Magpie Vintage Opens Inside Your Brothers Bookstore

A downtown favorite is getting a stylish new neighbor under the same roof. Your Brother’s Bookstore, the award-winning, family-owned indie shop on Evansville's Main Street, has announced that Magpie Vintage is now officially moving upstairs.

A Vintage Boutique Finds Its Permanent Home Downtown

If the name sounds familiar, it should. Magpie Vintage, run by Katie Richmond and Kameron Nosko, has already built a following with its racks of curated secondhand fashion at local sidewalk sales and pop-ups around town. Now the boutique has a permanent home on the bookstore’s second floor, bringing everything from retro denim and 70s blouses to classic coats and eclectic accessories to the heart of Downtown Evansville.

Collaboration Built on Community and Shared Vibes

Adam Morris, co-owner of Your Brother's Bookstore, says the partnership “just clicked” after past collaborations. The vibe makes sense; both spaces are built on discovery. Whether you’re hunting for your new favorite book or a perfectly broken-in leather jacket, both come with a story.

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What Shoppers Can Expect From Magpie Vintage

Magpie Vintage adds sustainable, personality-packed pieces to the mix and affordable, one-of-a-kind finds that make re-use feel chic instead of second-best.

We are over the moon and ready to provide our community with affordable and sustainable second-hand clothing and decor. It’s the perfect pairing — good books, good clothes, good vibes. - Kameron Nosko, co-operator of Magpie Vintage

Grand Opening Details and How to Visit

The grand opening is set for November 6th, but shoppers can already mark their calendars and start planning their first browse-and-buy combo trip.

Visit Your Brother’s Bookstore at 504 Main Street.

Tuesday - Saturday: 10 am - 7 pm
Sunday: 11 am - 4 pm

Follow Your Brother's Bookstore and Magpie Vintage on Facebook for updates.

A book in one hand, vintage jeans in the other. Downtown just leveled up!

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Gallery Credit: Rob Carroll

Do You Remember These Vintage McDonald's Glasses?

Long before we had the luxury of finding collectibles on the internet, we had to remember to get to our local McDonald's every week to get the next collectible glass. Yes, back in the late 70s and into the 1990s, McDonald's offered some really cool glasses. Here's a look at some of them that I found on eBay.

Gallery Credit: Liberty

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