Fun! My friend and I enjoyed visiting all the booths. Plan to go again sometime. Enjoyed renting…read moregolf cart

Really like coming to this. If you haven't been, check out their Facebook site & come on down. In…read moreparticular, try some of the culinary delights here. One of the best is on the front side, small booth grilling hot dogs in bacon on griddle, with grilled onions, etc. & mayo, yes mayo, on the bun. One of the best hot dogs I've ever eaten.

I love antique shops and this one did not disappoint. I did not purchase anything as I was looking…read morefor specific things... There was limited jewelry, which I always enjoy looking at but there were some nice pieces of furniture just none that fit my home. My Fiancé bought some comic books and baseball cards which there were plenty of. In the back there was a really nice Vinyl collection, plenty of Stevie Wonder and the Commodores that would probably make a great gift to those of us who love our record players!

From the owner: indoor flea market with lots of vintage and antique items. We have over 90 vendors. A little bit of…read moreeverything. Something for everyone. You never know what you are going to find

Great prices and some really cool stuff ... it's a big place might take you awhile I've always…read moregotten great deals here ...

This is the former Tri-State Flea Market. The former owners wouldn't repair the roof or any of the…read morebasic upkeep required in maintaining an old building. The new owners have completely revamped the inside and outside. They added another entry/exit with wheelchair ramp. The light fixtures all have bulbs now, you can see where you are walking. There is a new AC unit. The area where the really bad water damaged/moldy books were is now gone, cleaned up, and has some pretty items in its place. The Lighthouse Thrift Store is now located at the new entry. They have nicer looking items than when they were at the old location, but their prices are higher now. Now, with the improvements, there are lots of customers visiting the flea market. This should really improve the percentage of sales for the vendors.

Very nice sales will be back next year a lot of great deals. Service was great and money goes to…read morekids going on missionary trips

My husband and I go to this every year. It's something the Methodist church throws to raise money…read more Regardless of why, it's the largest rummage sale in the area next to the yearly neighborhood sale in the Cordova area. It opens at 7 but the line starts well before that. Around noon prices get halved. There are large tents in the parking lot with tables full of goodies and the church gym is always full of stuff so don't forget to go inside!!!

This is the flea market to end all flea markets. Although it only happens once a month- the third…read moreSaturday and Sunday of every month to be exact- it is well worth the wait. Their website claims they have over 500 vendors, and I didn't take count, but it sure as heck seemed like a whole hell of a lot of vendors. So many that by the end of the day, I had consumed enough caffeine to feed a small country and was still so tired I felt like a 5 year old who just had her first Disney World experience. What can you find here? What can't you find here is more like the question. I bought jewelry, makeup, knock off designer bags, clothes and some fabulous vases to adorn my new loft. My favorite find of the day- the toy vendors. We were able to pick up some new guests to add to our ever growing Christmas nativity set- a California Raisin riding a skateboard, Hulk Hogan, Buzz Lightyear and Big Boy will all be attending the birth of our Lord Baby Jesus in our household this Christmas 2010. It only costs a mere $2 bucks to get inside their doors and they offer up a concession stand menu so you don't have to worry about leaving. Instead you can shove a hot dog and funnel cake down your throat in record time- you know so that lady doesn't scoop up the last of those porcelain clown figurines you had your eye on. This place is a hoarder's dream- there seriously is so many things you don't need, never knew you wanted, but have to have. Go with a sock full o' cash and a couple dozen energy drinks and I'll see you at the next one on September 18th and 19th. But if you try to buy any of our future nativity guests, I will knock you out with my purse full of energy shots.

This is not a traditional "flea market" so don't let the name confuse you. This is a "craft fair"…read morewith organized vendors selling clothes, soaps, handmade items, food, etc in an indoor venue (at the Agricenter) with an admission price of $3 per adult. There are a few traditional vendors with nice antiques and "yard sale" items, but I would not recommend going if you're expecting that. I give this 2 stars because the "Memphis Flea Market" is not an appropriate title, it should be called the Memphis Craft Fair. No disrespect to the vendors that are there, because many of their handcrafted items are very nice. However, this is not the place to go if you are a picker, looking to find a diamond in the rough, or looking to sift though someone's "junk" to find an item that fits your lifestyle.

This is a family owned (four generations) business which has been in the same location over 25…read moreyears. Before they took over this building it was a Big K department store. At any given time a member of the family will greet you as you enter the door. This part flea market part antique mall can be a bit more of a pain in the butt to navigate than it's worth. The antiques are generally out in the open to be gotten to easily or inside glass cases. The flea market aspect is more scattered, piled, dumped, clumped and spattered throughout the aisles. The severely neglected and leaking roof turns a casual day of strolling and picking into a day of bobbing and weaving to avoid leaks and pots or other catch basins strewn throughout the walking areas. The last time I visited I wasn't aware the roof was so bad. I walked out into an aisle and felt as if I had been shot with a BB gun. The water drop that had hit me was so big and cold it stung my chest when it landed. There is just about anything a collector could want such as costume jewelry, small caliber ammunition, tons of glass, very old work tools, clothing, toys and vinyl records. The records area is rather misleading as most of the selection is album covers only, no records. A majority of the items are overpriced but do have lots of discounted prices with marks through the prices and 50-90% off scrawled across the tags. It is very difficult for a true 'dickerer' to fight for lower prices or try for a 'throw something else in to sweeten the deal' because most of the vendors are not onsite during the week. You are just to take the item to the people up front and pay tag prices. To Each Their Own.

I rlly love the place I go there almost every weekend that it's open and the food their is great.read more

Was excited & looking forward to checking this place out, but outta luck.... No flea market…read morehappening here!

I do not recommend this business because if you're not Mexican or Hispanic you will not understand…read morehalf of what they're saying. Also you ask about a price they start talking to each other and laughing like you're ignorant black person or something of that nature so I went and will never go back. And it does not support the things in the

I'm so glad I discovered this place! This is my second visit and I always manage to find something…read moreto purchase. I'm not really sure if that's a good or bad thing. The Commerce Street Market can be comparable to an indoor flea market consisting of many local vendors. However, much better than your average flea market. One can find a large variety of merchandise available for all ages. Also check out their Facebook page for updates on sales and arrival of new merchandise. The young ladies that work there are very helpful and friendly. This gem is located right off of Commerce and across the street from the tennis courts. Look for the turquoise sign.

From the owner: Over 7,000 square feet filled with over 100 vendors with something for everyone! We have Antiques,…read moreHome Decor, Candles, Boutiques, Amish Goods, Gifts & More!

This indoor flea market takes place the 2nd weekend of the month. Parking is free. Total of 3…read morebuildings. 2 bldgs are flea market vendors of whatnots, food, etc. The 3rd is typically a gun show. If you don't want to go to the gun show, the entry is $1. If you want to go to the gun show, the entry is $5 (I think) which includes entry into the other 2 bldgs. The food vendors offer samples. I purchased the corn salsa and freshly roasted pecans. I am a fan of the SEC. I liked looking at the various SEC items. I purchased a lined tote (bigger than the size of a manilla envelop that widens as you get to the bottom) with an inner zipper pocket and an inner, magnetic snap to close the bag for $12. The Nashville Flea Market is bigger but I like this one better. This one has SEC vendors with a different variety of items from more colleges and a t-shirt vendor that I like. The corn salsa vendor and a few others are at both markets.

Seriously weird. Neat. Surreal. Its one of those weird things that you must see to believe. And…read moreacross the street... A field of zebras. Yes. Seriously. Zebras. There is a wildlife refuge across from a giant crazy indoor flea market. Food highlight. The guy that sells wine jelly. That stuff is gold.