the service was excellent and the market has so many booths in which to spend a couple hours in…read moresouth haven. david was so friendly and accommodating!!

I had such an enjoyable afternoon here and found a watercolor by a local artist that was a family…read morefriend. I purchased it and it had an envelope with information about the artist that I really appreciated. The gentleman who helped me with my purchase was very kind and we chatted a bit. Interesting items and nicely displayed. I will be back!

Driving along Blue Star Highway I saw a delightful collection of lawn decor and antiques at shop…read morejust off the road so of course we had to explore. So glad we stopped. What a neat place! Outside, and over a large swath of the business grounds, you can find a variety of cute and colorful metallic sculptures of animals, mythical creatures, dinos, and more. Plus structures like palm trees, giant and small mushrooms, etc. Most are for sale but some of the larger pieces are not at they're mostly for display. I don't even know how you would move some of them without a truck or where the average person would even put a 12 foot metallic giraffe. But they sure are cool to look at. The pieces for sale are all marked with colored tape and at the entrance (and a few other spots throughout) they have signs that outline what each color corresponds to price wise. They encourage you to take a picture of this sign which I also encourage as it makes it much easier to quickly identify price points of the piece you may like. The prices range from around 40-50 for smaller pieces around 12-18 inches all the way up to over a thousand for some of the larger pieces about 5-6 feet high. I know this seems like a lot but my understanding is that these are all made by artisans and for an art sculpture I think it's actually fair pricing. My only concern would be how well do these metals hold up in inclement weather. Some were already rusting (which is kind of part of the vibe/style) so I would definitely want to bring those in for the winter. Around the space are also several barns and structures that hold more traditional antiques. These barns are not particularly organized and a lot of the pieces are not in great condition but I definitely saw more than a few things that piqued my interest. There are also quite a few metal flower spinners, concrete lawn ornaments, bird houses, and planter holders/hangers in cute shapes like umbrellas, or tiered benches. In the end I didn't buy anything as a lot of it was a bit too rich for my blood but I was inspired by the space and the artwork within, and the whimsical, colorful animal pieces are definitely in my decorative wheelhouse. If I have a bit of cash to splurge and I'm in the market to add something to my yard I'd definitely come here to make it happen. btw-- if anyone wants to gift me one one of those giant mushrooms in my photos I wouldn't be upset about it. ;)

We love finding treasures here and make it a point to stop by on our winery tours. We've built up…read morea little collection over the years. Lots of fun things to choose from!

Interesting assortment of items including many vintage signs, framed prints of movie posters, some…read moreclothing & jewelry. I got some great turquoise pieces.

Huge antique store with a bookstore inside!…read more Has tons of stuff, glassware, pictures, nicknacks, wall art. A bit of everything. Be prepared to spend 90+ mins there if you want to explore everything. ,

Very expensive! Nothing reasonable. Didn't see anything below $35. Wouldn't recommend if you are…read morebargain shopping. Even expensive;items aren't worth the prices.

What a fun experience! Birdcage Antiques isn't like any antique shops you've ever been to before…read more You'll have fun investigating the many items that are waiting to be discovered. You'll find some true antiques, some art deco, mid century and things that'll make you scratch your head. But you are sure to have fun. Even if you don't find an item to purchase you will be glad you dropped by Birdcage and I promise you'll be talking about it to friends and family for a long long time.

Awesome finds with a well curated selection of great collectibled and automobile salvage for design…read morediehards Owner has a great eye for the groovy. My fave shop this part of the planet.

A great selection of antiques and industrial items. Mix and match to create your own look, or buy…read moreone of their pieces. I bought a couple of very cool chairs to refurbish and I see this store as a great resource to get interesting stuff to work with!

This place is off the main drag of Phoenix St, but nonetheless worth the walk of a few blocks…read more Phoenix St is filled with useless, touristy merchandise, but you won't find that at Shooting Star. They've got cool stuff. Much of it is local artists, and you'll find a different air in the store. It's laid back, and you won't see a blueberry in sight. I got a very unique necklace and some great cards, which you won't find in the store after store on Phoenix with essentially the same merchandise. They also have reconditioned/restored furniture which is really cool.

Very nice shop and very relaxed atmosphere. We were greeted as soon as we walked it. They had a…read morenice selection of gifts and decor items. Prices weren't bad either.

Rambling Rose is a fantastic breath of fresh air compared to other small shops of this kind: unique…read moregifts and items that appeal to a wide variety of folks. Super reasonable prices, inviting displays and friendly staff. You will find things not sold in other shops in town and will provide great memories of your South Haven trip. I purchased several items for some friends who just bought a camper, and they were absolutely perfect for "camper warming" items. I could have spent hours there!

A cute little shop full of "treasures for you and your home" just like the business card says…read more They have a small selection of postcards (the largest of any of the Phenoix Street Stores though) tucked in along side other knick knacks and souvineers...plus a friendly staff. Plus, when I bought my postcards a nice local lady gave me a free stamp so I could mail it!

This flea market is amazing. It is massive with so many sellers of pretty much anything you could…read moreanticipate. There is produce, bulk candies, confections, a boot store, a shoe store, so many clothing and jewelry options in addition to vintage and handmade items. There are a lot of seasonal vendors there as well as new comers regularly. Some massive shops and some with a table and canopy. The atmosphere is always friendly people, both sellers and shoppers. Everyone was very welcoming and accommodating. We just finished our second weekend of selling, going back for the 3 day weekend for 4th of July and while I'm exhausted I am excited. Camping is on your site for the most part/ in your vehicle and there are air conditioned restrooms open 24h. Being able to come on Friday without extra charge is valuable if you are not seasonal, giving extra time to be organized without pressing yourself so much in the morning. Cathy's Kitchen has great coffee and breakfast, I've not had their lunch and they are not open for dinner. Everyone in there is so friendly. Free parking and admission make this a great value and must stop for shoppers and no one should be disappointed in doing so. Many people bring their dogs, of all sizes and breeds, some in strollers. They also have puppies for sale/ to adopt, though I'm not the biggest fan of that especially in the heat. There's a country market across the street (not affiliated) with a nice variety of offerings to accommodate your stay as well. Put Reits on your list if you haven't been yet, just bring your sunbrella, sunscreen and water for you and your pet if you bring them. Hope to see you there!

Looking at FB pics and the info provided we drove long way to visit. Info was they open at 8 AM…read more We got there at 7:50 and by 830 there were still only about a 1/4 of booths open. Someone had mentioned the stones in the driveways. They ARE difficult to walk on within the market area. The only other issue was the number of vehicles driving through the market area when open. There isn't enough room for cars AND walkers. Not interested in a further visit. I'd sure would have liked to see the variety and really wanted some wood planters. Oh well. FAR from the best.