How fun, how cool, how unique! Every Sunday from 11 am to 5 pm local artisans sell their wares and…read morespecialty foods from booths on Oram Street in Lower Lower Greenville! We bought a very cool silver ring from Hard Silver - Deep who had an amazing selection of hand designed unique sterling silver designs. We bought some bacon dog cookies from Angie's Pet Bakery. At $1 a piece I'm glad the dogs loved them. We bought a unique one-of-a-kind blouse from Shop Love and Lilac. Kai Dye had a beautiful selection of tie-died bandannas, socks, sweat pants and t-shirts. Another vendor had smoked ranch flavored pretzels. What a delicious tasting treat, move over Rolled Gold. Someone was selling leather goods and handmade purses. Could not believe that they were only $175, a lot of value here. There was even a psychic reading palms. This market does not have junk. Everything you find here is handmade or personally designed and as such is truly unique and special. Plus, every booth is different and there are not any two people selling the same thing. I'd recommend shopping here and then enjoying your Sunday afternoon at one of the local eateries along Lower Greenville.

Nostalgia at its finest! I love spending my early Saturdays here. Local artists and entrepreneurs…read moresharing their creative items. I could spend my entire check here. Very good people and products.

This bazaar shopping experience was great. From gold to silver jewelry, from sweet 15 to baptism…read moreparty supplies to tattoos and car speakers. This shop has a variety of vendors including food. Alot of the jewelry venders have a lay-away option, which is great for holiday gifting. My family and I went on a Friday around 11 a.m. and all of the vendors were open and ready to go. The food vendors outside the bazaar were barely setting up though. There is enough parking space available for this bazaar. There is even a game room to keep kiddos busy as the parents shop.TIP: Mom's, the bathrooms do have diaper changing stations!

Visited on a Friday around 11am and it was not busy at all which I appreciated. They do have…read morevarious vendors all throughout the Bazaar but unfortunately they are all repeated vendors. They consist of jewerly, quinceañera & party dresses, Mexican artisan knick knacks, Weastern wear, Mexican snacks, candy, food and Antojitos. Good variety to choose from though with different price options all throughout. Nice size and a good time to spend a few hours just browsing and looking at things. They have a huge parking lot with plenty of parking spaces to choose from as well.

Traders Village Grand Prairie is a great place to shop, eat, and explore on the weekend. There are…read moretons of vendors with good prices, unique items, and plenty of food options. It can get crowded, but the fun atmosphere makes it worth visiting. Great Customer Service! If you haven't been then you're missing out. I've gotten furniture, saddles, and boots.

It was a beautiful Saturday and we wanted to be out before the next cold front had hit dfw. I was…read moretruly impressed by this flea market! If your looking for time to be out and enjoy the day Traders Village is family friendly place to do just that. You can shop, eat, and ride rides! What's more to want!? The shops range from old to new items for Sale. The restrooms are clean and have enough stalls for a decent crowd. The food is hit and miss, I loved my mango raspa but my mexican nachos were not great. Basic fair food is available at a lower cost than most fairs. The rides seems stable and were functional but I didn't get a chance to try them out. The wind started to pick up and it was time to go. When we arrived there was a good amount of people but by the time we left it was packed. I see this being a great an afternoon 1-3 hour

Much bigger Bazaar than others ive visited. I do feel like these Bazaar's though all have the same…read morestands aisle after aisle. From Mexican artisans, Quinceañera dresses, gold and silver jewerly, body shapewar to clothing, vehicle part shops and beauty. They do have various food and Antojito stands as well. Plenty of parking to choose from.

The cleanest and nicest bazaar I've been to, I feel comfortable enough to park and go in and get my…read morefruit alone or w my kids. They have a lot of cool hidden Mexican gems. Candy/misc items. This day we stopped for some fruit and yogurt and didn't find any but we found a lot of other items. Definitely recommend for you to venture on in. Everyone is kind and prob need to know some Spanish and have cash - some places take card but most do not! And sometimes parking is crazy there but I normally find a spot.

What a fun free market! I'm not sure how often this market happens but it was this past Saturday…read moreand the weather was gorgeous! There were plenty of food trucks and beer was flowing (since it was held in the back parking lot of Community Beer Company (3 tokens for $12=3 beers). There were fun local bands and a dj. Plus there were plenty of vendors selling a variety of wares from art to clothes to edibles (like olive oil and flavored salts). The area was spacious and the people who brought their own chairs were smart. The crowd (which definitely got bigger as the day progressed) was fun and there were lots of dogs. The biggest lack was a non-beer option. There was a small (free) water station inside the brewery, but any other beverages were whatever canned or bottled drinks that the food trucks were selling, which meant waiting in line with the food people. A lemonade stand or some such would have been extremely welcome as the day warmed up. My only other complaint is that there doesn't seem to be a regular time for this market...maybe because it's new? My Dallas contact said it was on a weekday last time and wasn't as well attended. Let's hope it continues and on a regular basis.

This is the second market we have been to put on by this group and it is a fun time. I wish that it…read morewould gain more traction so that more vendors would participate. This time, it was at the Goodyear retread plant which was a great open space. There was a DJ spinning and free drinks. There weren't as many food options as I would have liked but it was a good time nonetheless. My favorite was the cartoon artist that was capturing people's caricatures. There was plenty of tables and seating and parking was on the street and at nearby businesses that were not open. Again, I wish there were more vendors as more variety and choice would have been great. I'll still probably attend the next one.

July might not have been the best month to come to an outdoor market! It was super hot, of course,…read morebut we still had a lot of fun! I would recommend an ice cream or popsicle vendor for the summer! We opted for cold beer and wine instead ($5 each)! They have picnic tables and live music. We made necklaces/bracelets out of copper, at the "make and take" metal workshop! That was a lot of fun and they turned out pretty cute! The vendors mainly had jewelry and clothing. There was also a few food vendors. We had a great time, I am excited for next time. I might wait a few months to go again, when the weather cools down!

Always find what I need. They are all so amazing. Even a replacement key for my car with fob and…read morenot super expensive either.

This place is literally never open when they are supposed to be it's annoying driving here just to…read moresee them closed.

waste of time and gas, tiny little affair. about 20-30 vendors.. 5min walk thru of tchotchkes…read moreand a $5 cover... which is appalling.​

favorite place to sell…read more favorite place to buy Love the Owners who run the show and the vendors bring their best

Visiting the area from Buffalo NY I went into this shop to search for vintage/antique items. Great…read moreselection but nothing I wanted. The store was clean & organized and the staff were very friendly. They gave me a map which I plan to use to visit other places on the antique trail.

Great selection. Sweet staff! Wrapped my purchase very securely! Will be back! Great prices!read more