I finally had a chance to venture into the Paul Michael Company to see what awaited me! I was…read morehappily greeted by a few employees as I browsed around the enormous store, which gave an inviting, welcoming atmosphere. I felt like I was in a super-sized Pier 1 wandering through the come-to-life pages of Better Homes & Garden. I admit it was overwhelming as I did not come with a specific agenda. They had many items on sale and I was able to pick up a few small home decor items at reasonable prices. I saw a sign explaining how Paul Michael uses locally harvested wood, reclaimed architectural elements and upcycled materials in Dermott, AR- woohoo for going local! I admired a few gorgeous tables, which exhibited great care and impeccable craftsmanship. If you are tired of shopping at the same big box stores and want to add some quality, carefully crafted items to add to your home, I would recommend checking out Paul Michael Company for some different perspectives. (Don't forget about the Duck Dynasty episode when Korie, Miss Kay & Uncle Si shopped here for Jean Luke and Mary Kate's engagement gifts).

Load of old stuff. Interesting to tool around in if you have absolutely nothing else to do with…read moreyour time. Mostly nice people. However, it turns out it's mostly old junk or cheap imports at OUTRAGEOUSLY high prices. If you have time to spare and money to burn, you'll probably like Paul Michaels. If you are into antiques or the other stuff you might find there, and aren't stupid, save a wad and try Bonnie and Clydes Trade days or the Canton market or any other local flea market. You'll find more stuff to love at much, much better prices.

Awesome relaxing place to camp for the evening. I will definitely return. Thanks for the…read morehospitality Smilie.

This is a pretty cool flea market. It's not that big, but everything there seems to have character…read moreand the setting in a wooded lake area is charming. Ever vendor wishes us a merry Christmas as we left.

It is clean, organized with a wide variety of booths. It was easy to find the build and there is a…read morelarge parking lot.

Lots of really cool items. Better for furniture and decorative items than for coins or things like…read morethat but a pretty good range of stuff overall.

Oh my gosh I love this place, I live in Texas and come when I visit my parents. Everyone is so…read moresweet and I always find a treasure!!

Large building, many booths, antiques, cloths, homemade canned goods, crafts, everything!read more

Love going to this shop. I always find great items here. The store is clean, the employees are…read moresweet, and the deals are always good. I did want to mention a small issue at checkout on my last visit. I gave $10 in cash and asked to pay the rest on my card. The total was $19.48, but it was accidentally rung up as if I paid the full amount in cash. When the remaining balance was charged to my card, I was taxed again, so I ended up being charged tax twice (a total of $2.33). I tried calling before the store closed but didn't get through. I know it was close to closing time and mistakes happen, especially after a long day, so I wasn't trying to make it complicated. If possible, I'd just appreciate having the extra tax refunded. Still a great shop and I'll definitely keep coming back!

Large variety of items. Furniture to knickknacks. Browsed for about an hour or so. Many booths…read moreand nice folks!

Antique store near the river. Staff was attentive and allowed us to use the elevator to go to the…read more2nd floor.

" Great Place To Find Things You Don't Need "…read more The Levee Street Marketplace is a nice small and unique shopping venue where you can find new, vintage, or used clothes, furniture, toys and antiques. The Marketplace was very organized and very clean and organized. The Marketplace has 2 floors and does have an elevator.