Two floors of antiques and vintage clothes. One of our favorite local antique stores! Not a lot of…read moreturn over in the booths that I've seen over the years- great selection overall, good prices!

This gem of a store is right across from the Cedarburg Mill shops. It's not huge but there's plenty…read moreto like, spread over 2 floors. You'll be especially happy if you like beer collectibles, old advertising and glasswear. Not much furniture, it's really smaller items. Most of the stalls are well organized, and the space smells nice, not musty! We've always found a treasure here - prices are pretty ok considering it's Cedarburg.

Definitely see them. Before selling or buying anywhere else. Super knowledgeable, very friendly and…read morepatient.

This place met my expectations. I am an avid coin collector I had coins I wanted to sell. This…read morereview is after visiting this business two times in two days. Each time I was immediately greeted when I walked in. Keith, the owner, looked through my coins and made offers for the ones he was interested in, and gave concise reasons for not making offers on the others. Very trustworthy transaction. Store has no sign out front, but there is an illuminated OPEN sign in the front window. The inside is well worn...erhaps a bit gritty. But there are multiple display cabinets with interesting coins, jewelry and other interesting artifacts, if you are a buyer. The prices were fair and acceptable. I will continue to do business with them.

Well organized and labeled. Large store with robust selection of merchandise from housewares to…read moreclothing to sporting goods. Staff was courteous and helpful. I found a roller board suitcase in good condition that I'll be using tomorrow!

8-8 It's been a bit since I've been here. I really like the new layout. Unfortunately their prices…read morehave gotten beyond RIDICULOUS. $3 For Plates that were chipped. Dollar Tree merchandise priced at $5!!! Once again I waited at the checkout for 2 employees to finish their conversation. Definitely taking this one off my list of places to stop.

The amount of dealers that set up there compared to a few years ago doesn't really make it worth…read morethe drive. Not sure what they're charging dealers to set up (that could have something to do with it). I have attended twice this year. Last weekend the weather was perfect. Not worth driving about an hour to see the same 70 or so dealers that you can see at most of the other flea markets. I would guess that maybe 20 percent or less of the dealer spaces were filled. Don't see any reason to go back to this flea market, It's a shame, this used to be one of my favorites.

Amazing venders over 50 years old. Some high priced booths and fresh produce and tap beer flowing…read morehelps out the local Lions Club, etc. The only drawback is get there early since it closes at 2pm on Sunday. Bring cash too.

When traveling in Wisconsin from Texas, we make a point of visiting The She Shed in Hartford. The…read moreshop is inviting, the people are friendly and we always find something interesting.

Great variety, service and value. Direct sales, original crafters, new sewing group and great for…read moreone-of-kind gift shopping!

They had an event this past weekend, Elfin Around. I run a business with a friend and we were a…read morevendor at this event. The event was terrible. All the customers were rude. Now I know that's not their fault, but they had these bingo cards for the customers to take and fill out at each vendor. Most of the customers were ONLY concerned about the bingo card and getting their free prize. We don't think this helps local vendors at all! Especially lack of spreading the news about said event. We sent them an email regarding our concerns and how this bingo thing wasn't exactly a great idea, especially if the idea is to help out vendors, not just your store. And we also stated was wanted a refund. They wrote back and said that whatever time we have with the customer is on us and that we should "try harder" to sell our products. They denied us our refund and were rude near the end of the email. And they also blamed us for not putting the event out there as to why we didn't get more customers. And whoever customers showed up, were rude and threw the bingo cards at us to stamp while talking to whoever they came with. Tell me, how are you supposed to sell an item to people who aren't even acknowledging you're there? Mind you, we've gone to this event a couple times in the past. The first couple of times was fine, since we were getting our foot in the door. But the event before this one, they didn't even make sure to put the correct address on whatever advertising they had. Any time this place tries to do an event, it's very unorganized and A LOT of vendors don't get any sales because of the free door prizes they offer to the people JUST FOR SHOWING UP. I don't think this helps any vendors. It wastes our time and our hard work that we put into getting things ready and set up for such events. This was part of the email that we were sent: "The decision to use the Bingo cards was multifold. Its main purpose is to make sure that our shoppers get to experience ALL of our vendors through the building (not including the store). It also allows people to stop for a moment at your booth. You can do what you want with that moment you have with those customers. The opportunity maybe was not taken to talk about your product or get them involved with your items. That is again unfortunate and reflected in your sales. Even if they were rude to you as you say, it would have been up to you as an ambassador of your created items, to put a smile on your face and turn them around to buy." We've been doing craft shows for a couple of years now and that is not how it should be ran. Other vendors were packing up and leaving the event hours before it ended because it was so slow and they were getting the same treatment. We talked with surrounding vendors(as we always due at events) and they didn't do any better than we did and they were just as frustrated with how bad the turnout was.

I don't know why there are no reviews because this is a terrific store full of treasures. Silver,…read morenice jewelry, pottery, baskets, quilts, and all manner of lovely glassware and China. The proprietor was delightful and helped me secure a real bargain. Do not miss this shop next to Red Rooster on the main street in Plymouth!

Really enjoyed shopping the store - it is quite large and has a very wide variety of items. I took…read morehome several fun finds, and had plenty of others that almost came home with me. Some of the prices are higher than you might find at some thrift stores, but you're supporting the charitable organization running it. The staff were all very friendly, the store felt clean and was easy to navigate despite the volume of things that were on display.

Decently big place worth taking a look. Big Mon clothing and kitchenwares with a little bit of…read moreantiques to be found.