Consignment

35A Dundas St W

A mix of antiques, vintage farmhouse finds, military memorabilia, clothing and sports collectibles. A particularly good stop when you want more than vintage fashion.

Second Spin Thrift

390 Sidney St

A locally focused secondhand clothing stop with changing inventory across adult, kids’ and baby apparel.

Mission Thrift Store - Trenton

98 Dundas St W

A classic thrift-store treasure hunt with clothing, books, housewares, furniture, jewellery, media, collectibles and more.

Grand Trunk Market & Marshland Creations

28 McMaster Rd

A weekend market-style stop combining vintage décor, repurposed pieces, handmade goods and local products.

The Geek Shack

36 Dundas St W

For shoppers whose definition of vintage includes toys, pop culture and nostalgia, this is a collectibles-focused detour.

BRIGHTON

Marions Antiques

360 Main St

Downtown antique-shopping stop with antiques, vintage décor, collectibles and furniture. Inventory changes, so it rewards a slow browse and a return visit.

Brighton Clothing & Treasures

101 Applewood Dr

A community-minded secondhand stop for clothing, accessories, household goods and the kind of random treasure that makes thrift shopping fun.

Uncle Joe’s Attic

43 Richardson Street

A compact, eclectic antique stop with vintage furniture, collectibles and décor. A good place for the unexpected find.

Come with a list. Leave with a story.

Around the Bay of Quinte, the best vintage finds aren’t always the ones you set out to find. Take the scenic route, leave some room in the trunk and see what turns up.

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The Bay of Quinte RMB Land Acknowledgement

The Bay of Quinte Regional Marketing Board is committed to acknowledging, appreciating and understanding the Indigenous Peoples’ historic connection to this land and to raising awareness by building relationships in collaboration with Indigenous partners and communities. 

We recognize and acknowledge that we are living and working on the traditional territory of the Wendat, Mississaugas, Anishinaabeg and Haudenosaunee which includes the Kenhtè:ke Kanyen’kehá:ka (Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte) with whom we work in direct partnership with. 

This partnership focuses on the common goal of celebrating the region with the Kenhtè:ke Kanyen’kehá:ka who are equal partners within the organization and at the Board of Directors table contributing to the mandate and operations.

This mandate includes listening to, learning from, and collaborating with the Kenhtè:ke Kanyen’kehá:ka and actively incorporating their culture and heritage into the practice of responsible destination marketing and management of the region.

We understand that this land acknowledgement is only a small step towards the larger process of reparations and reconciliation.

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