When I travel to NC to visit my daughter I always stop at this flea market because it has great…read morevendors with great items at very fair prices!

If you don't have plans on the last Sunday of the month, I just made some for you! Visit Salvage…read moreStation event space for the Asheville Flea For Y'all, only the BEST vintage flea market you'll ever stumble upon. Whether you're in the shopping mood when you arrive or not, this flea market will dazzle your eyes and open your pocket books. And these aren't thrift store finds, these are VINTAGE items, everything from jewelry to vinyls, clothing to furniture, you'll be in heaven. They break out some locals brews when the clock strikes noon and have food trucks on site to fill your tummy. Not only are you in for some A+ finds, but the vendors are local AND have that local charm as well! It's easy to strike up a conversation with the vendors and you'll never want to miss another of these markets after your first. It's a pop-up shop on steroids. Thrift stores and flea markets have the charm of being dirty and unorganized, but this flea market will attract you with its organization and vintage, hipster-chic charm. So, mark your calendars for the next Flea For Y'all market!

I enjoyed a lovely Saturday morning exploring aisles of vintage items. Vendors were pleasant and…read morepersonable. The only thing I didn't appreciate was the high price for a lot of extremely used items. For example, there were items that were clearly boy gently used, but priced as if they were new!! I needed up purchasing only one shirt that I couldn't pass up. However, I enjoyed window shopping with locals.

The CLT VTG, Charlotte Vintage, pop up (one day) event was really good for NODA and Charlotte. It…read morebrought a group of vintage dealers under one roof, Amelie's Annex, where customers could peruse through their offerings. Additionally, the building itself added nicely to the vintage mood as could be expected from the owner of Amelie's. Each vendor had a unique and distinct theme of merchandise so there was a purposeful variety, which gives two thumbs up to Amy H. for thinking ahead about customers' needs and bringing this concept to Charlotte; this type of gathering is more common in bigger cities, so it is refreshing to see it here. Items ranged from old Americana, Atomic '50s house-wares and lighting, clothing, art, to Chinoiserie furniture, and more. The event had such a huge turn-out that the ample on-site parking did not suffice, leading to some minor issues in the parking lot. Rest assured that this site does have ample parking, but this event received attendance that exceeded expectations, which is a good thing. Perhaps for future events the vendors could park in the rear, as I noticed that they had parked near the entrance. They should really have unloaded near the door, and then moved the vehicles to the very rear, as what happened was a bit inconsiderate to the patrons. But this was the only real problem with the event's organization, which is amazing for a first effort in the Queen city and very professional. I'm looking forward to more of these events. Maybe I'll camp outside overnight for the next one.

Sitting here at tanks while I'm taking a break from walking around all these great local vendors!!…read moreIt's so great seeing all the various shops representing out here. If you have some last minute Christmas shopping for that one particular person then you'll probably find it here! Everyone here is super nice and becomes nicer once the wine and beer start flowing! There are some very unique items for sale. Some things can get quite pricey but the quality is superior! A lot of popular local brands are to be found and maybe your new favorite local artist too! If you haven't stopped in make sure to make time for it. If you missed out wait and see for next year! Lots of fun to be had and also the added bonus of finding something great for dinner too!

Great venue! I had an awesome time socializing and supporting local vendors. However, It was very…read morecrowded. The 7th Street Market isn't very big as it is, and then you add 50 vendors. It was a recipe for disaster, but I expected it. Especially, since there was free wine and cheese. In my opinion, It would have worked out better if the event was for a few days. It could give people more time to shop and enjoy their visit. Thanks Nikki for getting the "thank you" cards together. I am sure they will appreciate it. Also, Eric at Massage Works of Charlotte thank you for enlightening my day!

This holiday market is SO cute! I was visiting Charlotte and looking for something to do on a…read moreSaturday... Thanks to Yelp, I came across this event! It sounded right up my alley, so we decided to buy $5 VIP tickets, which gave VIPs access to this event from 10 to 12--when it then opened to people who didn't pay. Plus, most places had a VIP hour discount (20% off was most common), so I thought it was worth the $5 in advance. Everything here was adorable. And if I had an unlimited income source, I would have bought it all for myself. Lots of jewelry, art, greeting cards, clothes, accessories... some foods.... probably other things I'm thinking. This year (though I didn't attend in the past) there was also a section for guys. It was rather small, but oh well. ;) The biggest downside was the space. While the space itself was great, it was PACKED. Parking is wild in the area as well. Not sure what else to do about it, but again, I was a the VIP hour, and it was a zoo. Worth a visit, just be prepared for crowds!!

Cool holiday shop with local vendors and business run by women. The space was laid out well and…read morethere was something for everyone. Sugar Creek had the beer flowing and the DJ was pumping out N'Sync Christmas Jams. Can't wait for the next pop-up!

Went here for almost a month straight...everyday for just one item,their world famous iced rolls…read more I now have a horrible case of Type 2 diabetes. but it was worth it.

Yum yum yum. Both items I got from this bakery were divine. The Amish cinnamon roll has a caramel…read morelike frosting and the brown sugar rice crispy treat is one of the best things I've ever eaten. {-: The one thing I'll say is that I wish they had more actual baked goods to choose from, like pastries. There were sandwiches and cake slices, but I want a croissant or danish or cookie! I'll definitely be back to try the coffee.

Really enjoyed the pop-up shops for the holidays. Lots of local vendors with jewelry, accessories,…read moreand food to eat! Delicious chocolate, coffee, and Yelp had smores!

I really loved all the pop-up shops for Christmas this year. I ended up getting most of my gifts at…read morethem. This one was no different. The organizers did a great job transforming Atherton Market in to a holiday shop full of local vendors. Nikki was on hand with her adorable dimples and a smores bar! Triple C was pouring beers and Not Just Coffee was slanging caffeinated beverages. Looking forward to next year!

My go-to seamstress!!! She's seriously a magician with the sewing machine. (Plus super sweet!)…read more I've had a couple tricky jobs where she's been able to fit things like a glove. 5/5!

I LOVE Arteries Mobile Boutique. I've been seeing her and her bus everywhere lately, at Asheville…read moreFood Park, Mountain Sports Fest, and much more. Her funky bus is filled with colorful, expressive clothing that she has altered and made unique as well as jewelry and accessories by other local artists. I bought my favorite necklace from the boutique. I am a huge fan!