I dunno why but the gummy worms here taste so much better than the ones in the States. Make sure to…read moreswoop a bag if you like candy.

This is an awesome place to get a little bit of everything. From different types of cheeses, to…read moreMexican candies and pots and pans. I would suggest haggling to get a good price. I loved walking through here so many different sights and sounds. The people who work here are very helpful and friendly.

Purchased a great LR sofa and 2 side chair set for "like new" for $200dls with delivery included…read more.. Love it!! TY

A giant garage sale and rhe worst thing to happen to Normal Heights. Just avoid the whole…read moreneighborhood when this is going on, there won't be any parking and the vendor's cars will be blocking the sidewalks and nearby streets. Total waste of time.

VENDORS: Read if you are considering vending here. After…read morevending here smoothly 3 or 4 times years ago, more recently I had a rough time after paying for 2 markets and being ignored after one got cancelled, then i was left out of the second one. I had reached out many, many times, with no response. I had a few other vendors message me with similar issues. All of this went on for almost 2 months, eventually they did return my money, but none of this should've ever happened in the first place. I still haven't heard from them - any reasoning or apology. I just HIGHLY recommend you make direct contact with them before even considering vending here, or you may have a very stressful time. If they do not respond, do not vend here in my opinion. They just underwent a rebrand i guess so maybe they will be better in the future. To the market - I hope you respect the vendors (very small businesses and artists) going forward

PRO-TIP: BRING CASH…read more They have ATM's on site, but of course there's a fee. You need cash to even purchase tickets in, so keep that in mind. There's different prices for different days. On a Sunday afternoon, it was $3 per person. For frequent shoppers and vendors, I think they have stamp cards, which is neat. We had to speed run this trip because we had plans later on in the day, but we saw there was a swap meet across the street from the Brazilian restaurant that we were getting brunch at and nothing prepared us for how MASSIVE it is. I grew up going to swap meets, with one down the street for me, but this is hands down the BIGGEST one that I've been to. So big that my friends and I got split up immediately and it was somewhat difficult to find each other and leave towards the end since there's just rows and rows and aisles and aisles each and which way you turn with some dead ends here and there. There's food vendors and of course, lots of trinket, electronics, thrifted, home goods, and so much more. There's plants, fresh fruit, nuts, a neat little accordion (not sure what it's called but it's antique looking and little mechanical bits and pieces to it) that a performer had, jewelry, toys, video games, unique artwork, school supplies, clothes, etc. Before entering, we saw a vendor selling 6 pieces of clothing for $10. Friend got a bunch of accessories and jewelry for under $20. I got a cool 2 headed T-rex for $2. Some cool things were vintage Beanie Babies and the Panda Express restaurant signs? I would love to come back here and thoroughly parse through everything. Get there early in the morning and then spend hours here.

I've been here a few times and every time I leave annoyed. They really have the nerve to charge $3…read moreto get in and for what? To look at a bunch of dusty clothes that look like they've been sitting in somebody's garage since 2010. It's literally just an overpriced yard sale at this point. And the vendors act like they're running luxury boutiques. One dude straight up pulled out his phone to Google an item in front of me and then tried to convince me it was "rare." If you want eBay prices, go list it on eBay. Nobody is walking around a swap meet carrying $200+ cash for crusty sweaters and busted toys. Be serious. Also, there's a vendor everyone should avoid. He's a bigger guy with a hat and glasses who has all his stuff thrown directly on the ground. He was yelling at people over looking at items. He tried to sell a kids toy car and a random doll for $75 and refused to separate them. When someone said he should just sell it online, he got loud and defensive like he was about to square up over a toy. He even told a customer to "fix" how they put something down. Sir, this is a swap meet, not a museum. The whole energy here is weird. Overpriced junk, rude people, and zero reason to come back. The $3 entry is already too much. Honestly, I'd rather go sit in my car in silence. Do yourself a favor and skip this place.

Not bad for a first time event!…read more Easy to navigate, a variety of vendors, new, old and re-purposed. Classic cars, vintage garb and a stage with music. With a decor of cassettes tapes lining the backdrop. Simple but puts you in a familiar place but way back. My favorite booth by Road Trip seemed almost more of an art experience in itself, than a destination, picnic baskets, blankets, and pie. Some other favorites are the custom suits and the earrings made from bathing suits and they are waterproof! The VW Van and cars were fab and fitting for the day, the one side silver, one side gold marijauna earrings were a crack up and we picked up an acid dyed fedora from the 70's for my husband. And he hates vintage shopping. What a fun find. I think we missed the vinyl. They may have been playing it vs selling it. If you wanted you could pay $8 and make a macrame key chain on-site. And for $60 get a VIP ticket for Peltzer wine, a cocktail bar, a lunch ticket and a private lounge area with tents for shelter. All could attend free. It was business as usual at Vail HQ with the event sponsored by In the Loop. They sponsor the night market and other events at Vail HQ. Check them out, they know how to throw a well balanced event with a makers niche. #Temecula #IntheLoop #VailHQ #VintageSoulFleaMarket

This is by far the coolest event in Temecula! I attended both the November and March flea markets…read moreand I was blown away by the quality vendors and the organization of the events. The market offers amazing food trucks, fun photo backdrops, music, and even a VIP area that you can purchase tickets to before the event. Definitely plan to come early, chill, and bring your spending money because there are so many amazing vintage goodies. Although most of it is clothing, there are definitely home goods, kids items, and all kinds of other accessories too. The entire vibe is just so cool and retro. Stoked to have this event in our little town!