This place has everything!! After speaking with Brian & Wes, I discovered they are an estate sale…read moreliquidator. They go in and clean up after estate sales end. This means they aquire many things...antiques, used furniture, electronics, appliances large and small and medical equipment such as wheelchairs, shower chairs etc. I promise you won't be disappointed

What a fantastic little shop, with a great selection of resale goods. Amy is super nice,…read moreknowledgeable about all of her inventory, engaging, welcoming, and just good people. It's a great place for an offbeat find, or new treasure for your home or your hangout. We're regulars and you should be, too.

It truly lives up to the hype. It's a massive flea market with everything from vintage treasures to…read moretotally random finds if you're looking for something unique, you'll probably find it here. We arrived around 11am (they open at 8 I believe). Parking was organized with staff directing traffic, and it cost $10 cash. There were tons of unique vendors, and we ended up buying tea-infused whiskey, moonshine cider, seasonings, and plenty of treats. Many vendors offer samples, which makes it fun (and hard not to buy everything). There's no shortage of food options. We spent about 5 hours there and walked around 15,000 steps. You can rent scooters, wagons, or shopping carts, which is helpful. Restrooms were clean with attendants and changing tables. There are covered areas and lots of shade trees, so even at 80° it felt comfortable. Pet friendly too we brought our fur baby. We'll definitely be back.

I recently passed through Canton Texas for the first time in what has to be 30+ years…read more Back in the 60s,they formalized what they called first Monday Trade days. Basically a swap meet where people came from far and wide to buy sell and trade mostly useful stuff. Antiques,tools,etc. Over the years it grew bigger and bigger gradually loosing its focus and selling more and more junk. I haven't been in decades but could see how spread out all the sales sites have become. It's interesting one time I'm told but nothing like it used to be.

This is a must stop for fiestaware fans! I've been here several times since I converted to…read moreFiestaism a couple of years ago. The selection and pricing is great. On my most recent visit I was able to pick up my first spicy piece, a vintage red small bowl. Note that right now (fall 2024) you can only access the frontage road from the west but it was definitely worth the detour for me!

4-4-2021: This is a Great shop right off I 20 in Canton. Huge selection including some retired…read morecolors. Inside they have 1st and seconds. Outside they have 3rds. Great price points for everyone. 3 for $100 canister sale (large, medium, small) when we visited. Masks are required. Normally they are closed Sunday and Monday. But they are open Sunday on the flea market weekends. The owner is very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable of the color history. They just received a shipment the day before so some seconds were outside in crates. We had some great finds but be prepared to dig around for what you want. The 3rds are pretty dusty and dirty, inside the store they have towels and glass cleaner to use, which helps with the search. If your okay with a small flaw here or there then the seconds are for you. The 3rds will take a bit more hunting to find just the right dish. Either way you can really stock up. If you love Fiesta this is definitely a place to check out.

Fun place to shop! It's back open and ready for business. Live music during First Monday Trades…read moreday weekend and cute shops to visit. Buffalo Girls hotel is right there if you want to plan a weekend stay during First Monday and hit all the spots!

I have anticipated going to The Mountain for so long. This would be the perfect place to shop, eat,…read moreand stay while in East Texas. Sadly, the heyday has long pasted. I guess you would call it a recreation of an old western town. It really is cool. Just deserted. We were there about 1pm. The shop owner we talked to said it livens up after 5 when the trade days shuts down. The places we did go in were pretty neat. There are several Bed and Bath places to stay. It's only worth coming to shop on the weekend of First Monday Trade Days. I'm sure the Bed and Bath places would love to have you anytime! If you pass through Canton, check it out!

This place adjoins the Trade Days property and is an indoor version of Trade Days. Indoors means…read moreit has air-conditioning and that was a welcome thing after spending several hours out in the sun at Trade Days. This places hours and days mirror the Trade Day hours, so if you are going to one you might as well go to the other. Also, you don't have to pay for parking here! There is a great selection of merchandise and vendors here: many of them used to do the outside market at Trade Days, but decided to move indoors. I found better pricing and value inside the Canton Marketplace than I found at Trade Days, in fact, my car was literally full of things I bought here when I l

Such an improvement!!! Great management and lots of new vendors! Ron and Christie are doing…read morefantastic! Always responsive and go above and beyond to help out! I have been at Canton Marketplace on and off over the last 7 years. I moved my entire antique store back to Canton Marketplace. I would not have done this if I didn't have faith in how they are running things. It is so nice to have accessible management!!!

It's where I get 25lb bag of bird seed. Which I get about 2x a month! Friendly people! There is…read morelots more to explore here if you need a food feed store.

Love this place! Impossible to walk out empty handed. If you've got kids and love to buy them…read moresuper cute outfits, this is the place! There is stuff for adults too, and I always manage to find a tshirt or a sparkly bracelet that I must have.