Welcome to TRIPP'S STORE online shop!

"Where folks and art meet at the emporium of FUN & FUNK!" From 1960's gas station to reimagined vintage showroom, TRIPP'S STORE welcomes patrons to shop our vintage collection and folk art gallery, attend our arts and education events, and help grow our local arts community here in Chapel Hill, NC! Tripp's Store is home to the Emmy Award Winning The Casting Office Inc, CTATT Studio, and Mae's Wonderful World 501(c)(3) animal rescue sanctuary of hounds and hares.

Tripp's Store has been featured in: The Daily Tar Heel, "Refabricate" (circular fashion documentary short film), The Local Reporter, Orange County Arts Commission, Eno Arts Mill 1.5ºC Art Exhibition, 4th Annual Hempsmith Runway Slow Fashion Show, and more!

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OUR STORY

All are welcome at our emporium of fun and funk: drop by, kick back, shop, share story, and say hello! Long ago and far away Tripp’s Store was a community gathering place in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. What was once a country gas station is now a reimagined EMPORIUM: vintage showroom, folk art gallery, and a local community center that celebrates diversity, art, books, music, education, and storytelling

Founded for art and community outreach in the fall of 2019 by Emmy Award Winning Television & Film Casting Director and Chapel Hill North Carolina native Tracy Kilpatrick. Tripp’s Store strives to support our local arts, education and remain an inclusive safe space for all gender identities, racial identities, and ages to gather and create community! Tripp's Store hosts monthly free Art Club nights, workshops in acting and writing, special events, music jams, two Little Free Libraries, a Little Free Art Gallery, free food pantry, and showroom of our vintage collection of clothing visual art, books, vinyl records, furniture, collectibles, accessories, and more!

OPEN Wed-Sat 12-5PM

*also open by appointment*

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THE DAILY TAR HEEL

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REFABRICATE

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Tripp's Store is featured in "Refabricate" a short documentary film about sustainable circular fashion innovation in & around the Raleigh/Durham area in North Carolina. The documentary explores the topics of circular economy and accessibility within sustainable fashion. By Brielle Barozzini.

THE LOCAL REPORTER

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