Treasures on Main occupies 22 East Main Street in Hummelstown, Pennsylvania, a small Dauphin County borough just minutes from Hershey and its well-known chocolate-town attractions. Though some directory data has mistakenly filed this listing under Kentucky, the shop’s own website and its published Main Street address confirm it is the Hummelstown vendor mall, not a business operating anywhere near a Kentucky location; the mismatch appears to be a data error rather than a second, separate store. Inside, the marketplace brings together more than 90 local vendors, artisans, and small businesses under one roof, each renting space to sell antiques, vintage pieces, collectibles, and handmade goods.
The range of merchandise reflects that many-vendor structure. Shoppers can browse stained-glass art and original paintings, dig through vintage Pyrex and antique kitchenware, or look over farmhouse-style decor mixed in with soy candles, handmade jewelry, boutique clothing, and purses. Furniture and seasonal decorations round out the mix, and because each vendor restocks their own booth independently, the inventory shifts constantly rather than following a single owner’s buying schedule. The shop is open Wednesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., giving shoppers a four-day window each week to work through the vendor stalls at an unhurried pace.
One feature that sets Treasures on Main apart from a typical antique mall is its seating area, where visitors can sit down with complimentary coffee or tea rather than being rushed through the aisles, a small touch that turns a shopping trip into more of a social outing. The shop also plugs into Hummelstown’s local event calendar, taking part in community art fests and the town’s periodic Second Friday events, which bring extra foot traffic downtown and give the shop a chance to showcase vendor work to visitors who might not otherwise stop in. That community-event presence, paired with the shop’s location just outside Hershey, makes it a regular stop for both local shoppers and out-of-town visitors extending a Hershey-area trip with some antique hunting.
Sustainability runs through how the shop frames its own mission: rather than positioning itself purely as a place to buy novelty items, it emphasizes giving secondhand and handcrafted goods a second life, a framing that resonates with shoppers looking for an alternative to disposable, mass-produced home goods. With more than 90 vendors contributing everything from fine art to farmhouse kitchenware, the shop functions as a rotating showcase of what the Hummelstown and greater Hershey-area craft and antique community has to offer.
Treasures on Main is a multi-vendor antique and craft marketplace on Main Street in Hummelstown, Pennsylvania, minutes from Hershey, bringing together more than 90 local vendors selling antiques, vintage goods, and handmade items in a shop known for its cozy coffee-and-tea seating area and community event participation.
