Beautiful and clean facility with lots of options from clothing, glassware, jewelry, children's…read moretoys and box, vinyl, and more! Staff very helpful. Entries also accessible for wheelchairs/walkers/rollators with a handicap spot. Next door to the Big Fix and dog friendly too.

Made a donation there. They've got a good range of items and a great mission in terms of promoting…read morepet population control and trying to help shelter animals.

This is an awesome market! Over 65,000 ft.² of vendors and…read moreantique mall. Such a variety of items and has areas for those who love to dig for treasures as well as areas for shoppers who like things staged well. Staff is Very pleasant and everyone is very helpful

I cannot recommend this Flea Market enough! While passing through the area, I decided to stop by,…read moreand I'm so thankful I did. I felt as though I could have spent an entire day exploring every corner of the market, uncovering I many hidden treasures.

Best thrift store I've been to in Jackson area. Lots to look at, good prices, good atmosphere. It's…read morea hidden gem! Decent selection of dishes, music, movies, clothes, lots of books, bags, and just about any other household good I can think of. I scored some like-new athletic shoes for less than $10! It's definitely worth the stop!

Great thrift store with tonssss of good deals. The only thing is they are still requiring a mask…read morewhen COVID does not even exist anymore and there's literally nowhere else around still doing this.

I am such a sucker for a good deal on quality products, and this place has something for everyone,…read moreeven children. I remember it a LONG time ago, and it is definitely upgraded and my favorite place to haunt when in Jackson. Well organized and expanded into two buildings. So far I've found antique Oneida silverplate flatware, Gail Pittman dishes (before she was with Southern Living), matching crystal bowls and wine glasses for our patterns, and adorable, funny t-shirts, caps and mugs. My husband even scored a Cherokee Inn mug - new, but great memory for us. I wish I had a mansion and an unlimited budget, because I'd redesign my house every season, just from this store - lamps, beds, tablecloths, wall hangings... Oh, and the customer service is spot on. They were running a promo for $10 if you spent $40 this particular weekend, and we were unaware because we live in Louisiana. The clerk said, "If you spend another $1.25, you can get $10 off." Easy peasy - candy on hand at the register. Done. Another deal and another reason to keep coming back.

Great store with lots of items. We loved the rethread store behind it. lots great clothing items…read moreat good prices.

It is a fun thrift shopping experience. Even getting there a little late in the day.read more

Always organized and clean! Items are priced decent! Easy to donate, just pull up and they get your…read morestuff for you. The clothes are gently worn and in great condition! Just a great place to shop on a budget! You can really find some good treasures here!

I love thrifting there! The staff are helping and polite. You have to do a lot of digging but can…read morefind some really neat stuff!

Fraud under the name of charity. Get your act together GATEWAY TO HELL. You could get a SCALE or…read moretwo in that bargain center and start WEIGHING and selling things by the pound 1.99, like the goodwill bins on Center street in Ridgeland, and make it fair to all that shop here instead of a few select CHOSEN regular people that constantly get deals, you can see them slow walking to the counter after everyone is gone... or waiting on the side to get a deal, people aren't stupid, this is basic math, you can't shop here everyday if you are not getting deep deals on items. MAKE IT FAIR FOR EVERYONE. Without Quincy, Steve, Tasha and the nice lady that answers the phone in the office you wouldn't have a business because the cashiers would kill off your business in less than 30 days. The Lord has blesses you with free stuff to help the people and BE A BLESSING TO THE COMMUNITY. You are not a retail store, you are a bargain store... but your junk is HIGHER THAN RETAIL. Most charity thrift shops are 501C tax exempt taking in free donations. If ROSS, WALMART & DOLLAR TREE sell vases from 1.25 and up, why would you sell vases used, out of the trash boxes in the back at $5 and up? Nobody shops here for retail prices. You would make more money consistently by doing buggy or bundle sales, offering 20 items for $30, 30 items for $40 you would move the stuff out of your junk store faster that way then trying to rob the people at the register with high prices. There are many resellers in this state that shop stores like this to get cheap merchandise to supplement their income, or local artist like myself looking for things to redo or recycle... I'm not looking for expensive TRASH to make art with. The thrift store a half a mile away have prices posted and sell all clothing items under $5, lamps under $6 shoes $4, books .50, while you gouge. A few of the ladies that work the register are rude and they get pleasure out of quoting ridiculous prices for junk. But they are stabbing your business to it's death. A woman tried to charge me $10 for a sweater and $7 for some cup saucers, I told her to keep the stuff. What she was trying to charge me for a few things others get for a whole cart. BUT WHEN I CHECKED THE BILL ON THE ITEMS THAT I DID GET - SHE HAD OVERCHARGED ME $5 - I have been over charged several times in this place - what she stole from me she actually stole from the LORD who gave it to me, the LORD rebuke her. Another time I was there I had 3 thin paperback children's books and I was charged $1 a book, it should have been 3 for $1. THIS IS SHAMEFUL. May the Lord turn the tables over on this place. I pray that you will stop price gouging and ripping people off in the name of charity.