Antique Shopping in Lucketts
Remember the old metal Care Bears lunch box that you used to bring to school? Or the hours spent drawing away on the Etch a Sketch? Flash back to the past as you stroll down memory lane, seeing and touching items that you remember from a time that doesn’t seem so long ago. Remembering your past is just part of the journey.
You will find exquisite furnishings, some finished or with great potential, awaiting your final touch. Take photos of ideas while you have the opportunity to feel and touch instead of just viewing online.
Make sure you check days and hours of operation before heading out. Some stores keep various hours and close by 4:00 pm. The ideal days for quiet exploration are Mondays and Wednesdays between 11:00 am and 3:00 pm. If you don’t mind the occasional crowd, shops are open until 5:00 pm on Saturdays and Sundays.
What: Antique Shopping and Home Decorating Ideas
Who: People who enjoy dreaming up crafty ideas and shoppers. If you really want to have time to look, don’t bring the little tykes.
Where: Lucketts, Virginia along James Monroe Hwy (Rte 15)
Why: Bring back memories as you find treasures from days past or gather great ideas for decor
When: Year round, but loveliest in the spring and fall
Cost: Gas, time, and anything you buy
Store Websites and Locations:
The Old Lucketts Store 42350 Lucketts Rd
Really Great Finds (Across the corner from The Old Lucketts Store)
Beekeeper’s Cottage 42350 Lucketts Rd (Next to The Old Lucketts Store)
On a Whim 14924 James Monroe Hwy (Look for the pink and black polk-a-dot silo)
Rust and Feathers (Next to On a Whim)
*As with any activity or event, confirm all details with the vendor/organizer before attending and check for up to date public health and safety information.
Christina Chee is a lifestyle and real estate consultant who loves to share insights that help others to live happy and empowered lives in Northern Virginia. Learn more about how you can make your Northern Virginia experience a great adventure — whether you’re new to the region or a life-long resident. Contact her here or visit www.virginialifestyles.com.
