***Gypsy Moon Botanica and Gift Shop is located inside the Bonanza Swapmeet****…read more This shop is really cool and feels like an adventure when you explore it. Monica, who is the owner, carries everything from jewlery, crystals, incense, statues, spiritual art, candles, herbs, oils, supplements and unique hair product, Fubu dolls, and the list goes on and on. It is also a gift shop so if you're visiting Las Vegas and want to take a gift home then this is the perfect place. You'll find Gypsy Moon shop toward the southeast corner in the inside of the Bonanza Swap Meet. It is space number F17 . When you enter walk towards the middle of the building and once you pass the big open area, head down the aisle on the left and the shop will be right there. You will see the "Restrooms" sign in front of the shop . I provided a picture in my review for you to find your way there . There are a few other similar shops but this is by far the one that is affordable, well stocked, and the staff is knowledgeable. (I am giving this 5 stars because of the shops inside of it . The swapmeet itself is not in the best of areas and the traffic on Charleston is horrible but the businesses itself is great and no fee to get in.)

Very weird and very empty swap meet. I hardly ever give 1 star but this place was so bad. The…read moreonly good spot was the beauty stuff in the front but after that it was a ghost town in here. The merch and products were just so random, not everything was even open for business. They need to revamp this place and add better stuff or just completely make a new store of other things. This was disappointing because I love swap meets.

Stop by and see us for all your candle needs and Spritual work we have something for everyone new…read moreitems in monthly and we also offer plenty of services listed on our yelp as well as google

My friend took her car in to get her windshield replaced at the window repair shop. Yea, the window…read morewas replaced nicely however, they didn't have the decency to clean the windshield after they replaced it. Not only didn't they clean the windshield but they left footprints on the Lyft sticker that is on my windshield. How or why would you leave footprints on the Lyft sticker? I recommend this place if you need something quick and don't care for customer service or how the window looks afterwards. However, if you're paying for a service it should be done well regardless of where you go.

The 2018 Las Vegas Pet Expo today is amazing. To start off, entering the self parking area/garage…read morewas a breeze the staff with the yellow vest made it super easy and it was well coordinated directing traffic and pedestrians. The pay admission entrance was long and moved slower than expected, it could have run a lot smoother, the staff could improve coordination for tomorrow. There were loads of booths from pet treats to clothes and even pet vaccinations. Everyone working the event was lovely, pet items prices could have been a bit more budget friendly for my liking.

GUN SHOW FAIL - came to the gun show Saturday, February 10, 2018. Total waste of my $14…read more Ladies selling scentsy candles, fudge and popcorn. Total nonsense. Felt like a flea market. Then there were many empty tables and the ones that actually were selling something they mostly sold accessories. They should call it a gun accessory show. Total joke, a waste of time and money.

Antique by definition is defined by any object over 100 years of age. Which means that a stockpile…read moreof collectables could be deemed as trivialize insidious dust collectors.Until the the last day of the 99th year. Then it is defined as Antique treasury. Like a specific date of a when a war bond is redeemable. Although the value true value is not defined by the years itself. Or the amount of years it survived. But in the spirit of the historical significance within the object itself. Perhaps that is the reason 20th century America has a such a clearly defined story to share. As it was the times people began to savor and value their objects for the keepsakes of story sharing. Long before the monetary value.

Antique Mall of America is a very large antique and collectable mall located sort of close to the…read moreLas Vegas airport and maybe ten minutes from Town Square. This Antique Mall smells more than any other Antique Mall that I have ever been in and that is the reason that I gave three stars. It smells like maybe dead grandma's underwear collection. I was amused by all the really weird handbags they sell here. I don't think that they are antiques but they sure are different. They also sell the usual rocks and minerals here. I did spot a few nice pieces of detailed antique furniture here and some interesting oddities. I couldn't find anything that I collect and I couldn't find anything my sister collects here but you might find all the junk here interesting if you can survive how much it stinks in here. I can't return because this place stinks too much. My husband had an upset stomach the next morning. I can't say for sure but I think it was from here. Happy Hunting parking is close . Use a gas mask if you have one.

If Las Vegas was designed like a monopoly board. Charleston Antique Mall would be my most visited…read moreproperty. You might refer the plaza as the direct line between Free Parking & Boardwalk. With plenty of Chances & Community Chest in the middle. A plaza property with a hotel Arizona Charlie's built on it. But no matter how many times I circle around the city. Each visit at Charlestons Mall is entirely different, with new timeless pieces to view. And with every Go pass around, means a 200 dollar savings. A Review Theory with a Big Bang Philosophy. Wouldn't you agree?

An out door event for a true treasure hunter. Fantastic finds for a true time traveler…read more "Find a penny, pick it up, all day long you'll have good luck."

While travelling out west down route 66, I passed a huge yellow sign that said in big black…read moreletters, SWAP MEET. I stopped out of curiousity. There were many vendors, and even though it was a little windy, customers were walking about. Some of my favorite vendors had anything from hand made torqouise jewelry to a child's pink electric guitar with it's own amplifier. There are cheap used tools, antiques, lots of rocks, demonstrations on a potter's wheel, even a master brick maker demonstrating his craft. There is also an oil painter selling her work for reasonable prices and a restaurant/snack bar where I rested with a cup of coffee and breakfast burrito. One of my favorite things about this strange lot in the desert was the people. All of the vendors were very friendly and had interesting stories about their wares. I will definately stop here on my way back home.