Omg this place is amazing! There is so much stuff to be looked at!…read more First off, this place is great to support a local business and not those Salvation Army and Good Will Stores. More packed here than any of those other places. I was (and still am) a bit confused... I guess the whole building is known as "Tilton & Cook Market Place" but each floor is a different owner.. or rather it's a business that rents out space to vintage/thrift stores. On the first floor I was told there were 5 different owners, but it's really hard to figure out whose stuff is whose and if you're entering another "store". Just remember where you got stuff. There is also a place to eat and relax on the first floor which is pretty cute, but I didn't look at the menu cause I wasn't hungry. People there were pretty nice. You really have to go digging around here (or in some areas). I was only able to get to the second floor... I think I was there for about 2hrs... there is just so much stuff! (I didn't even finish the second floor). From my understanding, each floor is its own "shop" (except for the first floor). But no one seems to have their own name... just "Tilton & Cook Market Place" or "Tilton & Cook Corp". Make sure to bring lots of cash... no one in the building can take credit/debit. And at last, the days and hours for these shops are all the same. I could be wrong on a few things here, but this is all what I gathered and understood. Im definitely gonna have to return. Such a great find!

such an amazing place!! absolutely huge, has so many vendors and its easy to get lost in this…read moreplace!! such a great selection of things, such as vintage furniture, clothes, video games, cds... theres so much stuff its insane! i am in love with this place and i highly recommend it if you love anything vintage or antique!!

Made back my money for renting a table then some plus I was out of there by 2:30 ( they close…read moreearly) which gave me the rest of the day to relax, nice family place

Not a lot of quality items. Toys, tools, clothes. Not alot of selection. 50% of the booths were…read moreclosed on an 80 degree, clear day, full of sunshine at 8am.

Really neat place! So many unique finds here, mostly antiques however when I was there i found…read moreplenty of homemade items too! I 100% recommend visiting here

I have visited this shop several times, most recently this past Saturday, because a friend of mine…read morewanted to check it out. The shop has a large number of vendors, some of whom I am friends with. Unfortunately, the owner is very outspoken about their far-right politics on social media. It's distasteful when business owners are so vocal about their political views, regardless of the side they support. This shop is a thrift/antique market; who do they think their primary customer base is? In their post, they stated: "If you don't like this or don't agree with it. You already know there are other shops to choose from, or take your ass to Target" I sent a message suggesting they should be careful about publicly taking sides on political issues. I mentioned that I know some vendors there and that I would most likely not return. The owner's response: "No one asked you what you thought; we don't need you to return. You most definitely dont have any friends lol so have a good summer Karen." This is not how a business owner should behave, and it's incredibly toxic! While they are right that there are other places to shop in the area, actions like this likely lose more customers than they gain. When I stated that I would make sure others knew how he acted he then placed my image and information on blast on FB and Instagram for "his customers to decide" Of course adding a ton of far-right political nonsense where his equally toxic supporters added their thoughts.

Popped in to Christmas shop and found more for myself…read more Variety of items on two levels. If that was Kev at the register he's a kind fella that will strike up a quick conversation while checking you out.

So much fun exploring the nooks and crannies of Kev's barnyard. A cross between an artists craft…read morefair and a flea market meets an antique shop. So many vendors in one space. Prices varied from reasonable to crazy but the amount of items for sale were mind boggling! I didn't know where to look! Really enjoyed looking around and I look forward to going back.

I have only been here three times but that's enough to be able to tell you that this is absolutely…read moreone of the better consignment shops in the area. Each booth is immaculately curated with great pieces. Mostly items that would be dated between the 50'-80's. I found the pricing to be pretty fair. Like with any consignment shop though, you'll see some stuff that's wayyyyy over valued. Goes with the territory. Of the three times I went, I left with something each time. Their vintage Christmas collections this year were especially lovely and I'm already looking forward to next holiday season.

