If you love flea markets and are able to walk then this might be the place for you. The front row…read moreline is always produce, flowers, plants, trees, and different animals for sale. You might find rabbits, goats, cats, dogs, chickens, ducks, pigs, peacocks, and who knows what. Today they had duck eggs for sale by the dozen and that's the first time I have seen that! I bought a case of asparagus for $3.00, a case of tomatoes for $10.00, a huge bag (50)lbs of sweet onions for $20.00. I bought some miscellaneous items too. You just never know what you might find. It is so much fun and being out in the country without all of the junk in the air is good for your lungs which is also good for your heart. Bring a cart or a wagon, (if you're like me) and remember those neighbors and friends and family members when you see those great buys. I love sharing the big bags of fruits and vegetables. Every Wednesday-get there early because they start packing up around 11:00AM. Hope to see you there!

Great market out in the middle of nowhere! All sorts of odds and ends for steal of a price!! I got…read morea metal thing with hooks I've been needing for a dollar and a working bike for $40! Food, antiques, plants, produce, knick knacks!!

We go to Knightstown a lot to look for Antiques and it never fails that we will find something at…read moreThe Yellow Brick Road. The prices are good and a large selection!!! And the owner Lisa is very friendly.

The shopkeepers were super nice in the store. Today they also had treats and donuts in the store to…read morecelebrate the Whobiliation in Knightstown for the start of the Christmas season. The booths were all clean and well organized. This was my first time in the shop and there were a lot of nice items and they were reasonably priced. It is a small shop but with it being well organized it makes it easy to navigate, we had a 5 year old with us and he was able to walk through without us worrying he would knock something over. I will stop in here again to check out the booths to see the changes after Christmas.

On a lazy Sunday drive heading East on US 40, a friend and I stopped in the quaint town of…read moreCambridge City to browse through the shops. After a quick jaunt in the antique stores of Lewisville, by the time we got to Cambridge City, my suspicions had been confirmed: Sunday is "Bring Your Drink to Work Day" in small-town Indiana. Doublehead Trading Company has EVERYTHING. The owner is the type of guy who has three of everything and the shop looks like chaos, but if you ask for something specific, he walks to the back corner of some random area and pulls out exactly what you're looking for. Oh, and he was drinking tequila when we walked in, and he offered some to me in a glass that was "almost clean." A fun and quirky space with an equally entertaining owner. A must-stop when venturing through Cambridge City!

Nice little shop. You enter on the side of the log cabin looking building. There's also a little…read moretable and chairs out there if you just need to take a little rest while you're walking and looking at shops. On this day shopping I was not really looking it for anything in particular. However I did find some old magazines in this shop, I love to use old magazines in my art. I purchased four of these magazines for $3 each and they were all from the late sixties early seventies. Next time I am in Cambridge City I will stop in here again and see what they have new in their shop.

Took a day and went through all of the shops that were open in Cambridge City, Indiana. The Old Tin…read moreRoof antiques was a shop that we stopped at. This was a Tuesday so some of the shops were closed on Monday and Tuesday so I will have to make another trip into town to see the rest of them. The shop had a lot of primitives in it. The shop also had light fixtures that were made by someone out of old farm machinery that I thought were really cool. So if you are looking for something out of the ordinary for your decor this may be a good place to stop.

This is a very small antique mall that didn't have much to look at for that reason. I felt a…read morelittle uncomfortable when first walking in because I couldn't see anyone working, and when I did run into a worker, she was hidden behind a stack of items for sale. It was a weird experience, so I didn't end up staying long.

Overall store experience was wonderful. And they had a very clean and organized selection. However,…read moreI really didn't appreciate one female employee with dark hair, maybe late 40s, and tall wearing a blue apron following myself and my teenage daughter around the store the whole time we were shopping. It made my daughter feel really uncomfortable.

I attempted to make a $350 purchase on the day of a special sale in the cosmetic department at…read moreGalleria Mall Ft Lauderdale. The Head of the department refused my purchase because I had given the sales person a tube of what I needed and she was so dumb she couldn't find the item. I had to go find the item for her then when I wanted my tube back, she claimed she couldn't find it so I said well is she stealing my tube? It took them an hour and a half looking through security cameras, and I kept saying just go look behind the counter and they would not look! So finally, I just went and walked behind the counter myself and there it was sitting right as I said it would be! I believe she was trying to steal it from me and then when I prove this they refused to allow me to make my purchases! I had to call Dillards in other cities, explain how I was treated and then they honored the sale. Worst part about it is she was a Latino woman dressed to look like exactly Kristie Noem secretary of Homeland security in a camo baseball hat. And this is a dept mgr? Wearing a camo baseball cap to work! That is disgustingly! Dillard's services is supposed to be to a high end clientele with those prices, so stop giving ghetto service! No wonder malls are going broke! They turn down sales! This was reverse discrimination. I'm old while lady. She is young Latina! And this is the third or fourth time I've had the same problem in the same store where I am discriminated against by Latina sales people. My proof is the black security officer comes and tells me every single time what they said and did to you is not right! They aren't treating you right in this store and you shouldn't be treated like this, why do you shop here?!!! So the black and the white person is together against the way the Latina sales ppl are treating the customers? This is disgusting ppl.

It's time for you to get to know me a little bit. Now that I've become a fairly visible Yelp Elite,…read moreI've been thrilled to get Yelp friends nationwide. That's so exciting to me. I love my Yelp community here in Indy. Awesome people and they showed up in a big way during my late 2019 hospitalization that ended up leading to amputation of my upper left leg. I like to think that I'm certainly a nice guy. I'm positive. I'm upbeat. I'm an encourager. While I sure didn't think I'd win "Complimenter of the Year," I must admit that I really love giving compliments. But, I have to confess. I'm also a bit of a weirdo. Seriously. Just ask the local Yelpers. I'm socially awkward, a serious introvert, and have a dark, dark sense of humor. I also have spina bifida. I'm a paraplegic, double amputee (above knee on left leg, below knee on right). I have scoliosis, so I have this curved spine and am so short I kind of look like a snail on wheels. Hey, I'm just being honest. Despite my self-deprecating ways (You'd probably caught on, eh?), I'm pretty darn comfy the way I am and have a lot of fun with it - usually at someone else's expense. For a long time, I loved visiting Foot Lockers and asking them if they had my feet. They never did. I actually did this at quite a few shoe stores. Well, I attended seminary in Richmond, Indiana (I know, weird. The church needs more goofballs). My fellow seminarians never believed me when I told them I liked to go to shoe stores and try on shoes. Again, I have no feet. So, one night after a particularly hard intensive a small group of us headed over to Richmond's Dillard's. We don't have Dillard's here in Indy (that I'm aware of) and we enjoyed shopping. Of course, we stopped in the shoe department and an incredibly sweet, unsuspecting sales person was left aghast when I started trying on shoes including high heels. Why not? The truth is, however, that this sales person ended up being so incredibly kind and generous that I ended up spending far more at Dillard's than I would have because I was so impressed with her service. I didn't buy any shoes, though. Dillard's is about the best store in the Richmond area that falls into the "department store" category. It's not fantastic, but it's consistently good and they're service on this occasion and subsequent occasions has always been super strong. They offer clothing (men, women, juniors, children), handbags, jewelry, accessories, lingerie, home goods and, of course, shoes. The prices aren't too bad. It's located in Richmond Mall, is fairly accessible and, of course, they tolerate weirdos in wheelchairs exploring the world of shoes despite not having any feet. I'm not sure I'd call it a destination store, but if you're in the Richmond area it's definitely worth stopping in.