Coopers Variety Mall — Local services in Morristown

2-hour free parallel parking is available out front, with an additional parking area around the back. The store consists of two floors, upstairs was cold (Early March). Holiday festive store front and bubbly customer service.

The store offers a wide assortment of goods: Cast iron pans, glass bowls, dish sets, plates, cups, jars with lids, wine glasses, cooking utensils, cloth napkins, quilts, aprons, Jordan’s Skinny Syrups, locust and sourwood honey, home signage, pillows, lamps, dressers, stools, mirrors, wall art, decor, locally painted artwork, wreaths, kids horse rocker, rocks/crystals/gems booth (as a previous collector I wouldn’t personally buy — maybe for kids as a gift but not for personal collecting), collectible cars, oil lamps, bird cage, seasonal items, jewelry, purses, bags, hats, some phone cases, some clothing in different booths, patches, pins, key chains, books, comics, CDs, records, DVDs, VHS tapes, puzzles, board games, Dungeons and Dragons dice, baby picture frames, mini piano, fishing rods, DeWalt tools, bee trap, hole punch, pens and much more.

Likely wouldn’t come back - but it was worth...

Coopers Variety Mall, located at 135 W Main St in Morristown, TN, is a unique shopping destination known for its eclectic mix of items. It's a place where you can discover everything from antiques and crafts to toys and general merchandise. They also feature a wide selection of "Jordan's Skinny Syrups" for those looking to sweeten their beverages. This mall offers a more traditional "variety store" experience rather than a typical large, modern shopping mall. It's the kind of place you can spend some time Browse, uncovering hidden gems and unique finds. If you appreciate local businesses and enjoy exploring diverse offerings, Coopers Variety Mall seems like a charming spot to visit in downtown Morristown. They are generally open Monday through Saturday from...

What a great place inside and out! So many interesting things to look at and consider buying. One booth had a beautiful hard wood table as well as other items of interest. Another had books, and small pieces of furniture. Many had lots of little items with no theme. I did not see anyone in any of the booths I saw on the right. As I rounded the corner, to see booths on the left, I saw one gentleman helping a customer. It was near the “I Believe” tee shirts with an outline of Bigfoot on them.

Missy and I liked the blue shutter in the front with the snowman on it and the nearby cardinal pillow. But we didn’t buy it today....