What a fun free market! I'm not sure how often this market happens but it was this past Saturday…read moreand the weather was gorgeous! There were plenty of food trucks and beer was flowing (since it was held in the back parking lot of Community Beer Company (3 tokens for $12=3 beers). There were fun local bands and a dj. Plus there were plenty of vendors selling a variety of wares from art to clothes to edibles (like olive oil and flavored salts). The area was spacious and the people who brought their own chairs were smart. The crowd (which definitely got bigger as the day progressed) was fun and there were lots of dogs. The biggest lack was a non-beer option. There was a small (free) water station inside the brewery, but any other beverages were whatever canned or bottled drinks that the food trucks were selling, which meant waiting in line with the food people. A lemonade stand or some such would have been extremely welcome as the day warmed up. My only other complaint is that there doesn't seem to be a regular time for this market...maybe because it's new? My Dallas contact said it was on a weekday last time and wasn't as well attended. Let's hope it continues and on a regular basis.

This is the second market we have been to put on by this group and it is a fun time. I wish that it…read morewould gain more traction so that more vendors would participate. This time, it was at the Goodyear retread plant which was a great open space. There was a DJ spinning and free drinks. There weren't as many food options as I would have liked but it was a good time nonetheless. My favorite was the cartoon artist that was capturing people's caricatures. There was plenty of tables and seating and parking was on the street and at nearby businesses that were not open. Again, I wish there were more vendors as more variety and choice would have been great. I'll still probably attend the next one.

Beautiful items, offering discounts on items after certain length of time on floor, and staff were…read morevery friendly, helpful and personable!

Brant Laird has been in the upscale consignment business for over 30+ years, which says a lot! I…read morehave a friend that works for him and she encouraged me to bring in some vintage items I needed to sell. From beginning to end, they were professional and thoughtful in pricing the items. Everything sold within the first month. Payout was on time as they stated it would be. I was very impressed with this business. Thanks Brant and team!

My husband and I love to thrift! While I understand this thrift store supports a great cause, the…read moreprices are very high. Like high enough that many things you can get on a sale rack, brand new. Also, they had a sales rack outside but then didn't want to honor the price. Another employee had to step in and say, "Yes, this is from the sales rack." The store is set up nice. It is easy to find great items, if you're willing to pay those prices.

We stopped by today to see what deals we could find…read more There was a "sale" rack with 1/2 price color ticket clothing. The clothes should have been recycled. Piling, stretched out collars, no deals here. Other items were on discount too, but the items were department store clearance at a small discount. Won't be back. You can get more for less at garage sales where they actually want to sell their items.

Dolly Python is always a special treat. The selection of vintage clothing is fabulous. The vintage…read moreand antique side is filled with fun and quirky items to look through and find treasure.

*missing review from 8 years ago…read more I went to update my dated review and it's gone! Wonder what my total review tally really is? Now down to Dolly Python business. Go! Even if you don't need vintage clothing,nic nacs, novelty,oddities etc etc ad infinitum,it's free entertainment. However,chances are close to 100 % you'll find something to buy. I picked up an unusual Christmas gift. The place has changed,evolved and gotten better over the years. Definitely worth the visit.

If you want a taste of time capsules go here…read more Everything from classic clothes to an Irish harp. Staff is attentive. Worth a look see. Peace out. As always..your mileage may vary.

A well curated store with great unique finds at fair prices!…read moreAlways something new to catch your eye!

Accidentally assembled on this place and I'm so happy I did. They have the best stuff from all…read moregenres. I wanted to buy everything in the store. Everyone was super friendly too. Cannot wait to come back here.

Excellent customer service and great finds! Classic, timeless pieces to add to your collection.read more

July might not have been the best month to come to an outdoor market! It was super hot, of course,…read morebut we still had a lot of fun! I would recommend an ice cream or popsicle vendor for the summer! We opted for cold beer and wine instead ($5 each)! They have picnic tables and live music. We made necklaces/bracelets out of copper, at the "make and take" metal workshop! That was a lot of fun and they turned out pretty cute! The vendors mainly had jewelry and clothing. There was also a few food vendors. We had a great time, I am excited for next time. I might wait a few months to go again, when the weather cools down!

These people are working hard at what they do! They make every attempt to go above & beyond at all…read moreends, inside & out, but they don't tolerate any b.s. from anybody! They stand by their word, and mention everything (several times) in their terms & conditions before registering to bid on the website, everything you need to know as far as location for pickup and fees are clearly stated in this agreement. After auction ends, you receive the invoice in your e-mail almost immediately with all the very important information as well. Be sure to read thoroughly for pickup dates, times & location! It may be a lot of wording, but it's there to protect each party involved.

I strongly advise against bidding on the storage units currently being sold by Tyler Grace Auctions…read morein Carrollton, TX. These units are misrepresented as containing "garage sale and flea market items," but in reality, they are filled with trash the company appears too lazy to dispose of properly. What you'll actually find in these units are broken and unsellable items, damaged furniture, illegally stored chemicals, and even personal family belongings--none of which hold any resale value. Purchasing these units means paying $150+ out of pocket just to haul everything to the dump. And you will not make a dime back on your bid. This is a clear attempt to offload their trash onto unsuspecting bidders. If you're looking for true value or potential treasures in storage auctions, do yourself a favor and avoid these units entirely. Tyler Grace Auctions has severely tarnished their reputation with this practice. Buyers beware!