Treasure hunting in the East Kootenay: The best vintage and thrift stores to explore
From curated vintage fashion to community thrift shops packed with surprises, here’s where to hunt for secondhand finds across the East Kootenay.
by Danielle Brost
— Roberto Tostes photo
From curated vintage fashion to community thrift shops packed with surprises, here’s where to hunt for secondhand finds across the East Kootenay.
by Danielle BrostFrom Nelson’s famously eclectic vintage scene to tiny community thrift shops, here’s where to shop secondhand in the West Kootenay
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