
Vintage Finds and Home Decor Await at The Thrifted Hen in Canyon, Texas
The Amarillo area is full of local businesses. Many of them started small and have expanded into larger locations and franchise opportunities.
We shared one of those creative Canyon small businesses not too long ago. It is a farm stand set up at the end of a driveway. The Castro Family Farm Stand sells fresh eggs, flowers, jellies, and other items, including lip balms. It’s always great to see when a local entrepreneur gets a little creative. Now, a stand called The Thrifted Hen has opened.
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What Is The Thrifted Hen in Canyon?
Another local small business owner, Misty Gilmore, used that same creativity, but in a different way. If you love thrifting and finding one-of-a-kind items, you are going to love this small business. It’s similar to the Castro Family Farm Stand.

I love finding unique treasures, giving them a little love, and passing them along to someone who will love them next.
What Can You Find at The Thrifted Hen?
It’s a self-serve thrift store right there at the end of a driveway. The Thrifted Hen has all sorts of fun items, including home decor, vintage pieces, and many other unique finds. The items change all the time when the owner finds new ones.

How Does the Honor System Work?
This little thrift stand operates on the honor system: if you stop by and see something you love, you have to pay for it. Be honest and don’t be that jerk; this is a small business. It's how the owner makes money.
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Where Is The Thrifted Hen Located?
The Thrifted Hen is at 13 Living Way in Madison Park in Canyon, Texas. If you find an item, Venmo the money or drop cash in the cash box; it's that easy. Follow The Thrifted Hen on Facebook to find out when the stand is open.
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