Brisbane's biggest antiques centre is a veritable sea of memories and design inspiration. Scour its 60-plus stalls for original and upcycled furniture (including Danish Modernist pieces), collectable glassware, Americana, not to mention a super-fun booty of retro fashion for rockabillies and individualist fashionistas. There's an in-house '50s-inspired cafe, as well as a pop-up barber shop (usually snipping on the last Sunday of the month).
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