Decided to go to the flea market at the forum doors open at 9am arrived around 10am. After paying $2 admisson I was very disappointed with all the empty tables. I could see if I arrived later during the day but it was an hour after opening. I couple vendors selling a few good items most of it lookimg like stuff emptied from someone's garage. My son did a swiss army knife for $5. But for the most part it wasn't worth the price of admission. I don't see this place lasting much longer in it's current state. read more

I love flea markets for the same reason I love thrift and second hand stores...the magical feeling that you never know what kind of unexpected treasures you might discover. Things you may not have even known you were looking for until you found them. Admission to this house of wonders is very cheap, only $1, and quite a few vendors (two rooms worth) show up here to sell their wares every Sunday, so you can always count on a good deal of variety. Also, although there are a number of regular vendors, there are also many that differ from week to week, so you're always likely to find new (well, new to you) items to peruse each time you go. I have found a little bit of everything here: records, books, movies, toys, arts and crafts (as well as supplies to create your own masterpieces), furniture, giftware and collectibles, small appliances and electronics, etc. If you can imagine it, it's probably been sold here at one time or another. It might sound weird, but I've even bought great gifts here before. At Christmas time I scored for my dad, who's a REALLY big railfan, a couple of huge, beautiful, framed train photographs. And for my neice, at the same time actually, I found a very cute little handmade wooden carousel with horses on it. Like the farmer's market, it does get quite crowded later in the morning, so if possible your best bet is to go between 9am (when they open) and 10am. That is, if you don't want to have to start throwing elbows just to get close to the tables. If you're interested in selling at the market, the 6 ft. long tables cost $15 each to rent, and it's best to book them ahead of time (though if you choose to show up the morning of, the manager often still has tables available). During the non-winter months, if you're looking to save a little cash, you can book a spot outside for $10, and bring your own table (I have also seen people spread out blankets or sheets on the ground and lay their wares on these as well). If you can handle getting out of bed before 10am on a Sunday (bring your coffee), check this place out. It's cheap, fun, and you just might walk away with something good. read more

Fun place - loads of tables with a wide variety of stuff. Staff friendly. You will always find something there. You never leave empty handed - or with an empty stomach. Loads of fun - they even have a psychic! read more