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We recently spied a new shop along Indian School (east of 24th Street) and just had to stop by.
It’s not every day that a vintage and antique clothing, furniture,
kitchenware and bric-a-brac shop moves to our hood. In fact, Cheap
Thrills used to make its home in the North Valley, where owner Jeanne
Wiesly ran it for three years. Their official grand opening at the new
location goes down on Sunday, May 16, but it’s open for business now.
The
years of experience certainly show at this little house-turned-retail
space. The place is bursting with some fabulous threads, flashy costume
jewelry, funky lamps, a fine collection of vintage Corning Ware and a
whole heck of a lot more.
Wanna see? Just check the slideshow.
Cheap Thrills, 2540 East Indian School Road, 602-944-2542, www.shopcheapthrills.com. The store’s grand opening happens on Sunday, May 16, from 4 to 8 p.m.
