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.

Nice flea market with booths selling everything from fountains to knives, toys and housewares…read more Check out JOE on Henderson street booth to get a customized fountain. You can also get nachos. Funnel cakes, Smokey brisket, baked potatos and chicken Nice for family and kids. Nice deals especially with the recession and inflation.

We came on a Friday so the vendors were somewhat limited but will return on a Saturday or Sunday in…read morehopes that there will be additional options with vendors. I was able to pickup a gift for my brother-in-law that he has been looking for for a while so that was nice.

I honestly left this market a bit confused. Did I enjoy my experience? I'm not sure... after some…read morethought I settled with the fact that although this market is not for me, I appreciate it for what it is, and the incredible amount of effort put into making it what it is. So first things first, this market is HUGE! Festival-like huge. Here's what they claim: "The #1 review we receive from shoppers at Big Top Events is, "We had SO much fun!". It is our pleasure to offer a wide selection exhibitors to bring the very best in boutique clothing, accessories, shoes, home decor, furniture, gourmet food, dips, sauces, art, yard decorations, holiday items and so much more! There is a little bit of everything and something for everyone! Prices range from as little as $5 and up to $2,000 and beyond. Our market is 50% hand made items and 50% manufactured items. 100% of Exhibitors are small business owners, shopping with us puts money directly into the local community. 90% of Exhibitors are based here in the Lone Star State, others travel from Oklahoma, New Mexico, Louisianan, Oklahoma and Arkansas!" Here's what I experienced: *they offer a 4 story complimentary parking garage & plenty of complimentary street parking options *it is certainly true that leashed dogs are welcome, but apparently so are lemurs & their babies...true story *they truly offer is a bit of everything, and all price points are offered...but I wasn't prepared for some of the offerings, and I personally was unaware that many businesses are not locally based. For example, it was nice to see Rodeo food, unique boutiques, and handmade ink pens. I was not expecting independent consultant MLM representation, non Native peoples selling dream catchers, folks dropshipping items, and droves on droves of repeat items like freeze dried treats and handmade tumblers. I didn't find anyone selling fruit or produce, and very few natural products. The level of repetition had me questioning the vendor selection criteria. Nevertheless, if I visited with the goal of enjoying a day with friends, families, or the kids, this would be a great market to do so. I appreciate the Port-a-potties in multiple areas & plenty of activities for the kids in the main square (bouncy houses, playground slide). Even if it was like 90 degrees under the actual big top, there's plenty of food and alcohol to go around, and plenty of things to look at, touch, and sample to kill a few hours and support local(ish). I may be the outliar here, bc others seemed to be enjoying themselves. It's a 3.5 from me as a solo Market goer on a mission to find quality local and unique goods, but I certainly welcome everyone to go out and experience this market atleast once!

An assortment of many vendors, it's not open all the time, only twice a year. Great weekend outing…read morewith a collection of local vendors selling their wares.

I really love this flea market.Not only is the place a safe and clean environment to shop…read moreat.unlike other area flea markets ,they don't charge for parking!Which i feel is greedy of the owners. J.M.O[just my opinion] guys. The vendors are very friendly and always ready to make a deal.Not to mention the prices are really cheap,this however does not reflect the items being sold though. Thanks.Honeyann From Terrell,Texas

It truly lives up to the hype. It's a massive flea market with everything from vintage treasures to…read moretotally random finds if you're looking for something unique, you'll probably find it here. We arrived around 11am (they open at 8 I believe). Parking was organized with staff directing traffic, and it cost $10 cash. There were tons of unique vendors, and we ended up buying tea-infused whiskey, moonshine cider, seasonings, and plenty of treats. Many vendors offer samples, which makes it fun (and hard not to buy everything). There's no shortage of food options. We spent about 5 hours there and walked around 15,000 steps. You can rent scooters, wagons, or shopping carts, which is helpful. Restrooms were clean with attendants and changing tables. There are covered areas and lots of shade trees, so even at 80° it felt comfortable. Pet friendly too we brought our fur baby. We'll definitely be back.

First Monday Trade Days has been kind of a tradition in Texas for a LONG time, in fact most of my…read morelife in Texas. I come here occasionally so that I remember why it's been so long since the last time I came here. It seems like you used to be able to find some bargains here. But that was really not the case for me on my visit. In fact, it was quite the office it I found a bunch of over priced items that I can buy much cheaper at stores right in the Dallas area without having to travel to Canton. It's also very hot and I'm not sure who thought having outside vendors in the Texas summer heat is a good idea. It was straight up miserable this past weekend when I was there. I literally could not wait to get back in my car and getting some air conditioning.

3 reasons not to give all 5 stars.. 1) it's cash only I had to leave & come back with cash.. 2)…read morealmost nothing is labeled you have to drag the owners son around wile he's on the phone with his mom to learn prices.. 3) small selection.. BUT the prices are dirt cheap they are giving things away here.. oil lamp set only $20 most single lamps are $25 for this size... I will be back!

Cute little hidden gem, really good prices on thrift store clothing and some great looking decor as…read morewell. I will return soon. The staff was very nice and helpful. Got a t shirt for my son for $1. I mean you can't beat the prices. They had name brand stuff, Aeropostale, Dolce and Gabana, Levi's and others. Shoes, purses, hats, clothing and home decor including Christmas trees and ornaments all at great prices. Nice furniture too. I could not find anything in my size that I wanted but I'm sure I will in the future. They are on Facebook so you can look them up there.

Armory Flea Market was so much fun. Items were priced very reasonable and some vendors offered…read morediscounts! The people I met working at this store were awesome, truly genuine and kind individuals. Items in the store included: vintage toys, books, home items like furniture, dishes, housewares, quilts ... this store has EVERYTHING. Visiting the Armory Flea Market is worthwhile. The location probably has 25-35 vendors, this store is by no means a mess but be prepared to be observant and bend down to see every shelf. This is not a giant mall, but we found multiple items we have been searching for here this afternoon! Do not let the green shipping containers at the front scare you off, keep walking it is worth it to explore. They only take cash so come prepared.

The Armory Flea Market has closed for good. We loved going there. We always found good treasure…read morethere.

owners are so so very sweet and considerate. They have great items for low prices. I love coming…read morehere in my free time to look through their clothes, decor, jewelry, shoes and more :)

This was my very first time going to this event! But it will NOT be my last. This was the most…read moreamazing thing ever. I fell in love immediately, from our very first stop. I managed to go with a veteran and we made it all the way from Waxahachie through to Cleburne. We started at 9 in the morning and didn't stop until 6 pm. I found a lot of great items that I left with and even as we speak there's an item or two that was great that I didn't leave with. And now I'm quite upset that I managed to leave those things behind. Since I'm now in the loop on this I'll go every year; both times during the year. You can find everything from clothes, dishes, Christmas items, home décor, odds & ends, antiques, furniture, etc. Its a mix up of a thrift store, antique store, yard sale, and estate sale. I bought a new purse and new shoes for $15!!!! And I get a compliment on my purse every time I leave home. It was a great experience; can't wait til the next one!