This was such a fun festival for dogs and humans alike! I think all the dogs in Prescott with…read morehumans in tow were here today lol. I saw so many cute pups, from golden retrievers, corgis, scrappy looking terrier mixes, and pudgy happy pugs just to name a few! Taking place in front of the Yavapai Courthouse, the grounds were green, cool and shady, perfect for strolling around and browsing at each vendor booth. Some of the booths I remember seeing were jewelry, local artists, raw honey, spice mixes, dog related merchandise, and pottery. Food booths were also varied and provided some tasty eats, from Chinese style bao to cinnamon coated almonds. There was plenty to see and we were able to get a good parking spot on the street around the corner from the festival. We got here in the morning around 10 but when we left in the afternoon it did get a bit more congestion traffic wise and it seemed like spots were hard to find close by. We brought the dogs and they absolutely loved taking in all the sights and meeting all the other furred four legged friends. :) I'd definitely go back again to enjoy the cooler Prescott weather and browse with the pups! Details for 2018: -September 1 and 2 (Saturday and Sunday) from 9 AM to 5 PM -September 3 (Monday) from 9 AM to 3 -Over 120 vendors, including 20 new vendors this year -Very dog friendly!

For a local, these Courthouse Square arts & crafts "tent festivals" are all too common summer…read moresight. Nothing to get too exited about, because after attending dozens of them over the years they can begin to all blur together a bit. That is not to say they are all created completely equal; there are just many of the same or similar vendor that setup time after time. This particular festival is one of the nicer ones as it has the most vendors and one of the widest variety of types of vendors. All-in-all a great way to spend a beautiful Prescott afternoon.

Wow! Kinda like an antique museum. Various room, themes. Low key & good vibes. Old school baby …read more Thank you!

So much to see there are 3 floors in the main house and a side house as well…read more Lots of antiques but also jewelry, coins, clothes, records, metal signs and collectibles. One thing that impressed me more than the friendly staff and amazing items, were the stairlift chairs so even those who have issues going up and down the stairs, were able to enjoy the whole store. Not too wheelchair friendly as there are a lot of tight spots but there is a ramp from the parking lot and the stair lifts. Make sure to give yourself plenty of time to browse.

This was our second stop for antiques in Prescott. i found…read moreone item from a SSN decommissioned in pearl harbor in 1997. I'll make use of that. And i have 1950's pepsi bottle crate i'll turn into a display for minerals.

Best Mall in Prescott to find all kinds of treasures! Wonderful folks work here...and the owner is…read morea doll!

I'm fond of the Market place. Very nice selection, nice vendors, but won't go in the summer! Did go…read moretoday because I needed a few gifts to give. Was there right at 8 because I was going to beat the heat. All three of the vendors I needed to shop at weren't open yet! Not even by 8:45. So I went home empty handed I suggest if you are serious about selling your goods, you open on time. Most people shop on their time, not yours.

Today was a lot busier than a normal weekend visit. The famous Budweiser Clydesdales made an…read moreappearance today. We got there a little early to find the best place to see them. It worked out really well considering the amount of people there. My first time seeing them. I'm happy I was able to be a part of this experience. Loyal fan.

Sure I knew what I was getting into. Another Mexican flea…read moremarket. I been to many being from California,every town over 75 thousand residents has at least a little one every week. This one was not any different. Same hats, toys, clothing and tools. Same art, food, electronics and shoes. But this one has a tattoo shop that was different. So this being in the desert is nicely covered by tarps which is a great idea in thought but also traps the emissions from dozens of small generators...sickening. 100 degrees and nauseous. Last words...I bought a hat.

Love coming the Park N' Swap Friendly Service from all…read morevendors. There's a variety of items. The Sonoran hot dogs are delicious. The value, depending on what you are shopping for is always good.

I got a super unique and cool dining room set from here. I spotted it on offerup and then was able…read moreto make an appointment to head to the warehouse to see it in person. I really love it and it isn't something you could find at any old furniture store. I also appreciated they offered delivery. I did knock one star because about a month after buying the dining set I tried to buy a desk and matching bookshelf. Everything was set and a delivery was scheduled, only for them to call me the day before delivery to say there had been an error and one of the pieces had been sold to someone else. I was disappointed. I would still recommend them, but that's why I can't give the full 5 stars.

One of my favorite places to find consignment bargains. Their website is neatly organized and they…read moreoffer a negotiated price option, too where you send in an offer and they respond within 24 hours! $100 delivery fee is kind of steep if you live close to their shop in central Phoenix.

This is one of our favorite antique stores to go to! There's a lot of turnover and you definitely…read moreneed to bring a snack because it will take you that long to go through. Highly recommend. There are some boots that are very overpriced, but for the most part these have reasonable prices for items

One of my favorite things to do on a Sunday is going on a treasure hunt as I like to call it & this…read moreparticular antique store I just love! We've been to this store several times over the past couple of years & every time I'm lucky enough to find something amazing yet half the time my choice is in the locked cabinet..... lol! This store is extremely large so you can definitely be there for a few hours because they have everything that you can imagine! The store is also well spaced out for as big as it is & it's not cluttered like some antique stores can be! On this last visit I completely lucked out because I've been eyeing a figurine in a glass case & it was still there! Well once they took it out & put it in my hands I knew I wanted it.... a Giuseppe Armani figurine so delicately made, I fell in love & the price.... Could not beat! Then on another visit in another locked glass case there she sat.... This gorgeous Sweden " Strombergshyttan " crystal vase of a girl holding a bird cage, underneath the vase is signed & numbered. Yes I basically walked away with a steal, my husband had to tell me to stop smiling! I just love this store, there's such a large selection to choose from for all tastes out there! Mind you it's not in that fancy zip code but do not let that discourage you because sometimes when you drive out of those zip codes that's where's there'll be some extra treasures lingering around!

This is a simply amazing shop. Amazing staff, displays, arts, crafts and a gallery of culture -…read moreit's almost museum like, but more up front and personal. Having been to Old Town Scottsdale countless times, I am truly sorry not having visited this extraordinary shop. It appears to be the only Native-owned store in old town. They support a multitude of Native American small businesses and craft persons. It is a delightful and exciting place to visit. Take your time here and its well worth every moment. The indigenous art is amazing - you might even purchase something beautiful like we did.

It's nice on cool days. Beautiful artisan. They have reasonable prices on the goods that they are…read moreselling.