Pot O' Old Antique…read moremall located at Flea Land that's locally-owned and operated for over 20 years (2001). Pro Tip: Turn left when you enter the driveway, as it's the building all the way to the left and not the first building you see. We almost left, thinking it was closed. The Good: *The older gentleman running the counter was very friendly and welcoming. *I love these antique malls with tons of different stuff from multiple vendors. I could get lost in a place like this for hours. *Prices seem fair for the most part. The Meh: *$1 surcharge on cc transactions The Ugly: *Might be the smallest antique mall I've ever visited. TLDR: Not the biggest antique mall, but still a great spot for antiquing while in the Bowling Green.

While my husband visited the Corvette Museum down the road, I shopped at the Antique Mall. There…read morewere plenty of booths and items that ranged from antique, vintage, and collectibles. I browsed through the sports collectibles and cards that I could find, but I was really on the hunt for some vintage whiskey items. I found a great booth with vintage whiskey jugs and decanters. I could have shopped there for a couple more hours.

I have found a lot of great things. I love that every time I go there are so many new things. If…read moreyou haven't gone you really should there are things for everyone.

I'm so glad to have found this place. Lots of cool things from various different sellers. They are…read moredog friendly and even gave us a padded board to go in the cart so they could relax without their feet getting stuck. The nice woman and her daughter running the place were friendly and very welcoming.

My intended stop for the area wasn't open yet so I ventured out a bit to see what was nearby. I am…read moreso happy that I did because I stumbled upon this place. One thing I wanted to do on this road trip was to go thrifting to try and get a few items I had in my head for my place. I was in high hopes when I walked in here and saw how enormous the inside was. I was also very pleased to see that this was set up more like a consignment shop with each stall being stocked by different people from the community. With that comes a variety of items that you would not see in a typical store. I walked up and down every single aisle scoping out every single stall. I saw so many items here it was almost overstimulating, but I was able to hold it together. I was looking for a specific piece of furniture to use in my bedroom. One that would give me more storage and place to put my mirror that is way to heavy to hang on a wall. I was about to give up when I found the piece I have been waiting for. Buried beneath a cluster of other items and right there for me to pick. The price was definitely one that I could not pass up. When I came toward the check out area the guy definitely saw me coming. I asked if I could leave the piece of furniture there while I went and picked something else up I saw earlier. Once I grabbed the other item, I paid and then made my way out to my vehicle and loaded it up. Luckily it wasn't too big to shove in the back seat of my vehicle and it made it all the way home and is in full use.

This place is GREAT!! And huge! We spent 2 hours here and we were even rushing. (We had a 6 hr…read moredrive back home from the holidays ahead of us so I was definitely trying to not look at every little thing & keep an eye on the clock). We found so many great deals! We bought a vintage art deco jadeite floor lamp, some old antique door knobs and a letter press tray. It's definitely worth a stop if you're passing through or live nearby.

As with any other Flea Market hit or miss. It's difficult to know what time is the best time to…read morego. Which vendors would have the most items or whatever you're looking for. since it's an hour, I probably will go back.

I have only been a vendor there one time but it was well worth the trip down there, there were…read moreplenty of vendors and many customers. I will be back

What a great place and the people are so nice there. Great prices and so much to look atread more

My daughter and son in law were in town over Memorial Day weekend and wanted to go flea marketing…read more Southern Kentucky was the most mentioned when I asked for suggestions. I am SO glad we went! The 4 of us were there for hours. Any questions we had were answered professionally and we were urged to ask for help at any point in our visit. I will most definitely be back! In fact, I may even go this back this weekend to see if the gorgeous wind chime I loved is still there!

They are gone! The store was emptied out and no sign to indicate if they had moved again. Very…read moresad...

Happened upon this place one day unexpectedly. Great prices and little treasures found. Hope it…read morestays a secret just for me!

Brights is the gold standard for antique stores. Since moving to Tennessee 2+ years ago I have been…read moreto many antique stores in Tennessee and Kentucky. One of the first places I went to was Brights Antique World, I was amazed by the size, the inventory, and the friendly staff. Jodi, the manager is always helpful and truly works hard to keep the store running well. Linda and Riley are down to earth hard working people who truly care about their business. They do all sorts of little things to help customers out. They have benches in all the hallways to sit for a spell if you get tired, they have waters and such for a nominal price, they have good lighting and plenty of room to walk in the halls, there is plenty of parking as well. They have the flea market on the first and third Saturday's of the month. Riley works hard to make this an excellent place to shop or sell. It has a roof that not only covers the sellers but the customers as well. The prices of the antiques do vary and are competitive, especially when you consider a trip to McDonald's for two averages between $20-$25. Life is expensive these days!

Wow, what a horrible attitude the manager of this place has - a lady in her 60's with grayish…read moreblonde hair. We asked to see an item in a display case to which we bought, as well as several other items. While my wife was waiting on the lady to get back with the key, I walked down the aisle looking at other booths. My wife catches up later and told me that lady is extremely grumpy. I didn't think much about it until we were checking out. The cashier rang up our items and all we had were $100 dollar bills. The change part of the total was 17 cents and my wife said "I have exact change if that will help". The cashier took the change and this manager came over and said, "give me that, she is just trying to mess you up". I waited until everything was finished and we were given the receipt. Then I told the manager the statement she made was uncalled for. She said that it wasn't and sarcastically told me to have a good day. I said, "really, that is how you treat customers? What did we do wrong? She told me to have a good day again (as sarcastically as she could) and to not come back. Well, there are no worries there. We just thought we would check out some antique stores on the way back from the Springfield Antique Show

My husband and I like to come and walk around each month if we have time. The booths are pretty…read moremuch the same monthly, and November of 2025 it seems kinda unattended. Maybe they should advertise more?! The addition of a few food and beverage trucks is nice . Selection and value of goods is as expected at a flea market. Come look around- they may have just what you are looking for g for! Parking is $10 but if you live within walking distance it's free.

Happens once a month. Easy parking. Cheap items…read more Really depends on what you are looking for, but there are some great vendors with some unique items. Me personally... I collect vintage Christmas ornaments (old school satin pushpin style), and there is an amazing vendor at the flea who stocks them in spades! I almost don't want to share that as I want to keep that secret to myself so I can get my favorites every time. She is so kind and even let me dig through her back stock for ones not on display yet. Next month is the Christmas flea and y'all know I'll be back! Check it out.

I'm just not a flea market person. The smell alone is a deterrent. But I went on a mission with…read moresome people who are trying to find decor cheaply and thus found myself at Phoenix. Most of the stuff in here is crap. I can't believe folks just don't throw such things away. The items that are cool are way overpriced to come from a flea market. But, if you have a vision, or something specific in mind, this place may work for you.

Phoenix Flea Market is PERMANENTLY closed! Why not leave it…read morealone, nice while open but it's gone now!!!