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!

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.

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!

Good gravy. What on…read moreearth is this place. Haven't picked any fleas off our market goods yet, so in that regard, we feel scammed. Other than false advertising, this place is purty dope. Visit Memaw's booth. Sherri is a legend. Sarah's a doll. Barb doesn't put up with no nonsense. Respect. -The Tight Squad

Go early. Let's of junk to look through. Hugh shoe tent but they seemed very over priced for a…read morebrand I've never heard of and not made all that great. A couple of spots to get snacks. Bring cash.

I love Midtown Global Market with all of my heart. I went…read morelast Friday for the first time in a while and have already been back 2 times already since then (it's now Monday). Midtown Global Market has been such a staple in my life. It does such a good job of having food options from so many cultures and parts of the world. The food is reasonably priced and the workers are all so kind and knowledgable. Beyond just food, there is a huge selection of art, groceries, clothing, and more. MGM has always felt like the ideal of what Minneapolis is and can be. I am sad to see a lot of booths closed right now. My heart aches for my neighbors and community. I hope (and know) that MGM can bounce back and continue to be a place of diverse community. Love MGM always.

I feel like it used to be much livelier years ago. I went this year to Volunteer and noticed a lot…read moreof places were vacant/closed. Seems like they are trying to bring people back by hosting more events (they've always had events but really pushing for the community to out). They still have some decent food options. Sad about Slice closing before I had to a chance to check them out. Still a few shops and produce vendors. I was born and raised for a bit in South Mpls and I find this area to be a bit challenging sometimes especially with them narrowing Lake Street down to single lanes. Makes me avoid the area as a whole. Definitely not MGM fault but generally unfortunate. You do have to pay for parking, ramp or metered. Or you could be lucky and find a spot around the neighborhood and walk over.

An antique shop in a large white house, it has 2 floors and multiple nooks and rooms filled with…read moreall sort of vintage and antique findings. I attended one of their flea markets today, that's when other antique vendors set up outside the perimeter of the house with their own goods. On flea market days, the white house items are an extra 20% off ( excluding sale items). All sales are final. Very fun place to walk thru, reminded me of all those antique shops in the Stillwater area. There are so many little spaces to discover and dig thru. In one of the rooms they even have free coffee to sample! Free parking in the lot next to it, in addition to free street parking in downtown Anoka. All the staff were welcoming and smiling as we came thru.

When you love the holidays as much as I do, and you find a cute and vintage collectors shoppe that…read morereminds you of that small town Hallmark movie, you KNOW you're going to be happy. We recently stopped in here and just had so much fun in a short time. Every room is filled with stuff to look at from different artists and brands and it's fun, kitschy, and warm. We met the owner and she was delightful! We will be back to explore the upstairs too!

I really wanted to interact with this business; it looks fascinating, but when I tried to…read moresubscribe, I got an API key invalid, which I have never received for anything, ever. When I messaged them, I got no response! Ow! There's disappointment, then there's disappointment! Maybe someday....

I have visited for years & always find unique things to buy. The artisans know their "junk"!…read more HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

I don't think I ever really realized how many cool vintage shops they had along Lyndale. I'm not in…read morethe area much these days (the single lane traffic, traffic in general and parking in uptown is for sure a full time extreme sport). My mom loves cats and immediately when we walked in she was already picking up little trinkets and whatnot to buy. I loved the wall of gumball machines and the overall humor in the names of them. They even offer a loyalty punch card with more fun on the back of the card. They did have a room of comic books as well as a workshop room which is cool. They had a room in the back of the store with vintage items & more mature items like magazines, art, trinkets & more. In the main room they had trinkets, art, shirts, stickers and lots of fun stuff. Generally a lot of nostalgic stuff with a bit of an artsy twist. It's for sure worth checking out. Staff were nice. Someone overheard me asking my mom for a quarter to get gum (I don't carry cash or coins at all) and gave me and my mom a quarter which was very nice. For sure bring some quarters!! Generally enjoyed checking out this shop!

Love this beautifully weird little store. They host a lot of events for community and give back a…read moreton. The staff is always really happy to be there and share their fantastic (in the most literal sense) shirts, posters, books, art, and anything else you can imagine. It's a bit pricey for some stuff but I'm happy to pay it as I'm supporting local makers and helping to keep creativity alive in my city. If you like unique, kitschy stuff, supporting the community, or are a weirdo in general, you'll love this hidden gem.

Overflow has certainly expanded since the last time I stopped in years ago. Not a huge place, but…read morehas plenty to look through. Prices were very reasonable. Left with a few treasures. There's are bathrooms down a hall next to the store

I was at a meeting in Vadnais Heights for work and googled thrift stores nearby. This thrift store…read moreis inside a really old mall. They must have run out of space as they had merch outside in the hallway too. I really didn't find much as I am decluttering at home anyway. I bought a Paw Patrol Easter pail for $1.00. The cashier was nice. There are no bathrooms inside the store. There is a small dressing room. Prices were not Goodwill crazy.