You must go! It was so therapeutic -- beautiful artistic antiques -- it was a well curated…read morecollection and the pricing was reasonable. And they take Apple pay. The best place to go on a rainy day, and the customer service was very friendly. I got myself a vintage Sydney floral pitcher and it just screamed grand millennial! Love it. Definitely heading back again!

This is unlike other flea markets I have been to because it was never really clear to me which…read morevendor went with which area of stuff. So, it isn't super organized. But we definitely made out with a couple steals; I got a baby blue Martha Stewart Dutch oven for 10 dollars! This is definitely yard sale type things, not the kind of flea market to check if you're looking for a new fake Kate spade bag. ;) it's also honestly not super clean. I definitely sneezed a few times to get the dust out of my nose. But if you can look past that and go in armed with some patience you're likely to find something worthwhile. Or at the very least have a few laughs at the weird and random items!

A great indoor flea market, I haven't been in a bit and loved it afternoon poking around…read more Clean, plenty of parking, great hours and the workers are always helpful. Open year round

Wow, drive up from Connecticut as I had heard about how great this place was. The reviews on Yelp…read morewere spot on. Very large, and at times it seemed endless. Pay attention to the booths as there is a way to go thru and see them all. So many different things we wound up spending close to two and a half hours walking around. Yes I had to use one of their shopping carts as we picked up quite a few items. Most booths were very reasonably priced. There are a couple that priced a little high but for the most part the prices everywhere else were low. Definitely will be back.

Tucked away in a rural neighborhood, sits this old brick mill building with a towering smoke stack…read more Inside are two floors of consignment booths filled with eclectic stuff of various price points, none of which were over the top - all fair. Will definitely be back when I have more time! According to the woman working the counter there is another large vendor space close by called Stanley mill, though I don't see it on yelp. Google it and you'll find their site. Close by. Worth the drive.

There are so many cool vintage things at this 3 floor vintage and antiques Mecca. Most items are…read morereasonably priced. I picked up a 90s Christie's Auction catalog for $1. I would've bought more, but I am between apartments. The women at checkout were very helpful and pleasant. I have been before and I will return to check out the 3rd floor.

I stumbled upon a notice for this market and decided to give it a try. Very glad I did. It was in…read morea very pretty location and we had great weather. Upon entry, for a $12 fee, you see aisles and aisles of white tents with nice chalkboard signs noting what vendors are in the aisle. This market is stated as a vintage market and seemed to be exactly that. There were artisans and craftsman (people). This is not a flea market or the routine craft fair. Some of the tents were beautifully set up with fake chandeliers and felt like a mini store. It was lovely. One tent was selling old ladders and crates. There was an artist who carved the metal part of old shovels. Another who made furniture out of wooden crates. Among my purchases were a wooden arch, some art and amazing cookies. The cookies were like shortbread combined with interesting flavors. I bought scallion and birch/maple/something. The black olive were delicious as well. Many people brought wagons or carts for their purchases. There were food trucks at the beginning. I made note of the November dates and would love to go again. My notes would be: 1) wear solid shoes since this is on farmland and it can be uneven 2) the walk from the car to the entrance could be dicey for those who aren't good walkers (my mother comes to mind) 3) happily, it seemed to be dog friendly and I saw some adorable animals 4) they offered porter service so if you purchase a large item, you get a ticket to then pick up closer than where you park 5) go around noon or later so I will get closer parking when I arrive earlier. :)

Amazing collection of vendors and a great market to check out. Handmade crafts and soaps, wild…read morehoney and other gourmet food, antiques, vintage clothing and jewelry and even more. Well worth the price of admission you'll spend a full afternoon browsing the market. Food trucks, live music and beer vendors round out the mix.

Loved it, the owner was incredibly nice and there is a nice selection of dvds to look at :)read more

I could spend HOURS here! So many fun booths full of trinkets and collectibles and home goods and…read moredecor-- every category you might want to look for!! I can't wait to come back!! They close at 4 and are only open a couple days so plan accordingly *