This place is odd. I was searching for an antique store and this came up in the results. It does have a handful of them, but I'd hardly call this an antique shop. They have new furniture, and lots of miscellaneous household items, like they bought surplus items somewhere to sell, like shampoo. read more

It's not exciting, and it's not like any flea market I've ever seen. I didn't feel disgusted enough not to touch anything. They have a variety of old music and movies and books, plus clothes, furniture, tools, and cleaning supplies. Things have changed from time to time, but I never seem to find much, except old stuff. Some people may find something collectible, but I never see anything great. Besides the merchandise, there is a barber, and a snack shop. read more

Richmond Bargain Center - Flea Markets Near Me - Richmond, Indiana

I don't know, just wasn't feeling it when I went in. It was kinda empty and what was there seemed to be a bit over priced. Not much good to say so I'll keep it at that. read more

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I go here from time to time. Retro Jakes I recommend to any gamer or collector. The store next to him has nice collector items. It's decent, just better quality items in some areas better than buying online. read more

We have visited this Flea mkt many times. The people are always nice and accommodating. While some may think that they have old and unwanted items from family's past, grow up a bit. That is what flea mkts are for, and this one has great deals on many items and have you ever heard of bargaining? A Art lost to know it alls that know little. They have very nice glass sculptures, a separate Sports palace where you can get memorabilia, it is a mixture of everything, We always find some unique and nice item, last time i checked the bathrooms were clean and parking is not bad at all... read more

I find flea markets depressing. They're situated in some unoccupied building (in this case, the former Roberd's furniture store), full of things that meant something to some old person before they died - ficus trees, teapots, candy dishes - but didn't make the cut when the family divvied up the estate. So my three-star review isn't based on actually liking Liberty Bell, but for what it is, I guess it's not bad. Things are ridiculously priced here - either ridiculously low or ridiculously high. We got a solid wood carved antique church pew (10 feet long) a few years ago for $99 - we couldn't believe the steal. But then you'll see a pair of filthy kids' rainboots for $15 or a knockoff antique phone sculpture for $50. Seriously, the pricing on the used stuff makes no sense. They do have a little bit of everything - Army surplus, tools, "new" furniture and mattresses (I have my doubts), a barber shop (seriously), primitive-ish decor and a crapload of candles, a grocery store (yikes)... you name it. I do pick up my gardening gloves and tools here; they're very reasonably priced and good quality. I guess I'd classify Liberty Bell as an okay place to kill some time before a movie or on a rainy day, especially if you have kids. Our toddler son thought this was the greatest place on earth. read more

It's been a great place since they changed hands in ownership. You go there and check out each individual booth, everyone has something different, and thenow you pay for it all at the front counter. They run great prices on the things in some booths. Very clean place. Been shopping there for years. read more

They now have live music and Open Mic night every Saturday Night that's free, with a cafe and have some good vendors. You can get some good deals. They also have an artist that does T-Shirts, hats, helmets and other items as well as a dollar store. read more

Ehhh -- I got a great furniture item here for a decent price ... after we haggled -- as far as flea markets go it's kind of sad. You walk in and the building is in complete disrepair, dirty carpet, broken/stained ceiling tiles, a dank smell of mildew and B/O promptly smacking you in the face. There is no music playing it's just the sound of people --looking like extras out of 'Winters Bone'-- shuffling their feet looking through the overpriced VHS tapes, Mickey Mouse sweaters from 1995 (don't pretend like you don't know the ones) and Dog Treats from China that actually LIST formaldehyde as an ingredient -not joking- The food court on location ... it's for the adventurous (when it's up and running (the hotdog microwave was down the day we went))... Aisle after aisle it's what I would consider "antiques worthy of a landfill" marked at prices similar to a Christie's Auction House closing bid. Wait, I'm being mean ... You CAN find things here -- but you WILL have to be brave and wade through a lot of crap and THEN in order to get a fair price you will need to negotiate. Oh and don't go to the dollar section ... Just don't do it ok? read more