I don't find a ton of things I like in this flea market but there is one item that they have in…read morespades. They have a lot of craft supplies. They have rubber stamps, scrapbooking papers, dies for die cutting machines, and miscellaneous craft supplies like acrylic paint. So it is worth a visit and the other booths have many different items like home decor, antiques, vintage items, and who knows what else depending on the vendor. Prices are in line with other flea markets in the area. The cashiers are always friendly and I have not ever had any issues with anybody that worked there. I will continue to stop in and see what they have!

Yes you could spend hours in here. The strip mall is a bit questionable when you arrive. There are…read moremany booths to look through. The prices seem reasonable but not cheap. There was a lot of food items interspersed throughout the market. It is a bit of a maze to find your way to exit. I went to find the paper craft supplies. There are a lot of craft supplies from one seller, the selection is good but prices are not bargain basement. If you are in the area, it might be worth a visit. I read they also run auctions but I don't have any information on date and times.

The selection is true vintage! The staff are fantastic. Customer service is unmatched. Prices are…read morephenomenal! Find vintage toys, ornaments, home goods, and tchotchkes that can decorate one's home!

This little mall in downtown Noblesville offers a wide variety of gifts, locally crafted items and…read moreeven vintage with a few antiques. The mall is composed of multiple vendors, each with a unique theme. The shops are ultra neat and organized. We stopped this past weekend and the shops were decorated for the Peony Festival. I saw monogrammed Noblesville themed home decor (pillows and kitchen towels.i saw locally crafted glassware and pottery. Several vendors offered Spring women's and children's clothing and accessories. The shops seem to go on forever, there is a lot to see. Vintage tees and jackets were in a room towards the front. Prices are mixed, but not unreasonable. The staff is friendly and welcoming. The doors were open to take in the morning air. We found free street parking nearby. Worth a visit.

Logan Village Mall is a feast for the eyes! It could be a little overwhelming as there's so much…read morestuff packed inside the space. But I've enjoyed my visits here! Art, toys, stationery, vintage goods, boutique clothing, gifts, Knick knacks ... there's a little bit of everything that makes a spot like this fun. My favorite find on a recent visit? A lazy Susan made with resin and a bunch of tiny rubber ducks! Price points ranged from "that's cheaper than I expected" to "oh wow ... better put that back ..." Overall, I'd come back when in the area to window shop if nothing else! But it's a great spot to come find unique gifts.

I've been into Tad's a couple times over the years. The antique mall is up on a hill in Westfield…read more Road construction seems to chronically hinder access, but we breezed through the construction yesterday. I saw a some antiques, lots of collectibles, some new stuff and some junk. I wasn't looking for anything in particular, but I enjoy looking at antiques and things with an interesting history. And I like to decorate with antiques. Most booths and glass cases were neat and well organized. Many booths were decorated for fall and a few had sales in progress. Prices were mixed. The mall is fairly large by local standards. I took about an hour to go through and see what caught my eye. I did purchase a greeting card. The clerks were friendly and helpful if you needed assistance. Parking is a bit confusing. I found parking on the side of the building.

First time in this booth style antique and vintage store. It is located in Westfield to the right…read moreand behind Big Hoffa BBQ. You never know what you are going to find in booth style shops. Prices were good and bad. As always prices are controlled by each individual booth owner so some are reasonable and some I would consider unreasonable. The staff in the store were all real friendly and they held our items at the counter as we shopped to keep our hands free for more items, yes that is a problem Just kidding, nice of them to do. I failed to get through the entire store so I will have to make a return trip, my friends are faster than me as I like to look at absolutely every piece to make sure I do not miss than gem I was searching for. I keep a running list of things I want to find as well as a list for some of my friends. I found plenty to bring home on this day and we had a fun time reminiscing and searching through each booth. It is a good place to spend several hours. I will definitely return.

