This is my second year in attendance and I enjoyed shopping the different vendors all in one space…read more So many different selections. I bought my niece a pair of Santa earrings at the great price of six dollars! Vendors were very friendly and helpful. The service at the food vendors was great! Loved the Boba tea truck so much this year!

I still love shopping at Midland antiques. I have been coming here for years. As with any booth…read morestyle antique shop there are good and bad prices. They always have a couple of people working the register and sometimes three on the weekend to make sure everybody gets through the line quickly!

I love this place. Each time I visit, there is something new to see. As a mixed media artist, I am…read moreoften looking for vintage items to use (paper related ephemera). I did also find some jewelry and a couple of purses. The place has everything from vintage or antique furniture (victorian, mid-century etc) to books, wonky art pieces..too much. Service is good and while there aren't a lot of people around in the way of employees, the cashiers are good and there is an area where you can leave things you want to avoid carrying them around. I believe there are people around to help load heavy items, but I'm not sure of those details. Value varies greatly. Some things are very reasonably priced and others seem outrageously expensive to me, but I guess it depends on supply and demand.

From inside the front door you can't see that this place goes back, back way back. They also have a…read moreupstairs. Only found a couple small items that caught my eye. One was a Day of the Dead ring. Other was just a small bottle that fit our guest bath decor. Nicely kept up all the booths were clean and well presented.

I spent the afternoon roaming around the Noblesville Square and found this little gem to the east…read moreof the courthouse. From the storefront, it looks like a small place, but inside (which also has an upstairs area), there are lots of nooks and crannies for booth space. After passing through the front room, I was greeted at the checkout desk. What I really liked about the place is that many of the booths were holiday themed which set it apart from most of the collective/flea market type places I've been to. There were items that looked like new, some antiques, some clothing, lots of holiday accessories too! I found a small Christmas tree decorated in quilled ornaments. I had to buy one for my wife! It was hard to decide. Anyway, of all the little shops I stopped by in downtown Noblesville, this was my favorite. Review #1851

I've been to this antique mall in Camel a couple times now. The store is hidden in the back of an…read moreolder industrial complex, so you have to know it's there. It's the perfect size mall, not to big that I lose interest and not to small. The shop is tidy and the staff friendly, even funny and always welcoming. They were adding Christmas decor during my visit. The selection is mostly vintage glass and smaller items. There is a little vintage and antique furniture. Prices range from reasonable to absurd. I didn't buy anything yesterday, but enjoyed browsing. I check in regularly as the merchandise changes.

Very nice mall just keeps going Lots to look at in little…read morerooms well laid out lots of booths with sales now

Across from the pay parking on Westfield Blvd is a tiny shop that is literally on the alley…read more During warmer months, they even bring some of their items out into the alley during store hours. Inside the shop, you will find nice quality items like furniture, paintings, and some knick knacks. During the winter months, the business is making the most of some available space at the corner of Westfield and Guilford. In that annex, there are lamps, clothing, and more small items that might work in a collection or as a gift. The only negative is that the supply is rather small compared with other antique shops. I'm not sure how quickly the inventory turns over, so you'll just have stop by to see whether they have what you're looking for. Review #2279

While the store hours and space is extremely limited, the quality items in stock make it worth the…read morewait. I recently bought several beautiful vintage planters complete with succulents for about $10 (and have kept them alive)! If you're looking for a unique lamp or gift, they've got you covered. Just don't wait too long before making your decision, or it could be gone when you return. Friendly staff and excellent mid century wares right off the beaten path. No really, its in the alley, right across the street from Flatwater. Go check it out!

I have always loved this vintage shop, I will say as the years go by it seems as though the items…read moreare not as much vintage as they are "gently used" I mean I guess anyone can find beauty in anything... it's still nostalgic & I now go with my daughter! I always make a B-line for the pins because I collect them & they have a huge selection that are nicely priced.

I LOVE THIS SHOP!!! The best vintage clothes-budget friendly and very people friendly-such a cool…read morevibe. Every time I go I leave with treasures and when I wear them, I always get compliments This is my new fav!

Here's the thing: If it didn't cost $5 per person to get in, this review would be at least four or…read morefive stars. But as it stands, Indy Urban Flea gets three stars because it is super small and not worth the admission price -- it took us MAYBE 10 minutes to walk the whole thing. We left saying, "Seriously, that's it?" The products that the vendors and artists were selling were very cute and original. We saw everything from handmade leather bags to soap to jewelry to cards to clothing. There was also a selection of curated vintage items. There was also a guy there selling coffee pour overs. All in all, I would have been super excited about this place (and would have considered coming back next month with friends and family) if they didn't charge five bucks just to step inside. The people who put on this flea market should consider doing away with the entrance fee!

Fun Facts: 1.) The first Indy Urban Flea was May 2015 (not…read moreeven a year old, it's still growing) 2.) This event is held Second Saturdays of each month 3.) Vendors change monthly so you can always expect to see something new 4.) Lots of FREE parking found in front and back of the building 5.) FREE coat check is available 6.) Drinks are available for purchase at the large bar near coat check 7.) Each event offers a give back opportunity. Admission often FREE with donation. 8.) Check The Urban Flea FB page for more FREE admission opportunities 9.) The event helps support small local business, artisans and sustainable goods 10.) The Event is from 10am - 5pm I really enjoyed this event. I appreciated that it wasn't super crowded. I was able to speak with businesses about their products and enjoyed the more intimate setting. Added bonus, it was at the Biltwell which is an interesting building with lovely exposed brick, sliding barn doors, high ceilings with beams, lovely views, beautiful light pours into the space, such a lovely setting for an event. While I was there I purchased a one-of-a-kind gorgeous ring from artist Amy Boyer, I was able to learn about her processes. From Queen Bee Vintage I bought a wallet made from recycled truck tarps. I had a rich delicious pour over of Bourbon Barrel Aged coffee from The Rugged Company. I grabbed a bounty of Frittle from Newfangled Confections. I fell in love with a table made from salvaged wood from furniture artist Jason Kersh (Salvage 3). I met the creator of the Fleabots artist John Pinkerton. In addition to these gems I saw Onyx candles represented and cool items from Stray Cat and My Warped Halo Art. I also discovered some great jewelry pieces made from recycled glass and had my eyes on a beautiful handmade up-cycled leather bag. I only picture this event getting bigger as it's so new to the scene. It would be great to see the integration of all vendors on one floor or mix the vendors between both floors to improve traffic flow. I'm not sure many people were even aware there was food on the first floor. Also additional food vendors or even food trucks would be a wonderful addition.

My favorite shop in Indianapolis! So many treasures here. It's a beautiful mix of antique pieces…read moreand new. There is lighting, furniture, art, a ton of accessories and objects at all price points to give your home personality. You will love trying to take it all in! The owner, Gary Johnson, has incredible style, is incredibly helpful and such a nice guy!

This is undeniably a beautiful collection of interior design elements. I really enjoyed myself…read moreuntil I heard the owner's comment regarding Indiana artists. When a customer asked if any of the art in his shop is local he snapped "No. There are no good artists in Indiana." Hmmm... What does this say to someone visiting here from another state, or country, about our residents? And, isn't he an artist himself? There is an art to assembling the items he sells. I wonder if the gallery owners across the street know about his attitude.