I've been living in the ATL area for 2 years now and better late than never to have found this…read morespot! I ended up driving out here to check out the outdoor market which I came across on Instagram (which had some cool finds as well). But going inside had so many fun vendor stalls! Whether you are into home decor, vintage collections, or other tchotchkes, this should be a place you add to your list to check out. While I came here today with my 3 year old, this is definitely a spot I can (and will) come back to explore solo with an iced coffee in hand so I can take my sweet time to really take in all the nooks and crannies of this market. Plus, they have a little cafe inside if you find yourself working up a thirst or appetite from indulging in some retail therapy. While there were several things I would have liked to purchase I narrowed it down to a cute framed painting of a ghost reading a book, but I'm sure my next visit I'll manage to purchase quite a few items.

I went to The Market for Christmas shopping because of all of the wonderful Vendors there and the…read moreunique items available. I LOVE the Painted Bloom and bought a lovely necklace for my granddaughter from her vendor booth. Checkout was breezy and I definitely feel like I could use a map of the vendors to better make sure I don't miss anything. Maybe one is available. I definitely walked in circles a few times. I found a lovely shop in there for teas and a few metaphysical items as well. I bought a lovely amazonite pendulum that was super reasonable. The cashiers were friendly. Most vendor booths had items on sale. I plan on shopping after holiday sales as well. I feel like the Market is a hidden gem that needs to be discovered by all. So many cool items and I hear tell the tea shop is AWESOME!

HUH? This little…read moreshop is located in Historic Acworth on Main Street. The sign in the window indicated that they sell antiques and home furnishings but I was really confused by this store. It appeared very knick-knacky and I really couldn't tell what was for sale and what was a part of the decor. It reminded me of a garage sale because of the seemingly random items. I did see some scented candles, wall art, lamps and several other unfamiliar items. items. This is that little country store that you visit when you just need to fill up space in your cabin. It is certainly not for everyone.

This eclectic store of Americana decorations was a delightful find during my stroll through…read morehistoric Acworth. The owner was friendly and so helpful to a couple planning a wedding with ideas and the offer to help her find the pieces she needed to decorate with. There is also some women's wear in the back, but the store is more for the decorator who desires primitive and rustic gold.

This is a cool flea market. Yup, it looks grungy and rundown .... but persevere, and walk through,…read moreparticularly in the section marked 'antiques.' I have no interest in tube socks or cheap cleaning supplies. But I do like collectibles and designer purses. There's a woman who sells high-end Italian leather. (Last time I bought a beautiful, well-made pocketbook that retails for $600 --confirmed by a Google search. I paid $30.) Another vendor has collectible 'made in Japan' figurines, for next to no money. There's an interesting fellow at the end of the Antique stall who has a mish-mash of stuff. I always buy 8 pens for a dollar, but yesterday I realized he has retro costume jewelry. Boy, did I make out: charms 3-for-a-dollar, vintage bracelets @ $1 & $2, rhinestone necklaces, fun '60s brooches, cool wrist watches, with new batteries (!) for $4. The proprietor -- who sells second-hand shoes -- has a sign hanging: if you can't afford $2 for shoes, let me know and I'll give them to you for free. Just don't steal..... This is my kind of place!

Personally, they should clean up the booths who are not organized And clean. It honestly makes…read morepeople not want to go in to look. They should remodel the rest rooms. They are ran down and very nasty like as if it doesn't get cleaned. Parking is rough due to the surface all broken up. It honestly needs an update. It's been this way for 15+ years. There are some great entrepreneurs there, who have great deals and products. But!! It should be regulated more and cleaned up. Would help business so much.

I just love walking in there. There's always something new to discover, and the staff are actually…read morereally kind and pleasant. The price is a reasonable sometimes you find some incredible bargains and other times there may be a little high but that is the nature of this. I will always keep coming back and searching for the perfect bits of furniture.

Nice quality antiques and consignment items. Good values. Lots to choose from…read more Great staff and very helpful. Helped to load items in car. Will definitely return for further purchases.

All depends on what you seek. I was looking for a kitchen table and chairs for a rental property…read more There were zero on the grounds. So for that type item stick to the thrift stores. Vendors I spoke to were friendly and informative. There are clothes and hats and old coins and Vinyl LP's, jack knives, fresh produce. Plenty of reasons to go , furniture withstanding. Prices seem average.

I've been going here for years and have made great friends with a lot of the vendors. Many are…read moreretired folks, most local ..who have a hobby or interest that they have cultivated into a small "side business". Some are selling contents from storage units; others specialize in coins, baseball cards, plants, shoes etc. And, there are tables for rent for that 1-2 day "clean out the basement" sale as well. Outside costs start as low as $15 !! Be warned, first come first serve..!!

Very clean store but very disappointing. Fickle on pricing. Nice toys are $2.50 but decade old…read moreChicos, $7-10. Does not make sense. I saw 15 ppl come in but no one made a purchase in an hour. So mentioned to lady that maybe the prices are high on womens shirts just incase it would help them in their future.

Everything is always good at all locations, I shop at 3 different stores .They have a variety of…read moreeverything at great prices. Also all the proceeds help needy people and I was one of them 30 years ago!

A fixture in the Kennesaw area for decades. The folks here are keeping American history alive and…read moreare to be commended for doing so . While the founder has passed on, his memory is lovingly kept alive . It is a real shame that bogus , fake opinions by 'haters' have appeared and are allowed by yelp to remain (despite their obvious fraudulent & unfair nature). If you are a Civil War buff, a tourist or just someone hankering to visit a unique establishment, make sure you give Wildman's a try.

Fun place to visit and learn history!!! Once you get inside you become indulged in the many things…read morehistory.

Beautiful antique place and they have got different set of unique items. True to the name of the…read moreplace you can find many references to rabit, tortoise and plants. The collections are spread across 2 different cottages. Ample parking spaces Prices are ok, similar to what you expect in an antique store.

This review is a "pile on" - just like previous reviewers said they have some really lovely items…read morehere. I'd driven past here hundreds of times - so glad I finally stopped in.