Typical flea market. Like a large garage sale. Things you don't really need…read more They have nicer things locked up and the one thing every vendor did was write in permanent marker on the item, things like appliances and larger items. So that makes you not want to purchase anything because it's marked up

We have 5 flea market booths in here we love this place !! The staff are very friendly is polite…read moreand friendly!!!

I haven't had the pleasure of attending their flea market yet, but I drive through here often and…read morejust love this neighborhood. If I ever win the lottery, I would love to buy a house here. The divided streets lined with mature trees. The statues and fountains in the median. The great yesteryear houses, smelling of old grandeur. Yeah, I would love to live here. But of course only if I have enough money to hire folks for the upkeep of house and yard. A girl can dream

I look forward to the Woodruff Place Flea Market every year. I love looking at the beautiful homes…read moreand browsing through what's for sale. Residents and businesses participate in the Flea Market, selling their wares. There are also food and beer trucks. It makes for a fun day! This year, there didn't seem to be as many residents participating. And some of our favorite vendors from past years weren't there.

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!

10/10 I've been going here since 2019 and I always find new things!! Everyone is very friendly!…read moreGreat Selection! Lots of booths to look through!! I went on Friday April 25th and I spent 2.5 hours looking around!

Treasures Indoor Flea Market is on SR 67 in Camby. Look for a yellow building with a green roof…read more Parking isn't an issue with the large parking lot. This Flea Market has so much to check out. Plan on spending a couple of hours if you look closely at everything. I don't linger; I walk at a good pace and stop when something catches my eyes. It still took me about an hour to get through 3/4 of the building. We simply ran out of time to finish browsing. You can find almost anything you're looking for at Treasure's. Clothing, jewelry, electronics, music, tools, books, furniture, small and large appliances, comic books, comic book characters, magazines, toys, wigs, nail polish, and home decor to start with. Prices appear to be reasonable on the items I checked. Prices varied per booth, and what the seller felt items were worth. I'll most likely stop in again when I have enough time to browse the rest of the store. Several interesting things got my attention.

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.

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!

We went to the store to a knife store I have proof and I have evidence I recorded everything this…read moreman would not fix a knife that was broken in his store after I paid $45 for he called me a liar and decided to treat my son because he was black very rude a 12-year-old so I was cussed out and immediately kicked out of the store bout use I wanted my son's Christmas present fixed I will never go to the stores again in the south flea market because they are racist I have been called n***** over 4 to 5 times in this store and I wanted to write a review to let everybody know that if you didn't check your items they will not replace them they will not fix them this is not a good place to shop and have a blessed and wonderful day

Rude, defensive booth owners, overpriced items and most of the booth were closed at 1:30 on a…read moreSuturday. Walked the entire place just in case there was a hidden gem, but we didn't find any. Will not be returning.

Sometimes a flea market is a gamble but this one was great! All the booths were laid out well and…read morethe flow was easy to follow. There were small directional arrows on the floor as well. It took just about 45 minutes for us to explore the whole thing so I thought it was a nice size as well. There was a good variety of modern and vintage items. I bought a skirt and some wall art for around $16 total so everything was priced well as well.

Flea markets are hit or miss for me. I like looking for antiques, and sometimes I can find…read moresomething interesting in a flea market. Unfortunately, not here. Gizmo's was hopping when we arrived. The booths are close together and the aisles are tight, so with people and carts, it's crowded. The booths are fairly tidy. Most are filled with clothes....lots and lots of secondhand clothes. I saw a lot of video tapes and "collectible" toys. In general, there were a lot of fleas. In the 50+ booths, I saw only a couple of antique pieces. I thought the prices were high, but a couple booths offered sales. I left empty handed. Maybe that's a good thing. The clerks are friendly and engaging. There is plenty of parking in the strip mall lot. They have an avid following. Just not me.