My father has owned and operated this antique business since July 4, 2001. Dealing with items such…read moreas old cookware, hand made furniture (some dating back to the 1800s), old pictures, frames, farm tools and equipment, and so much more, if you can think of it, he either has it, or most likely knows someone who does. With over 20 years experience in finding and selling items that time stamp our history, as well as pieces from abroad, you're sure to find something that will capture your eye while telling a story from days gone by.

A larger than you think antique mall right on Main Street Kannapolis. Plenty of parking across the…read morestreet. A few hundred areas/booths that can be rented to sell your goods. From antique items to modern day stuff you will be able to find. There are several rooms to walk through as you stroll up and down the aisles. Prices vary from booth to booth. Since sellers can set their own price you need to look for the best value. My son tried to get a hold of a booth owner (because he left his card) but the guy never answered or called back so we left with nothing. We went when it was not crowded. I'm glad because it would get a bit too warm. I will define go back to this mall. Ut was certainly a place that brings back old times.

I will NEVER! and I do mean NEVER recommend or spend another 1 of MY hard earned black dollars at…read morethis place. I have been coming to the marketplace since a little after they opened. Normally the ladies and younger workers are smiling and always speak and tell you about the size of the place and how awesome it is. I walked in today and noticed several workers chatting behind the desk. I grabbed a shopping cart as I normally do because there is a boat load of good stuff and I always leave having spent a ton on great items. There's literally 3 floors and massive sq footage of everything under the sun. I spend hours here because I'm a true thrifty and I check out every station/booth, around 200 spaces I think. I'm very observant and always aware of my surroundings. I noticed the 1st man come from behind the desk as soon as I walked to the first booth. I've seen him there before. He wears a crossbody purse and glasses. I continue my normal walk and scan. I see him out the corner of my eye look me up and down. He walked into a few of the same booths as I and walked off. I rounded the corner and there he was pretending to filter through some sports cards. I kept browsing and scanning and noticed his stares. I walked up to the second floor to confirm if I was being paranoid and sure thing, he followed. I made eye contact a few times thinking ok,I'll give him benefit of doubt, other people were shopping and I kept minding my business. A 2nd guy starts to follow me, I've seen him before as well, he has a hunch back of ND walk, he looks like a teenager, obvious and sloppy. I purposely went into a few women clothing and jewelry and furniture booths and he followed, making eye contact and pretending to shop, all the while looking at me every few seconds. I walked in his direction and at this point I've decided I'm leaving. I pull out my phone to record for my safety and call my bestie to let her know what's going on. As I'm recording he stops in a booth next to me pulls out his phone to text or pretend and I say very loudly how uncomfortable I'm feeling with these mall cops following and profiling me. He heard me, then he picks up a random candle holder he had already passed and walks away. Most of the vendors have personal video cameras in their individual spaces to deter shoplifters. There are also cameras everywhere. Why are they following ME. It was OBVIOUS and because of how they made me feel in that moment, the only poc, being follwed, I left and will never go back. If you are a vendor here, they are making you loose business. I Do Not recommend black and brown people patronize this place. They do not want you here.

Wow. This antique mall is huge with numerous vendors offering a wide variety of antiques. There are…read moredifferent sections to this antique mall and you can easily get discombobulated. Some vendors have staff that can help you find something in particular while others didn't have anyone proving service. I came across numerous cast iron pans and a few pots and several with brand names I've never seen previously. Most seemed to be priced quite reasonably. One particular vendor had crates and crates of old albums from the 50's through the 80's and it brought me back to my teens going to our local music store and browsing through each record. I'll definitely be going back around Christmas to get several. The prices ranged from $2.00 - $5.00 for the albums with the average being $5.00. There is one central check out location by the exit and it seems to move quickly.

I've been here twice and was disappointed in the selection of vintage items. There are a few…read morevendors that have an attractive display but most are chaotic and do not showcase their items to their advantage. If you are a vintage collector you may be better served elsewhere.

Best new antique store in town. It is worth the extra time it takes to find it. I love the local…read morehandmade pottery, cards and wooden items.

This was such a fun place to walk through! I came with my friends awhile back and we easily…read morecould've spent an entire afternoon...they stayed about an hour before going to an escape room but I hung out at a piano that I found near the end of my stroll. There are multiple rooms and all kinds of little knickknacks and tchotchkes for everyone. Record collections, clothes, books, kitchenware and more. You will find what you are looking for here! Great value and friendly service. @azfitfoodfun

I blocked off an entire day to come here and made the trip from Charleston while visiting family,…read moreso I was really looking forward to it. Unfortunately, it was a huge disappointment. Prices were extremely high across the board, and a lot of booths had items that looked like they were straight from Amazon, Shein, or Temu but marked up significantly. That alone was frustrating, especially for a place marketed as an antique destination. The staff we encountered were also not friendly, which didn't help the experience. On top of that, there was a live band playing somewhere on the property, and the sound carried throughout the entire building. It was loud enough that everyone in our group ended up with a headache, which made it really hard to enjoy browsing. We ended up leaving early, which says a lot considering I had planned to spend the whole day there. Overall, not what I expected, and I wouldn't return.

Absolutely the best antique shop my wife and I have been to location is good the workers were all…read morefriendly and Wally the cat was our favorite part

We love this place and especially Wally. We stop in any time we get anywhere close. The business…read morehas a great selection.

I absolutely adore this place. It's one of my must-stop spots whenever I'm in town visiting family…read more They have a great selection of actual antiques, not just trendy resale items, and the prices are extremely fair for what you're getting. It's the kind of place where you can take your time browsing and always find something unique. The staff is consistently friendly and helpful, which makes the whole experience even better. I've found some of my favorite pieces here over the years. Highly recommend stopping in, you'll almost definitely leave with a treasure you didn't even know you needed.

Absolute gem in the middle of nowhere! Fantastic, warm and personable staff. Lots of variable items…read moreincluding cast iron, mid century, toys, nostalgic phones trinkets, memorabilia etc. certain customers may have the wonderful opportunity to be kissed by Jack or Nelson, two wonderful on site polyps that are incredibly gentle. Building is a bit small overall and a bit tight in areas but certainly a 'recommend' from me!!