Vintage Trixie — Attraction in Chesapeake

I went in expecting to find your typical vintage resell store and was horrified at what I found. Creepy dolls, crystals, occult paraphernalia, whole rooms painted black and dimly lit, creepy furniture pulled straight from a haunted house. Let me be clear that I did NOT come anywhere near Halloween. It was mid summer and I was looking for things to decorate a bedroom.

Staff was overly helpful so not to feel rude (but also in the hopes I might find something decent), I ended up walking through both buildings and left feeling grossed out. The whole place smells weird and it wasn't just the smell of old things.

I would have appreciated some sort of warning before walking in here because when I think "Vintage Trixie" I think of some cute 50's lady with pigtails in a striped dress. I do not think of the horrifying occult items I found in the store. I think the place needs to be renamed to "Creepy Trixie".

Now, they do have a selection of old collectibles like toys, boxes, model cars, action figures, etc, but about 90% of it is just creepy stuff. If you like creepy things, congratulations, you found your new favorite place. But if you don't get the whole goth vibe,...

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A treasure trove of weird, whimsical, and wonderful

Vintage Trixie is hands-down one of my favorite places to go. Every visit is like stepping into a quirky little adventure—you never know what you're going to find, and that’s part of the magic. They have the perfect blend of vintage treasures and handmade artistry, with some items that are both at once.

One of the artists makes weasel head dolls and Weasley butt purses (yes, really), and somehow it just works—it's the kind of wonderfully weird that makes this shop so special. Whether you're browsing or on a mission, you're bound to leave with something unexpected and totally delightful.

If you love the unique, the handcrafted, and the delightfully odd, Vintage Trixie is a must-visit. It’s not just a store—it’s...

If you are looking for a unique thrift/antique store this is the place to go!! So many different things to view. They have a smaller building that has 1.5 rooms (I guess it is really 2, but the one is small) and then and then a bigger building with an ok sized room, a smaller “toy” room, a big room with stuff from local artist, and then an “oddities” area (which was closed when I was there so I am not sure what is in it or how big it is). I’ll forewarn you, the vibe might not be for everyone, but for those that it is, I am sure you’ll have...