Justin Martin+FollowDallas shops open late for last-minute giftsRunning out of time for Christmas shopping? Dallas locals are in luck—several unique, locally-owned shops are staying open on Christmas Eve, making it easy to snag thoughtful gifts without resorting to impersonal gift cards or risky online orders. From cowboy-inspired finds at Tyler Kingston Mercantile to vintage treasures at Dolly Python, there’s something for everyone (even the hardest to shop for). Plus, some spots like Outpost Fine Goods offer a drink while you browse! Which Dallas shop is your go-to for last-minute gifts, and what’s the best surprise you’ve found? #Shopping #DallasShopping #ShopLocal00Share
Brandon Long+FollowSam’s Club Christmas Fails You Should SkipNot everything at Sam’s Club is a holiday win! If you’re shopping for Christmas, think twice before grabbing those giant dinnerware sets (way too many plates for a small fam), massive gift baskets (hello, random snacks you’ll never eat), or bulk cookie trays (reviews say they’re kinda meh). You’ll save cash and storage space by picking up just what you need elsewhere or even DIY-ing your own treats. Shop smarter, not harder! #Shopping #ChristmasShopping #SamsClub00Share
Jonathan Mann+FollowLego’s Retro Radio Set Is a Total VibeLego just dropped a 906-piece Retro Radio set and it’s basically a nostalgia bomb for anyone who grew up loving music or building stuff. It looks like a 1970s radio, has interactive sound effects, and even hides a spot for your phone. People are obsessed—4.6 stars on Target! Some say it’s tricky to build, but most agree it’s a super cool gift for music lovers or anyone who wants a fun throwback for their shelf. Would you build this? #Shopping #LegoIcons #RetroRadio00Share
Billy Oconnor+FollowThrift store surprise: From sweatpants to stained glassWalking into a thrift store for sweatpants and leaving with a gorgeous stained glass lamp is the kind of win that keeps us all thrifting. One shopper’s unexpected find—a mix of clear, frosted, and green-blue glass—has everyone buzzing about the magic of secondhand shopping. It’s not just about saving money; it’s about giving beautiful, well-made pieces a second life and keeping them out of landfills. Have you ever stumbled upon a treasure you weren’t even looking for? Let’s swap stories about our best thrift store surprises and why we keep coming back! #Shopping #ThriftStoreFinds #SustainableLiving10Share
Anthony Christian+FollowVintage Deviled Egg Tree: Thrift Gold!Obsessed with Christmas vintage? The rare ceramic deviled egg Christmas tree is THE thrift store holy grail right now. TikTok is losing it over this Duncan Ceramics gem—people are calling it their 'white whale.' If you spot one at a rummage sale, snatch it up (they go for $250+ online)! Pro tip: always check for maker’s marks on the bottom. Who knew deviled eggs could be this festive? #Shopping #VintageFinds #ThriftScore120Share
Anthony Christian+FollowScored a $7 antique trunk at Maryland Goodwill!Imagine stumbling upon a gorgeous, hand-painted trunk at your local Maryland Goodwill—for just $7! That’s exactly what one thrifter shared online, sparking a wave of excitement and curiosity about its origins. Even if it’s a reproduction, it’s a total win for both your wallet and the planet. Thrifting isn’t just about saving money; it’s about giving unique pieces a second life and finding treasures you’d never spot in big box stores. What’s your favorite thrift store find? Do you hunt for deals, style, or sustainability? Let’s swap stories and tips! #Shopping #ThriftFinds #Maryland30Share
Gary Mayer+FollowCharlotte’s best last-minute holiday giftsRunning out of time for Christmas shopping? Charlotte has you covered with local gems that feel anything but rushed. From Reid’s Fine Foods’ iconic baskets to cheese lover’s boxes at Orrman’s, and Italian treats at Mano Bella, you can grab thoughtful gifts that celebrate our city’s flavors. Don’t forget Sunflower Baking’s ready-to-eat goodies or a curated coffee box from Enderly Coffee. For something sweet, Chocolatier Barrucand and The Secret Chocolatier have festive treats. Even beer fans can find limited holiday brews. What’s your go-to local spot for last-second gifts? Let’s share ideas and support Charlotte’s creative makers! #Shopping #CharlotteGifts #ShopLocal00Share
Billy Oconnor+FollowDollar Tree Pantry Staples You NeedIf you’re trying to stretch your grocery budget, Dollar Tree is seriously underrated for pantry staples. Think ramen, Idahoan mashed potatoes, Kraft mac & cheese, and even Hunt’s pasta sauce—all for a steal. You can even buy in bulk online for mega savings! In-store, grab Pop Tarts, Coca-Cola, and Flamin’ Hot Cheetos for just $1.25 each. Who knew stocking your pantry could be this cheap and easy? #Shopping #DollarTreeFinds #PantryStaples00Share
Austin Fields MD+FollowCherry Creek’s winter fashion secretNothing transforms a Denver winter like stepping out in a look that’s truly your own. In Cherry Creek, Barbara & Company is where locals find those standout pieces—think handpicked collections from top designers, cozy knits, and statement accessories you won’t see anywhere else. The vibe here is all about helping you shine at every holiday event, whether it’s a big night out or just making your workday feel a little more special. Have you discovered a favorite local boutique that makes you feel like the best-dressed in the room? Let’s swap recommendations! #Shopping #DenverFashion #CherryCreek00Share
Donna Williams+FollowHidden Christmas Treasures in Your Parents’ HouseDigging through your parents’ holiday stash? You might be sitting on a goldmine! From vintage ornaments and old-school Christmas lights to collectible Santa figurines and classic vinyl records, these nostalgic items could be worth way more than you think. Next time you’re sipping cocoa and reminiscing, keep an eye out—your family’s Christmas decor could fund your next holiday adventure! Which of these have you spotted at home? #Shopping #ChristmasFinds #VintageDecor10Share
