I love Kate and her family. She advises her markets and welcomes new customers with free gift bags…read moreand smiles

From the owner: Three Seasons Vendor Market is a pop-up vendor market that allows small businesses to grow within…read morethe community.

Best set up for sellers Very low charge to setup…read more Great place to get a deal Owners very friendly and helpful

Went on a Sunday around 10:30 and there were less than 10 vendors there. Very sad. We drove…read morearound but didn't see anything worth getting out of the car.

First of all, this is NOT a "farmers" market. Don't go thinking it is. Yes, there are ppl who…read moresell produce, that they bought wholesale from a supplier. VERY different from an actual grower who picked items hours before bringing to the flea. To my knowledge, it has NEVER had a mass of farmers/gardeners selling produce that they grew. (In harvest season there ARE the occasional home growers that bring their fruits, vegs, etc. to sell.) There was also a time years ago when they sold farm animals at auction. I don't think they do that anymore. Or maybe it's just on pause during the pandemic? Other than that, SUPER nice people that own/run it. It's well organized, great to deal with. They have 3 big shelters full of vendors year round + many sellers out in the grass/gravel areas when weather permits. They also have a few food vendors. DEFINITELY go on a nice weather day and enjoy !!

From the owner: Farmers Market Flea Market provides produce, antiques, furniture, home products, and clothing to…read morethe Lexington, NC area.

The signs say the flea market opens at 7 AM. We were there at 9 AM. Only about 15% of the areas…read morewere open. Almost every table was either covered with cloth or netting. The areas that were opened was either Hispanic western wear, a few tables with religious items, statues, and candles, and other random finds. They say one man's junk is another man's treasure. I'm sure if everything was opened this would be a great place. And since the majority of the flea market was closed, it was a waste of our trip. I would not recommend.

If you like flea markets that sell stuff that may or may not be useful or likable in the future,…read morethis maybe be the place to go. We browsed around and they have alot of Knick -knacks. Items that more likely be accumulated over time. I say I enjoyed my Saturday afternoon here just to see what's it's all about. Contractors personnel I think will have a blast. Reminds me when I went to this popular flea market in Tacoma, Washington State back in the 80's. I wish the outdoor vendors have more to offer. Chow down some fresh cut coconut meat and wash it down with some cantaloupe juice. That's where it counts... the food made these stars!

Done years ago we went there, we had just bought our house and since the kitchen is so small, I…read moreneeded some where for the microwave and my coffee maker, we fount this gfrrn hutch at that flea market, it was a very good price and we had no idea it would acymtually fit, but it's perfect

Don't hesitate to stop here for the best bbq sandwich, delish! You can also pick up fresh fruit…read moreand veggies in season. If you don't want to take home bbq then stop by the exit for fresh seafood.

This is a wonderful thrift store that offers everything for the home from books to shelves to…read moretablecloths to picture frames, all supporting a good cause. Unfortunately this location closed recently, supposedly to move into a new facility in Burlington, but as yet it has not reopened nor has a reopening date been stated. It's a loss to everyone who loves secondhand goods not to have Hospice Flea Market up and running again!

Who doesn't love a bargain. And who doesn't love supporting a good, no--a GREAT--cause?…read more Hospice is so important--and often are the unsung heroes for those who are leaving this life and provide so much needed caring and comfort for those left behind. Someone gave me the head's up about the Hospice Flea Market. First off, I didn't really know where Haw River was. And the first time I took the trek out trying to find it, it seemed like I was lost. And then there it was--this HUGE thrift store in an understated shopping mall. We walked in and there is a huge variety of nearly everything! Books are nicely organized and rightly priced. Need some holiday decor--they have plenty! If you need anything for someone who has been incapacitate or needs additional nursing care, you're likely to find it here. What you WON'T FIND is clothing!!!!! So if you're looking for that, keep on driving and go to their sister-store in Burlington (Hospice League Clothing Store). What I love is that there are some hidden gems here. Their pricing is surprisingly high and there is no negotiation. But what is important is that you are supporting an AMAZING cause. So who doesn't mind paying a premium price for that? Check it out! And support them.