Lots of vendors featuring new and antique goods. Lots to see and plenty of venders providing food…read moreand drink to keep you energized. If you don't find something here you probably weren't looking hard enough! Great time highly recommend. If I had to find a complaint I would have to say I wish it were closer to where I lived.

Swap meets are a common thing in the south...For some odd reasons, this doesn't occur very often in…read moreMN, especially around Minneapolis. Just weird. This is a wonderful swap meet! Yes, it is a little out of the way from Minneapolis. Go early and have a wonderful road trip. Fun for everyone.

Amazing experience, vendors are kind and knowledgeable. Prices were overall reasonable but it…read moredepends on the booth.

Minneapolis Vintage Market is a traveling caravan based out of Minneapolis, MN! The mobile market…read morepops up at venues throughout the Twin Cities featuring a rotating selection of vendors each month and they open their shop at Breweries, Museums, Gardens...I'm sure there are other venues...but those are the ones I know of. I visited the one that was open at the Sociable Cider Works brewery. We went to the Brewery for lunch, then headed to the Vintage Market for shopping! Their selection is very fun and eclectic! FUN!

A fairly large flea market I attended a few times last year, once with my friend Chris who set up a…read morebooth (I sold an old receiver and a cd player that day...) and once this year, so far. It's not crazy big like other state's flea markets but it consumes the entire Medina Entertainment Center lot and an entire gravel overflow section above the Center. There's a lot of antique-type stuff that seemed semi useless to me, but people were buying it, tons of local-related sports memorabilia, and even a guy pitching "professional grade" rug cleaner a la Billy Mays! I can walk around for a couple hours easily. It has always been well attended the times I've gone. The organiser rolls around a different points with meat raffle tickets for $1, and there's a soda/mini donut wagon parked. All of that being said, it's a low-key, lazy affair. Tip for first time visitors: if you're coming in from Minneapolis direction, make the turn just before The Medina (at the lights), the parking is in a grassy field behind the flea market. You can't miss it. Edit: I should add that it's held on Sundays and has been known to cancel for weather reasons.

Wow. Doo-dad's, thing-a-ma-jig's, and what-not's galore!!! This is the ONLY way to describe this…read moreplace. I grew up just west of where this flea market is held, and I have been going to it since I was quite young. People come from far away places to sell their treasures...and in turn...people come from far away places to buy said treasures... I mean, where else in the Twin Cities can you buy a vintage Nintendo game, an antique bench, and a baby ferret - all in the same place? Even if you don't buy anything - rummaging through the acres of goodies is a really fun way to spend a Sunday morning!

The International Bazaar/Market is a permanent location within the Minnesota State Fairgrounds…read more It's across from the horticulture building. The vendors range from live music, belly dancers, henna artists, handmade jewelry, clothing, and of course, food! This year, Union Hmong Kitchen is a new vendor! They absolutely rocked their first year and I hope they return. I enjoyed the Lemongrass Tofu dish with purple sticky rice the most.

Back in MN for the first time in many years...lucked out that the market was running. Had a…read morefabulous time and found lots of treasures.

Open 2/15-2/18, 2024 French Countryside market is full of…read moreamazing antique furnishings, pottery, art, Eiffel Towers and baskets. We have added vintage Easter to start your decorating. 7570 147th St. W. ,Apple ValleyMN Thursday 9-7, Fri 9-6, Sat 9-5, Sun 11-4

I came to Minnesota with nothing but a carry-on and a dream. When I wanted to understand my family…read morehistory and the cultural heritage of this great state, I took it upon myself to figure out where I could go to see it up close. Take this wonderful store, and it was a dream come true. I was lucky enough to be visited by one of your lovely employees, Sreya, who guided me across the many paintings, furniture, and other knick-knacks organized beautifully across the store. She put up many great conversations, and it was a lovely interaction that we had while I scoped out which products to purchase. While talking with her, I ended up buying this lovely trinket to commemorate my time in MN. Thank you for having such a lovely store and for hiring such wonderful people.

They sold a couch that I already bought. While they did refund my money, their communication was…read moreunprofessional and vague where it felt like they were covering something up. When I asked from clarification of how this happened and when the other person bought the couch, they skirted around the question. This is NOT how you build trust with customers. Leaves a bad impression and I will no longer support this business.

Love Lowe's. The smell of lumber so great!…read more A little more pricey in some areas but a fan since Chicago. We went there for mulch on special 5 for 10. Store was clean, busy and staff working hard. Lowe's lumber, home goods, appliances and paints all quality for me. Mission accomplished, carts were a struggle as not very large for 8 bags of mulch. The mulch was wet and I wish they could find a way to better protect it from elements where stored on parking lot. It was so heavy and no real easy way to load it . A glamour line up of golf carts, lawn mowers and goodies outside.

Horrible experience using the phone # 952-367-9000 The AI system that you think is great, is…read moreterrible. I tried 7 times to try to talk to someone and NEVER could. I want to place an order to get the materials to build my deck. Shaun Naya has been great to work with, but impossible to reach by phone.