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.

Amazing thrift store! Wonderful selection of clothing for the whole family, to kitchen items, home…read moredecor, books for all, toys, movies, etc. Great prices! The staff are helpful and extremely kind.

Name brand clothes some are new & gently used closes for cheap.. You just gotta look through the…read moreracks. The ladies that work there are very friendly..

Misleading advertising and only take in your cheap stuff to this store…read more They advertise 25% of value paid out but they don't mention it is only for equipment. Otherwise, wether you bring in your worn cheapie items or brand new in the box items, they will give you the same amount. For example I brought in a $55 blanket set new in the box and they offered me $4 for it! There are many other stores in the area that will give you a much better value on your higher end/new items. This store equally merits used target stuff and higher end new items giving you very little return.

I just happened to be driving past and decided to stop in. The store name is cute! Everything was…read morewell laid out and curated beautifully. I thought the prices were pretty decent overall. There was a lot that I wanted but ended up with a jean jacket and a bag. There were a few things I was still thinking about and didn't want to carry around, but ended up forgetting them until after I had already left. I noticed as I was checking out that they have a table by the register for shoppers to put stuff down if they don't want to carry it all over.

Fun! I love stores with unique booths as you never know what you will find. I only got halfway…read morethrough the store and my friends were ready to head out so I'm sure I am going to make another trip back here to take a look at what I missed. Still had fun and still found a couple items I wanted to bring home. That people who worked there were very friendly as we entered and were helpful. There was a lot of variety in the store as the booths are consignment type booths. There were vintage items, clothes, woodcrafts, shoes and handbags, candles, and various other items as well as furniture. Things are always being added to the store and updated so every time you go you will find something different! Overall the prices were pretty good but it definitely varies booth to booth.

This is the former James Dean Gallery in Fairmont, IN. Personally I do not want to go to the…read moremuseum. This store has any info you need to see the sites on your Dean pilgrimage and you can get some sweet 50's/60's style stuff. The owners are really great and will answer any questions you have about Fairmont, or James Dean. I got a really cool charcoal drawing of Spock and Kirk and some retro glassware.

This great little gift shop is named for a 140 year old orchard that was planted by the Delaware…read moreCounty Orphanage on this site. The land was later purchased (1917) by Frank Ball, of the Ball Jar Company and became part of his estate. The shop is filled with Indiana themed items that you can't find anywhere else. They have wonderful Bob Ross themed gifts, books, paint kits and even wigs if you want to do Bob Ross impersonations. Another shelf is full of Ball jars and assorted canning equipment. There were even lovely, hand crafted earrings made from old Ball jars. Local Amish popcorn and other Indiana goodies filled shelves. Garden decor and narwhal themed toys were featured. A clerk welcomed us as we entered and offered assistance. Supposedly they sell sandwiches, but I didn't see a counter for them. I did see a freezer with ice cream bars. Patio seating with umbrellas were in an outdoor area in front. The building is accessible and parking is abundant. This is a perfect shop for Indiana themed gifts.

This is a "can't miss" place to shop for unique gifts while enjoying the Minnetrista Cultural…read moreCenter. Staff is always smiling and so very helpful. It is like coming home. They always remember you and your family from the area! Plus I love seeing the pictures of my DH's grandfather on the door! Rowland was a wonderful gentleman with a dry English wit! Thank you Ball Foundation for this local gem!!

The gentleman there was very friendly. Everything was fair priced with a good selection especially…read moreconsidering they are fairly new. They have a rewards program to get you money off. One thing I find great is that they have recently been able to start contributing to the local arts program. I think they are a great addition to the community and wish them great success!

Beautiful Statues, Great Prices, Very Nice and Helpful Employees! Lots of varieties of statues big…read moreor small.