What a fun afternoon! I have been meaning to go to this market for a while and am glad I did. It…read morewas September's market so it was a hot one. Dress for the weather because part of it is outside and the inside space has a lot of people coming in and out so if it is hot outside, it is hot inside. There were a lot of cool vendors at the market. I was looking for plants that were different from what I already have. I have a lot of succulents and cacti, a couple orchids and some other random plants so a good plant sale is always a good place for me. In addition to the plants there were many other vendors with crafty items, or specialty items or jewelry. However, I didn't find anything that I couldn't live without. A cool part about having the market here is that you also get to stroll through the creative clay area and see the art that people there have made, which is also for sale. They also have some artists working wheels so people could see how pots start. I think I enjoyed this part of the market more than the vendor portion this time around but I know I will be back. There were also a couple food vendors outside but nothing spoke to me that day and since Three Sisters Brewery is a block from the parking area, I went over there to have a snack and a CBD bev.

This place had some cool stuff for sale, some very repetitive types of items, but all with the…read moreunique spin of the artists and creators. Overall, it's nice outdoor market to stop by if you're really into supporting local small artists and makers. But personally, I didn't find anything that stood out to me as worth my money and useful for my decor or aesthetic. The thing that drops stars from my review is the rightness of the aisles. Man, it was tight! To the point of being plain uncomfortable to go through and see everything. That alone makes it a place I'll never again visit.

Stopped by at the last market of the season this week. It's located beside the downtown Madeira…read moreBeach area right down the street from the Cambria Hotel. This was quite a small market I imagine due to the time of year and other things going on. The vendor that caught my attention was the passion fruit vendor. They have other vendors with apparel and jewelry and other knick knacks like that. I'm sure when they open back up in November it will be better than ever. This location here is very much still recovering from the hurricanes last year. I wish them all the best with opening up again.

I went on a cold day in January so I think some of vendors skipped it. Still, it was fun and…read moreeveryone was in a good mood. There was live music, local coffee in a unique Subaru 1995 mini/van imported from Japan, sourdough bread which is delicious, arts and crafts and more. Parking is apparently free in a lot to the east. I wasn't aware so I ended up paying for parking to the west. Next time, I will look harder for the free lot. Life is good with a local street market!

Awesome place too bad she has closed..no longer open . Great stuff at great prices I'm hoping she…read moreopens somewhere else..

I have been meaning to visit this store for a while and finally made my way in. Lots of different…read moreitems from clothes to household decor. It is a little more expensive than a thrift store, but definitely has a more curate collection with lots of great vintage finds.

If you are on a budget looking for antiques, Granny's is the place to start…read more Excellent photography and descriptions will have you salivating over the affordable items available to the price conscious buyer. GRANNY'S MAKES FACEBOOK MARKETPLACE LOOK LIKE A COMPLETE RIPOFF. You can not go through a Granny's auction without regretting the price paid elsewhere.

They had a lot of great items for sale but I got there two hours early and they marked every chair…read moreas reserved. I get taking care of your existing customers, but they obviously don't want new people to bid. If they did, they'd have an open early bird seating area. I turned in my bid card and left.

Jaw dropping items! So many fabulous vintage pieces. The staff was equally outstanding, helpful…read morefriendly and welcoming.

I walked into this store and was absolutely blown away at the prices.. I actually walked right back…read moreout because honestly it was insulting.. I'm a 90's kid and to expect anyone to ever pay $200 for a gratefuldead t shirt is absolutely unreal and disrespectful not only to customers but to the dead and what they stood for. My mom actually sold some of my step dad's concert tshirts to her and I can promise you she wasn't paid anywhere even close to what she is charging for them.. this is listed as a thrift store online but that couldn't be further from the truth. Don't know waste your time...

This store is small cluttered and disorganized. There is gospel music playing at ear shattering…read morelevels. I spent less than ten minutes in there and certainly will not return.

This is more of a Flea Market than a Thrift shop. Items have been personally selected to sell, not…read moredonated. A nice variety of items! Not very big, but jam packed with goodies.