Tables and vendors vary, but always worth a trip to see something new, something random, something crafted, or something aged to perfection.
Tables just $30 make for an easy gift for anyone to sell their wares
Wonderful staff very helpful and caring. Great space had plenty of room. The crowd was terrible. There were looky loos and half of them didn’t even look. It was pathetic. None of the dealers were making money.
I loved it! Was a smaller flea market, but best thing is everyone is pretty reasonable that way! Def some have vintage things, some collectable items, lots of this and that. Thats my kind of niche tho.
Good experience with friends and family and large amount of people saling and buying food stuffs and more importantly being able to be free from stress and it’s a great day
Great experience! I’ve shopped the flea market before as a customer and always had the best time with some good finds. Yesterday I was a vendor for the first time! Staff was super friendly and helpful. Customers were also so nice. Looking forward to being a vendor again.
Nice manageable size flea market with a good variety of old & newer... Everyone was super friendly except for one crotchety old man vendor. I had just purchased my 10-yr old son an old rusty cap gun from the neighboring vendor, then approached the old guy's table. Bought a vintage pair of shoe trees from him, overpriced at $10 but they were in good shape, so I bought them anyway. After the sale, the old guy scowled at me, nodded towards my son, and loudly & sternly told me "you need to go put that gun in your car, you're making people nervous," indicating the vintage toy in my son's hands. Everyone within earshot turned to look. I looked at my son, then back at the old man and, confused, said "you know that's an old toy, right?" He said "well it doesn't look like a toy, and you're making people nervous." I replied "I'm not going back to my car all the way on the far side of the restaurant, in this humid heat, just to put away a toy gun that, for some reason, makes you nervous. We just bought it at your neighbor's booth, so my son hasn't even had it long enough to make anyone nervous, you should just speak for yourself." Being that we're visiting from western NY, I didn't know that CT is an open carry state, but I wish I'd known that when replying to him, bc that fact makes his rude comments even more nonsensical. The whole experience was really off-putting, and kinda soured the whole flea mkt visit for us. So steer clear of the cranky old man whose table is in the middle of the row closest to the road.
The best indoor flea market with everything you can imagine, literally anything and the family is very friendly and can find almost any antique you want or can imagine
They have really cool stuff in the warehouse, open year round and heated. There is a public restroom just put in, very nice, such a nice small business, great to see the stuff they find and buy things i need or antiques
I had a vending event for my custom jewelry the local walked right by my table a few commented how beautiful and organized my display was but i got negative response they wlked by my table and stopped at the table next to me and bought her junk it was leterally junk. The other vender next to me made $200 on rocks.. So i guess I was to ethnic for the crowd.
It was a flea market of old, people where friendly, it was set up nicely for vendors and customers. Very nice selection of merchants and goods and very easy to get to.
I love this does market!! Just big enough to leisurely take your time without feeling rushed. Small enough to get to every table and take your time browsing. Got some great deals on plants
It's really nice a lot of different things to look at. They are good with the prices. Maybe st people will work with you. Today was slow so they we're pushing for sales.
I'm sure this is a happening place when there is good weather but when I showed up there were only a handful of vendors. And it wasn't anything I was interested in. And yes, I reviewed the correct place. I was there Sept 9th. It was overcast, cool, and damp. 12-18 vendors, maybe. That's a handful. Sorry, I just wasn't impressed. Tons of antique shops around that were 50/50 open/closed. Maybe if I'm back that way, there might be more vendors.
Smaller flea market (around 40 vendors). Mostly inexpensive items. Sometimes you find something and sometimes you don't. It will take less than a n hour to look at everything. Usually no food is available.
Vendors friendly...especially a man selling sports tshirts...new and vintage.Good prices! Most people seemed to be going to his spot including us. Very few sellers though so overall not really worth a long trip.
In spite of the weather being blustery and cold on the day in March that we were at the Flea Market, we had a fabulous time. There were plenty of vendors offering a wide range of goods. Every vendor was personable and happy to talk about their offerings, and happy to negotiate prices, too. We can't wait to come back!
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