Richmond native Marc Goswick enjoys antiquing, gardening, and cooking - especially using recipes handed down from his grandmother and mother.

After a eight years in the U.S. Air force, Marc began a career in the food service business. He enjoys coming up with new dishes and baked goods for the Tea Room and bakery at Feathernesters, including the shop’s signature Buttermilk Pie which was featured on an episode of Al Roker’s “Roker On The Road” show on the Food Network.

Marc also enjoys painting and refurbishing many of the vintage finds Feathernesters are known for

Tony Turner holds a Fine Arts and Design degree from V.C.U., and enjoys antiquing and crafting with vintage materials and ephemera.

In 1995, Tony started Huckleberries - a home and garden shop on Lakeside Avenue which has since closed. In 2004 he along with partner Marc opened Feathernesters across the street in a much larger location.

Tony handles the retail and design end of the business and enjoys creating merchandise displays and designing room setting vignettes, as well as painting vintage furniture and buying merchandise for the store. He also teaches decorating and crafting workshops throughout the year.

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To Find Feathernesters:

We are located at 6118 Lakeside Avenue in the Lakeside Towne Center, just a block south of the Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden.

From the North, take I-95 south to exit 83B. Follow the signs to Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden but come past them and through the light. We are just on the left right across from the Fire Station #5.

From the South, take I-95 north to exit 80. Turn right at the yield sign and right again at the stop sign. Continue about 1 mile, and you will find us on your left, just across from the Fire Station #5.