amazing atmosphere, they have almost everything you need and it really has a old world…read morefeeling/vibes. i recommend going to this place every weekend with family

This place is too big to not have places to sit down occasionally after a couple of hours of…read morewalking. This is probably why we won't come back. But we did find some cute things that we like there and we purchased about eight things. We probably would've bought much more. Have we been able to walk comfortably not hitting people as we walked.

This place is massive, great prices and quality. A little Spanish language would help at times but…read morethey are very friendly and knowledgeable. You will find plants, produce, tools, clothing..etc. towards the back you have food .. but I didn't have time to get there next time for sure. There are two parking areas. There are two parts to this flea market one for wholesale and the other for retail. Easy to locate and a great starter to your day.

I like it! But! Now that i process the moderate time i spent there? It's massive n hooot! Like i do…read morerecommend u bring a drink n some bags or cart to carry your stuff. I got confused from the gps taking me to the Farmers market side. But both parkings connect. My map picture shows u which is which. Left is flea market n right is hidden behind business for the farmers market. Huge heads up!; although they open from 3AM to 6PM? 75% leaves before 11am! Its crazy how we just got there around 10:45ish? N immidietly they started packing! I seriously missed outa some good bargains. More on their loss, cuz we buy n help local shops hard! We found so much good things on the first building on the left if u look at our map near my car location. I cant judge the rest of the vendors but i plan on coming back since they open daily ish. Heres the bad: A lot of prepackaged food products under the sun without covering. Stay away from that. Melted vitamins n candies. No fda approval anywhere. So many vendors buy from good will or any drift stores, don't even remove the tags. For example. Guy bought poor looking cups at $1.98 n tried to up price it at $20. I ell him he bought for $1.98 and they weren't even polished just heavy damaged. No price negotiations i left it. (Important notes: i know the value of metals in the current economy, the value of items n got a phone on hand to do research on the spot to come into a fair price. I do not support gaugers) A lot of products on the mud! Holy crap! It's crazy how much clothes n toys on the. Mud! Place is hella huge! Some vendors in the mud, there is a paved road in main areas but like i said nit every vendor in pavement. Did i mentioned hot as hell? Bring umbrella and some snacks n drinks. Farmers side parking closes at 4pm, park on flea side. But i think u can just drive across. Since i like to end in good notes; Its huge!! Lol Can find anything Has bathrooms, some vendors offer food n drinks. BRING A SPANISH SPEAKING FRIEND!! (Im bi lingual mom knows like 4, kindness is your go to card no matter what) Mostly wheelchair friendly, i say that with the notion that the pavement ends at the entrance at most the vendors i saw. Just a fyi, bring a buddy. FREEE PARKING. And to end this, place isn't for fancy types. I grew up with these types of markets n i love adventure! So i blend in just fine. Next time im coming full camo n no cute dresses or shoes lol and a cane! My legs kept getting really tired counter balancing the uneven floor. Its a 4/5 for me but ill update after i come back n hit it full with proper gear and backup plan.

We came here with family the day after Christmas. We never would have found this market on our own…read more Off the main road, you have to drive on a winding dirt road until you reach the parking lot. They charge a dollar to park. Due to the timing, not all the booth spaces were occupied. We spent about a half hour walking around checking out the folks that were there. There weren't many folks shopping. The vendors are on grass and dirt. You have to be a bit careful walking around as there are many dips and holes in the ground. There was one produce vendor. We got some lovely huge radishes from them for only $1. Most of the other vendors were clothing, tools and accessories, jewelry and a couple household items. One vendor had a mix of antiques, junk, and collectibles. I did find a gal selling some miscellaneous items on a side table -- just to get rid of them at 50 cents apiece. From her, I bought a lovely sheesham wood box that had been spray painted silver. I'll use this for an art project. I also got a pretty silver and black bracelet. So, two bargains for just a $1. They're only open certain days. So double check before you make the trip. I imagine in season -- and not after a holiday -- that there are more vendors, and it would be more worthwhile. I'm still glad we got to go. Always like checking out the different markets and thrifts.

Awesome friendly stands . Pretty cool trip to adventure out my county . Lotto cool cheap items to…read morepurchase .

A really lively market with excellent variety of local vendors…read more This was our first time attending and I was surprised with how many people brought their dogs with them. Plenty of parking but if you want to park close, good luck! Lots of people but it didn't feel overly crowded. We will definitely attend again.

