Our experience was the worst ever! Started at the gate, employees were rude and degrading, we…read morepersonally witnessed them harassing thier own vendors over selling water. Cause it was thier water they were selling?! Where's the anuchupenureship?!.. secretly times we almost got ran over buy thier kids driving lawnmowers. We were yelled at to move...worst experience ever

***REVIEW FOR FALL 2023 PEC THING***…read more Ample parking; advanced ticket line (no waiting!); QR code scanner Now for the bad... To sum this thing up, it was full of vendors who were selling items they picked up at garage sales and estate sales in the last hour--crap no one wants. Well, apparently some people want it, and I can't quite figure out why. There were also "new" retailer vendors, so MLM types. Think Scentsy, Tupperware, Pampered Chef. (What, no Passion Party? LOL) We arrived at open (0800) on Saturday, walked through the entire thing and were back to the car and out the road by 0915. I won't be back. If you're in the market for lawn decor and primitives, this is for you. If you're looking for legit MCM or furniture to restore for your own space... this ain't for you. Troll EstateSales.net and go to those. Or Funderberg's. Or if you're rolling in it, go to Modern Hill Furniture.

Staggering amount of historic vehicles. The JFK was particularly moving. Highly recommended! The…read moreowners gotten an International attention due to the sheer number of historic vehicles.

Come on my Vacation friends, I highly recommend the Historic Auto Attractions really neat awesome…read moreMuseum a little better than the Hollywood wax Museum n Tennessee ! If you have any questions or concerns just ask the Historian named Tony !?! My cousin suggested the Historic Auto Museum to me !

Freeport is kind of like a dumb-looking jock with a secret arty side. This art museum showed me a…read moreside to Freeport that I had no idea existed...and I loved it. It's small (you can probably get through the whole place in a little over an hour), but it has a lot of cool stuff. You can look at paintings, sculptures, and textiles from all over the world - my favorite items included a collection of pietre dure works, masks from Papua New Guinea, and the Mesoamerican pottery. From what I gather, the museum also frequently showcases work by local artists as well. The suggested donation for adults is $3. Support your local museums!

I love the art museum! Never know what you going to discover , with all the new art work that come…read morethrew there. They have so much history and educational exsibit, the kids live it too.

It's back! And the same friend from last year and I went again yesterday…read more This really is the mother lode of antiques, and many items are priced to move. Our best deals: I found dollhouse miniatures for $1 each (miniatures are usually $$$) and a huge lantern for $3; my friend got a glass domed cake stand for $4. We also found hard to find stuff: she was able to get a Peanuts Belle figure (it's almost impossible to find her!) Plus a bunch of other fun things including a 1930s luggage tag, a jadeite hand for storing rings/jewelry, vintage cooking pamphlets put out by different brands, and more. Again we were there half the day and walked about 4 miles. Accessibility notes: normally I use a cane but this time I used my rollater (rolling walker with seat), which was a good decision because I could sit down when needed, particularly while waiting on long lines at the food trucks. Almost every booth was set up so I could get in/out (only one or two were too crowded), and the bathroom we used was big enough to get into as well. The least accessible space was the dining area in the large white building toward the back of the fairgrounds. The outdoor space is bumpy with dirt, grass and or gravel in various spots so having the rollater instead of just my cane added stability (I saw other people with electric scooters and some with manual wheelchairs, but you might need someone to push you through the gravel, because even pushing the rollater through it was difficult). There are a number of food options; we got cinnamon roasted nuts, maple cinnamon rolls from Hough Maple Lane Farm, and a pulled pork sandwich from Whiskey Hotel BBQ/Beef's BBQ Pit. Tried to eat again at Beef on the Moove like last year, but the line was not moving so I gave up after standing there about 5 minutes; likewise, the girl taking orders at the BBQ truck just did not seem to have a sense of urgency despite the huge line. We did wish that all the arts and crafts people and MLMs were in one area or building, because if you don't have an interest in that stuff you can skip it if you want to. Overall, worth going to if you're into antiques and vintage and looking for deals!

They happen to have a deal for 2 for $50 in an email I received so I decided to buy the deal or…read moreelse it was $36 individually. The event I attended was at the restaurant Lucha Cantina. It was a very fun event, the instructor was very enthusiastic and was great at interacting with the group. Overall, everything was setup perfectly from the brushes and canvases on the tables, to the clear instructions, and most importantly I had a fun time and my painting actually turned out great. I would definitely do another painting glass with them again.

Visited during the month of June for a vintage car race. The grounds are well kept and clean. There…read moreis a food stand onsite, along with bathrooms and showers. They do allow overnight camping as well. Note, the track encompasses the majority of the facilities inside the track, so when a race is in motion you can not exit the grounds. I highly recommend bringing a bike or moped to easily navigate the grounds or at least comfortable shoes. There are several viewing areas to watch from, including an upper level near the food stands.

Super cute little giftshop for the gardens! Employees are really nice. Most of the items I looked…read moreat were decently priced and everything was very nice quality! Their snow gloves are insanely beautiful and I wish I took a picture to show. Adore the chopsticks and holders I got.

The Anderson Gardens Gift Shop is where the journey begins for the Anderson Japanese Gardens. This…read moreis where you buy tickets to get into the gardens. This is also where the gift shop resides. You can also get snacks and water here. When my husband and I came through there wasn't much of a line. There was only one couple in front of us. The cashier was nice and friendly. The restrooms and restaurant are also located in this building. I highly recommend the Anderson Gardens Gift Shop!

Located upstairs at Conover. My son loves to come here and watch the trains. The gentlemen are…read morealways very nice to him and answer any questions he has about these trains or trains in general.