Small yet very nice antique shop. This is not a treasure trove of super low priced knick knacks or…read moreflea market items. It is a down to Earth take on fancy antique stores, where most items have a real story behind them and are authentic, true antique pieces. Because of this you may get sticker shock at times but it's worthwhile. These people clearly know their merchandise and I would feel confident making even a larger purchase here. Bonus points for the cute sweet kitty, Luna, who is always in the shop on our visits.

Wonderful large antique store with what looks like dozens of vendors…read more Friendly staff will help you locate specialty items and point you to deals, or let you be to wander the buildings and outside area, There's so much of interest and lots to see; plan to spend a couple hours if it's your first visit to this Pea Ridge gem!

The place is a very good antique shop!! it has all sort of things and you really have to take the…read moretime to find real treasures. It's a little expensive but you can always negotiate with the owner.

Large flea market with a variety of finds. I found a cute little MCM style nightstand. Prices were…read moregreat on some things and a littler higher than I wanted to pay on others. I'll definitely be adding this place to my rotation of flea markets.

State Line is one of my compulsive 'must stop' flea markets. I make special trips to sulfur…read moreSprings just to walk through and look for little treasures. I always find several. Simple and clean with lots of booths - lots of small items (dishes, tools, decor, etc) and a good mix of men's and women's treasures. The owner is friendly and easy to deal with.

This place was a lot of fun! Be prepared to spend at least a couple of hours. It's pretty big and a…read morebit like a maze. There are so many rooms/vendors! A lot to choose from. Everything you can think of is here so you have quite a selection of flea market treasures. I bought way too much! Most items are very reasonably priced. You are basically on your own and if you need help, you need to find someone working at one of the 2 cashier booths. They do sit out bottles of water for shoppers which I thought was a really awesome gesture! And the people I did talk to checking out were very nice. Tip 1: There are shopping carts. This one is hard because you don't want to be all the way in there and then need a cart. You'd have to find one at the entrance BUT maneuvering through the small spaces especially on a busy day with a cart is not easy! If you think you are going to buy several items, don't forget a cart, but if you don't think you'll need one, it's a lot easier to walk around without one. Tip 2: I usually put things in my cart if I'm interested in them since there's usually only one of each item. Sometimes I change my mind if I find more later while exploring. It's a little difficult to go back and return the items to the correct room if you change your mind. There are #s on the price tags that help you figure out the room #s but try to pay attention to where you are when you place items in your cart if you think you may change your mind. The next time I'm in Rogers, I hope to stop back in again!

Lots of interesting items to explore & it offers a wide array from vintage dishes to tools. There…read moreis a little of something for everyone here. We had fun browsing through. It's a pretty good size so make sure you have some time & don't have to rush. The ladies working were pleasant & greeted us as we entered. Pricing varies as with all antique/flea markets.

Do not be alarmed by the fact that the Granby flea market looks like it is an indoor garage sale at…read moresomeone's modest little house! It's actually pretty well organized and everything is clearly marked and priced. It is worth a stop if you are in Granby anyway. I struggled with giving it 4 stars, but to me 3 stars means there is something "wrong" and there's not anything wrong with this place aside from it being very, very small and not exactly what you would normally expect from a flea market.

Despite some major slow checkout service, this was a great store. I bought a really cute shirt…read morehere for two bucks. They were in the middle of their big Grand Opening and had free treats (can't beat that) but I think this is a nice, clean place to shop for funky vintage items and "real" antiques. It was already pretty full (including a large furniture selection to the right upon entering) but I got the vibe that they're still filling the store with vendors so it will probably be even better on my next visit.

I'm not sure how long this flea market has been open, but it was new to me and my husband in…read moreJanuary 2018 when we stopped in. It's quite full and has a wide range of merchandise, but you can tell it's still pretty new. Prices overall are very good and the store space is the cleanest it has been in many years (we have previously visited this storefront as many other businesses). I found a couple of small "can't live without it" items and will definitely be back occasionally. I really hope they do well here.

This store was really friendly, with helpful kind staff going out of their way to help customers &…read moremake them feel welcomed to visit again & again. I refer this store more than the other one across the street. Other store was too much of a toxic environment to shop.