Great evening market to have that join the grove shop and the Krate together. This market is a…read moregood link with both shopping and food locations. Market Elaine only happens first Friday of every month from 5 pm to 9 pm. I actually like the vendors shop. They are many specialty. It include bake good, coffees stand, clothing, accessories, jewelry, dog food, pet store, arts, candles, candy, plants, and more. The market occupies Wesley Grove Blvd. and Coconut Palm Lane. Parking is easy that surrounded the compound. I like to go to Double Branch Brewery and get a go cup beer and walk around the vendors shop.

We have been here a few times over the past year. Yes, they have some sellers selling plain old…read morejunk. However, they have other sellers selling decent items at reasonable prices. You just need to be discerning and don't have high hopes for nothing but glitz and glamor. We have purchased some fruits and vegetables, which we have not complaints about. We also have purchased some beautiful healthy plants at reasonable prices, as well as some "garage sale" type items that saved us from having to traverse neighborhoods looking for said type items. They do have vendors that sell miscellaneous "junk" and we have bought a few items from them as well. This may not be a place for the bougie, albeit we did see some booths with bougie (in our minds eyes) items for sale. Even though we have been here a few times I still don't think we have traversed the entire property. There is just so much and so many booths. We'll be back again. Your choice, based upon the totality of the reviews here, whether to spend a couple hours checking it out.

Fun! Hot as hell though! Very large space. Amazing produce…read more- truly beautiful. Lots of "new stuff" tables, imports. Also a fair amount of neat stuff, vintage and antiques. Different food stands and food trucks scattered around. Open Thursday - Sundays. Plenty of parking.

sadly this place is not as big as it once was but I still found bargains…read more free parking. pet friendly. crazy wide selection and all affordable. they need to mark how to get from the ac buildings to the rest of the market like there was a map posted but no "you are here" mark or restroom mark even tho restrooms were available. and they need a better sign out front so people know it's open. $5 perfume at the dollar store and wacky wizards hardware shop, and hats, a Florida themed tote bags and stuff for the beach at that wizard store too. Just lots of good stuff :) I'm going back next weekend!

Loveeeee how many vendors are at this flea market! If you're looking for good food, produce,…read moreaccessories, clothes, handmade items, antiques, and more.. this is the place to go! Literally a one stop stop! and now they added a new section that is an air conditioned space as well!

I went to Indie Flea for the first time this past weekend because I wanted to check out the new…read moreArmature Works. Parking was a disaster; between the outdoor church services in the nearby park, and all the exercisers, I was just driving down the street to leave when somebody pulled out and I got their spot. After walking around to the back of the building, there were four vendors set up. I thought - is this all there is? - and then finally I noticed people were using a different back entrance to gain access to the actual flea market. Directional signs would be a major plus next time! Inside there was an excellent selection of vendors, piled far and wide into narrow rows. I would have loved to have spent more time perusing, but it got so crowded so quickly, it was impossible. One trip through and I was done. If you don't like crowds, this is NOT the event for you. One final thought - please, for the love of all that is holy, leave your strollers and your pets at home. Carry your babies, or don't bring them, but there was certainly not enough room for the overwhelming number of carriages and the mass of humanity that filled this tiny space.

The holiday Flea Market of December 2015 was pretty packed with a great turnout. I enjoyed the…read moreopportunity to visit the historic Rialto Theatre and the chances to see inside it. I also liked historic neighboring buildings that are starting to get repurposed as the area starts to blossom. Next door is a custom woodwork and furniture shop. They also do laser engraving and stencils. Woodshop classes. Hidden Springs Ale Works is next door on the other side. It is a newish brewery spot and tasting room in a warehouse space. The Heights YMCA, Carnegie library building, Waterworks Park and Ulele Restaurant, Cafe Hey, Oceanic Oriental Market, and Cafe Hey are also nearby. The indie vendors are the main attraction at the Indie Flea. Several crafters of leather goods, belts, purses, bags, a lovely smock and bag maker, Dark Cycle and other local t-shirt and clothing design companies, some cake and donut vendors, a few food trucks, candles, soaps, wreaths and succulents, cards, vintage items and such as well as good people watching. Disney Springs / Downtown Disney this ain't. These hipsters are fashionistas!!! I wore my best Americsn Apparel vintage tee. This is a great project by community minded peeps. Buy local. Love local. Live local. And fight Mayor Buckhorn's TBX highway expansion that will decimate, destroy and divide these historic neighborhoods once again in favor of suburban commuters and Buckhorn's big business construction buddies.