Wheeler is a much better place to donate than Goodwill because they value what you donate and treat…read moreyour items with respect. They do not run big outlet locations like Goodwill where they dump donations in huge bins for people to root through and damage. You can drop off items behind their store, or in off hours bring them into the store. They so not spend tons of money on fancy TV commercials and fancy stores. Their profits go to directly serve homeless people and those with substance addiction problems. I personally know one of the people they helped to turn their life around. Please make the little extra effort to go to their thrift store which is east of the super Walmart on 96th to shop and donate. Help this small organizarion continue to do good work in our community.

The Wheeler Mission Store is one of my go-to thrifting spots. Is it the cheapest? Naw. Is it…read moreclean and well organized and have a good variety of things to choose from? YES! This location is on the same side of the road as the Walmart and in the same plaza as the Petco, Platos, and the Autoparts store. The staff are super nice and there are a lot of volunteers walking around as well. I have found several things that are new with tags (priced accordingly), tons of name-brand goods, and there is rarely that funky thrifted smell that permeates everything you get from the WMS. They have everything from clothes to furniture/household goods to really nice jigsaw puzzles. Everything is super easy to find. Prices here at the Mission Store are a little higher than places like Goodwill, but every purchase supports the Wheeler Mission by providing meals and funding for training to their residents. There are also hand-made candles and other wares that the residents make while staying at Wheeler for purchase. Once while shopping I noticed it was busier than normal and the associate explained that they allow Wheeler residents to come and shop for what they need to get back on their feet. COOL!

Very nice antique store with some crafts. Everything is on consignment with different booths for…read moredifferent sellers. It is bigger than it looks, takes up two storefronts and even goes into about three more rooms in the back that I would have missed if the clerk hadn't tipped me off about them as I was about to leave. Lots of knick knacks large and small, expensive and cheap. I couldn't buy anything big because of flying but got about $10 worth of little items. Very nice clerk--I enjoyed my walk around and visiting with her.

This little boutique is inside Side Street Mall in downtown Tipton. I was drawn in to the shop by a…read moresummer sale rack of clothes. They carry mostly traditional casual style clothes for women with a few items for young girls and toddlers. It was nice to see clothes that I didn't have to order online. They have a room filled with Indiana themed and girl power tee shirts. I picked up a galaxy themed tee for my granddaughter because she likes outer space. The jewelry was interesting and tempting. There were some Colts beaded earrings and other Indy themed items. Prices were reasonable. The clerk was super friendly. She was welcoming and described the shop. She rang me up quickly. I found street parking nearby and walked over. There are other interesting shops in the mall, too.

Stopped by this boutique one Saturday when we decided to take a little drive to Tipton. Such a cute…read moreboutique and honestly great selection of items and prices. They had standard and plus size clothing and both had current styles and trends. Loved the cute tshirt nook that had adorable prints and even ones supporting local schools. Loved the costume jewelry selection as well and didn't have to drop a lot of money to buy a cute outfit. Don't forget to get your frequent shopper punch card punched either! Definitely will be back.

Antiques Emporium has moved locations. The plaza they were in is being Carmelfied. They are now in…read morewhat I would call an office complex. They are about half the size they were. Everything was set up nicely and it was much brighter and cleaner. They don't have as many vendors but some like the record stall is the same. They have a good amount of parking and 2 or 3 designated spots right out front. Be aware the new address is 170 W Carmel Drive. The Kirby Building. I sent the info to Yelp but they have yet to change the info, even with a photo of the sign posted with the new the location.

I made a quick visit to the Antique Emporium. It was my second visit to the store. It is not a…read morereally big space - certainly not as big as The Carmel Antique Mall but they have a nice mix of merchandise. I was tempted by a pair of salt and pepper shakers but ultimately did not make a purchase. If you are searching for something in particular I suggest you pay a visit to the Antique Emporium and visit the Carmel Antique Mall as well since it is nearby. Both times I was there, one employee was sitting at the desk available for assistance. The parking lot has ample parking. I am not sure of the future of the strip mall since I believe the nearby strip mall with SoHo cafe is closing Dec 30 permanently and slated to be demolished.