It's a really nice little shop that has all kinds of interesting things for those into herbalism,…read moreWiccan, and crystals. I personally love it quite a lot. Owned by a very kind lady. Not much space as for parking due to its location, but it is definitely worth a visit. It's nice and clean in there with lots to look at.

If you like eclectic shops, this is a must visit. The shop is packed full of stones, herbs and…read morebrewing supplies. If you are into stones and energy, they have you covered. Plenty of books and supplements as well. Highly recommended if you are looking for a unique gift for someone. I was surprised that a local shop had this variety of brewing equipment and ingredients. The prices are comparable to Amazon. Only complaint is that the hours sometimes make it difficult to stop.

Huge place with lots to look at. Take your time and browse. Very clean and nicely setup.read more

I LOVE Glendy's - I can always find what I want and lots of things that I did not know that I…read moreneeded ! Such great displays that change all the time. New Stuff, Old stuff and handmade stuff. I am so glad that they have small grocery carts because I need one everytime ! AND now they deliver! Be sure and check them out - you will love this store. The employees are helpful and know the stock.

Are you looking for frozen dumplings? Bok choy? Genuine Kimchi? This is the store! Add in dozens…read moreof bottled sauces and a wall of ramen varieties and you have a small taste of the Oriental Market experience. The pastries by the register are very tempting. They're delicious and inexpensive, so treat yourself.

This is a pretty decent sized Chinese-owned market located on the main drag in Terre Haute. Quoted…read morefrom their business card: "We Carry Product From India, Korea, Japan, China, Philippine, Taiwan." I went today (Saturday) and was able to buy some Chinese bakery goods that'd been driven down from Chicago. They also have a small but good selection of fresh vegetables; a pretty decent array of frozen meats, dry noodles, sauces, rice, candy; and some dish ware. Oh, and get this: they're open seven days a week so if you ever find yourself running out of a particular ingredient, you can stop in and get it.

Lots of stuff to sort through, but I've saved hundreds on Household fixtures/window shades/ceiling…read morelights. You never know what's in store. If you're a Bargain Hunter like me, this place holds a few hidden treasures that will make you run back again & again!

This place is well on its way of going out of business. Most of the vendors have vacated and the…read morebooth spaces are mostly setting empty. The prices are so high you have to laugh. Good luck shopping at this poorly ran cesspit of a flea market. Its staffed with idiots who cant even shut up long enough to service anyone. Im NEVER going back, dont waste your time visiting this dump.

My fav secondhand shop in Indiana! It's conveniently located in the Meadows Shopping Center off…read more25th St. between Ohio and Poplar St. I've taken a number of items here for resale and the owner is delightful, she also pays quite fairly. Most recently my Mom and I dropped by on a Sunday afternoon to do a little shopping. The employee Julia was so kind and even stayed after the shop closed to allow us to browse a bit more! She showed us a table of designer denim that one customer consigned including many pairs of Joe's jeans, Paige and other big name brands...at excellent prices! She also explained that they had a selection of very gently used formal gowns in the back. There is a nice assortment of jewelry and household decorative items for sale, as well. Something for everyone! I found a nice cardigan sweater for $18 that looked brand new, as well as some local honey and salsa. Love the RB!!

Great Find! Got 3 work dresses for $45 - they have a huge range of sizes, some children's clothing,…read morehousewares, and accessories. Honestly I went here because they were one of the few places open past 5pm on a Saturday and was not disappointed.

Very friendly and down to earth staff. Super laid back environment with lots of cool things…read moreeverywhere. Prices are what you expect for quality items and there's something for everyone. Very cool shop and a personal must stop for all down-to-earth people.

Headstone Friends gives off the vibe of a place that used to be really cool, having that music…read morebasement atmosphere (dark, somewhat cramped, aromatic), with clerks who can be nice and friendly and who clearly love what they do... but it also suffers greatly from the lack of competition around it and variety within it. The majority of what they carry, which is a bit hard to navigate due to the vertical storage spaces with horizontal disc orientation, is nothing particularly special. There is not enough obscurity in the catalog to really foster discovery, as most of what I could find were the same over-pressed, over-priced albums that can be found everywhere else. I will admit to the biased perspective that living in a pop culture mecca such as California has ingrained in me, and maybe HF's fault is mostly due to that bias, but - in a time of digital stores and downloads, where the rest of the world can have access to everything and anything from the convenience of their home and can share a similar perspective to mine due to this - this fault can be fatal. Furthermore, having the merchandise under lock is very off-putting when a large part of the appeal of a record store is the ability to "touch the music": the packaging, the angles, the reflection of the light off the glossy surface... the scratches, the plastic wrap, the track listing and bar codes. Maybe it wasn't always that way and maybe a few bad apples ruined it for the rest of us... but it has ruined it regardless. As the only standing music store in Terre Haute (that I know of, and without counting big chain electronic stores), I can accept it for what it is and appreciate the fact it has held out this long. Unfortunately, there are not very many other redeeming qualities of the store, and frankly, it seems more like an incense shop than anything at this point. I enjoyed the breath of a familiar air when I walked in (having been starved for the record store experience during a summer visiting family), but all too rapidly, that initial feeling became a longing for the version of this experience that I was used to... I wish this store the best and hope they can adapt in an increasingly hostile world for its likes. PURCHASED: Happy Head/Out of Hand by The Mighty Lemon Drops (Used, $7.99)