This Farmer's Daughter is OPEN for business Wed. - Saturday 10-4!…read more It's called Farmer's Daughter on Main, still at 303 S. Main Street in Sandwich. They are still in the same old farmhouse behind Walgreens on Rt. 34. The shop is located inside Spotted Sparrow, an awesome women's and children's boutique. Farmer's Daughter on Main still sells wonderful handcrafted farmhouse furniture, handmade Country Spirit candles, handmade seasonal items, bulbs and tapers, curtains, vintage antiques, gifts, home decor and much much more! Don't miss it! Still there after 25+ years in business! A great find in downtown Sandwich on south Main St.!

From the owner: Home Decor, Antiques, Gifts. read more

This is one of the better antique malls we've been too. Well laid out and a little bit of…read moreeverything for everyone. The staff were incredibly helpful and respectfully made sure to check if we needed anything brought up to the counter. This was super helpful and freed up our hands as well ended up finding many Royal Haeger treasures. Once they knew we were set on the pieces they began wrapping and boxing our items carefully while we finished shopping. It was easy to be wrung up and they were the kindest people. This is a must-stop if you are in the area!

HUGE selection of everything you can think of. No clothing but just lots of STUFF which I still…read morelove. Three stories packed

Great place! Lots to pick from with good prices. Very friendly and helpful staff. Will definitely…read morereturn!

My granddaughter, who loves thrifting, and I decided to visit Plaid Umbrella. A couple of hours…read morelater and a few purchases for both of us, we left quite happy. It has displays from several stores so it's like a thrifting, vintage mall under one roof. There is a broad range of prices and selection. I'm sure we will be returning sometime soon.

I have to say they were so friendly and helpful. They have quality items. I would recommend, The…read moreRustic Door.

From the owner: Family-Owned and Operated, Mother and Daughter Owned and Operated, Women Owned and Operated,…read moreAntique Store. Products: Antiques, Upcycled Goods, Living Room Decor, Antique Furniture, Local Artisan Jewelry, Boho Decor, Home Décor, Purses, Accessories, Boutique Clothing, Wall Art, Holiday Decor, Candles, Kitchen Decor, Makeup, Eclectic Items, Body Products, Lighting, Yard Decor, Rod Iron Decor. Services: Gift Shop, Thrift Store. Brands: Happy Home by Picki Nicki, Rock Creek Soaps, 101 West Room Spray.

In my opinion our trip to "Sunday At Sandwich" was a complete bust. The entry fee is overpriced at…read morefive bucks. Although the event looks big it's really quite small. Ten bucks for two of us to get in just seemed steep. This is your typical outdoor antique show. Good mix of stuff just not enough of it. We'd hoped to take a long time to see everything but we were done in an hour and we left empty handed. If you live close and have $5 burning a hole in your pocket, go check it out. If you're further away I'd say this event isn't trip-worthy.

This is a small but nice market for the area; however, I believe $5.00/person is too pricey…read moreconsidering it is quite small compared to Kane County, for example. Kane county charges the same amount and is at least three times bigger. The Fairgrounds has at least two buildings for indoor vendors and a lot of space for outdoor vendors. It is usually very clean with indoor bathrooms and decent parking. There is closer parking for those with a disability placard. There are many food vendors offering kettle corn, hotdogs, tacos, soda, and such. They also have live music. There were numerous dogs at today's market and all behaved very well. I think I spent more time visiting with various dogs than I did shopping. Items available date from approx mid-1800s to 2000s. Yes, there was some absolute junk that I would not bring to an "antique market," but there were many beautiful items! Prices ranged from reasonable to expensive and while I encountered several overpriced items (imho), dealers were ready to wheel and deal. Everyone I encountered was friendly and having a good time, which is a nice change. It is definitely a family event but I strongly suggest you watch your children. It is not a playground or a form of babysitting. Many children ran around unsupervised with little regard for the older folks or those with a cane or wheelchair. Many of the dogs behaved better than the kids and I blame the parents. With that being said, it was a relaxing day and educational to boot. I recommend this market as I believe there is something there for everyone. My dearly departed grandmother would have loved it! And I believe you would, too.

Great service, decent prices, varied selection of merchandise and price points, something for…read moreeveryone. Hubby got a neon beer sign and I got a Santa classics tin toy - can't get much different than that!

Staff smelled so badly of cigarette smoke it was permeating throughout. Upstais felt like you could…read morefall through the floor at amy time. Nothing there worth those two draw backs.

FUN! Lots of interesting things, a small comic store inside, and creepy downstairs with more fun!…read moreYadaadadadada I got a yellow chick hat here.

Some cool stuff in there, but super hot and muggy so it was not fun to walk around in there. We…read moreweren't greeted or smiled at MULTIPLE times. Other people (white people lol) came in and were immediately met with hellos and smiles.