I stumbled upon a notice for this market and decided to give it a try. Very glad I did. It was in a very pretty location and we had great weather. Upon entry, for a $12 fee, you see aisles and aisles of white tents with nice chalkboard signs noting what vendors are in the aisle.
This market is stated as a vintage market and seemed to be exactly that. There were artisans and craftsman (people). This is not a flea market or the routine craft fair.
Some of the tents were beautifully set up with fake chandeliers and felt like a mini store. It was lovely. One tent was selling old ladders and crates. There was an artist who carved the metal part of old shovels. Another who made furniture out of wooden crates.
Among my purchases were a wooden arch, some art and amazing cookies. The cookies were like shortbread combined with interesting flavors. I bought scallion and birch/maple/something. The black olive were delicious as well.
Many people brought wagons or carts for their purchases. There were food trucks at the beginning. I made note of the November dates and would love to go again.
My notes would be:
1) wear solid shoes since this is on farmland and it can be uneven
2) the walk from the car to the entrance could be dicey for those who aren't good walkers (my mother comes to mind)
3) happily, it seemed to be dog friendly and I saw some adorable animals
4) they offered porter service so if you purchase a large item, you get a ticket to then pick up closer than where you park
5) go around noon or later so I will get closer parking when I arrive earlier. :) read more