Check it out!…read more Brandon Sunday Market at LaViva Plaza is the BEST!! There's often a theme or holiday celebration & a good time will be had by all. From food and drink vendors, plants & planters, Ms. Mary's specialty spicy jellies & jams, beautiful crystal jewelry, tools, clothing, fashion & more, it's the Sunday place to BE! Bring your family, friends, date, well-behaved pets, church pals or just pop by! The music is flowing with DJ Robbie is keeping the vibe alive, and you can browse, sip, eat, shop the variety of products & services the hard working vendors deliver!! Make an afternoon out of it and I'm sure you'll be back for more (just like me) ! It's fabulous, friendly & trendy, y'all, it's sooo welcoming to all, & it's conveniently located in Brandon, FL so come on down & thank me later!

The environment here is just amazing! Every time I go there it feels like home! The store is…read moreabsolutely beautiful, smells amazing, has a lot of items, and it's very welcoming. Brandon Sunday market is such a wonderful event as well. I look forward to going there every time that Sunday market is open. The environment is just so home like and friendly. The owners Debi and Robbie are just the best people you can meet. They are always wanting to help someone. Very pleasant people.

I went to Indie Flea for the first time this past weekend because I wanted to check out the new…read moreArmature Works. Parking was a disaster; between the outdoor church services in the nearby park, and all the exercisers, I was just driving down the street to leave when somebody pulled out and I got their spot. After walking around to the back of the building, there were four vendors set up. I thought - is this all there is? - and then finally I noticed people were using a different back entrance to gain access to the actual flea market. Directional signs would be a major plus next time! Inside there was an excellent selection of vendors, piled far and wide into narrow rows. I would have loved to have spent more time perusing, but it got so crowded so quickly, it was impossible. One trip through and I was done. If you don't like crowds, this is NOT the event for you. One final thought - please, for the love of all that is holy, leave your strollers and your pets at home. Carry your babies, or don't bring them, but there was certainly not enough room for the overwhelming number of carriages and the mass of humanity that filled this tiny space.

The holiday Flea Market of December 2015 was pretty packed with a great turnout. I enjoyed the…read moreopportunity to visit the historic Rialto Theatre and the chances to see inside it. I also liked historic neighboring buildings that are starting to get repurposed as the area starts to blossom. Next door is a custom woodwork and furniture shop. They also do laser engraving and stencils. Woodshop classes. Hidden Springs Ale Works is next door on the other side. It is a newish brewery spot and tasting room in a warehouse space. The Heights YMCA, Carnegie library building, Waterworks Park and Ulele Restaurant, Cafe Hey, Oceanic Oriental Market, and Cafe Hey are also nearby. The indie vendors are the main attraction at the Indie Flea. Several crafters of leather goods, belts, purses, bags, a lovely smock and bag maker, Dark Cycle and other local t-shirt and clothing design companies, some cake and donut vendors, a few food trucks, candles, soaps, wreaths and succulents, cards, vintage items and such as well as good people watching. Disney Springs / Downtown Disney this ain't. These hipsters are fashionistas!!! I wore my best Americsn Apparel vintage tee. This is a great project by community minded peeps. Buy local. Love local. Live local. And fight Mayor Buckhorn's TBX highway expansion that will decimate, destroy and divide these historic neighborhoods once again in favor of suburban commuters and Buckhorn's big business construction buddies.

Mr. G's Flea Market is a large outdoor Flea Market with at least as hundred stalls selling used and…read morenew goods and those selling fruits, vegetables and things to eat and drink. We always would go around the outdoor stalls in the morning when we got there and making the big circle around the grounds. Then, it was getting warmer so we went inside for the other vendors. I would always get the fruits and vegetables I couldn't get in my local grocery stores such as Japanese squash that is so good in Albondigas and caldo de pollo. Then it was about lunch, so I'd go bythe stalls that served food to see what looked good. I always got an agua fresca to go-usually, mango or watermelon, if they had it. There is a minimal charge for parking and can get super busy with a line baking down the road. The parking charge is fast and you get in quickly or go before the rush. I definitely recommend going to Mr. G's Flea Market. It is always a good time looking and finding things you want, and lunch is cheap and delicious plus, since it's so large, I call it exercise so it's a great day on all fronts!!

From Michigan walked around. Brings me back to the good ole days when my grandfather would take me…read moreto flea markets as a child. Cool people greasy tasty food cool treasures.

Great FIRST visit today!…read more The line to get in... yes, the cars were lined up to get in the parking lot...moved quickly. I honestly didn't mind paying a buck for parking! LOTS of vendors...WIDE VARIETY to choose from...GOOD PRICES... FRIENDLY folks all around!! With Big Top Flea Market closing soon, HAPPY to see we still have a QUALITY FLEA MARKET to visit! Keep up the GOOD WORK!!!

We came here with family the day after Christmas. We never would have found this market on our own…read more Off the main road, you have to drive on a winding dirt road until you reach the parking lot. They charge a dollar to park. Due to the timing, not all the booth spaces were occupied. We spent about a half hour walking around checking out the folks that were there. There weren't many folks shopping. The vendors are on grass and dirt. You have to be a bit careful walking around as there are many dips and holes in the ground. There was one produce vendor. We got some lovely huge radishes from them for only $1. Most of the other vendors were clothing, tools and accessories, jewelry and a couple household items. One vendor had a mix of antiques, junk, and collectibles. I did find a gal selling some miscellaneous items on a side table -- just to get rid of them at 50 cents apiece. From her, I bought a lovely sheesham wood box that had been spray painted silver. I'll use this for an art project. I also got a pretty silver and black bracelet. So, two bargains for just a $1. They're only open certain days. So double check before you make the trip. I imagine in season -- and not after a holiday -- that there are more vendors, and it would be more worthwhile. I'm still glad we got to go. Always like checking out the different markets and thrifts.

Haven't been here before but from the images I have seen so far it looks pretty promising for…read morebuying and supporting small businesses

A really lively market with excellent variety of local vendors…read more This was our first time attending and I was surprised with how many people brought their dogs with them. Plenty of parking but if you want to park close, good luck! Lots of people but it didn't feel overly crowded. We will definitely attend again.

Thank you for an awesome day. Great food and vendors, from Mexican to lemonade and hot dogs, bags,…read moreguns and hats... or other unknown treasures. It's a fun few hours or way to get lost for a day.

sadly this place is not as big as it once was but I still found bargains…read more free parking. pet friendly. crazy wide selection and all affordable. they need to mark how to get from the ac buildings to the rest of the market like there was a map posted but no "you are here" mark or restroom mark even tho restrooms were available. and they need a better sign out front so people know it's open. $5 perfume at the dollar store and wacky wizards hardware shop, and hats, a Florida themed tote bags and stuff for the beach at that wizard store too. Just lots of good stuff :) I'm going back next weekend!

This place is massive, great prices and quality. A little Spanish language would help at times but…read morethey are very friendly and knowledgeable. You will find plants, produce, tools, clothing..etc. towards the back you have food .. but I didn't have time to get there next time for sure. There are two parking areas. There are two parts to this flea market one for wholesale and the other for retail. Easy to locate and a great starter to your day.

This farmer market located at SR39 and Sam Allen. There is a whole sale section and retail section…read more The retail section is the flea market. The flea market is only open Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday only. If you have a group of friend like to shop, I would said gather their request and share the wholesaler prices. Definitely worthwhile. The wholesale section is at the east side. The entrance is different. You can drive your car there and load your groceries in the trunk. The flea market has distribution retail price. Their price also cheaper than the supermarket. This flea market has food truck and more. We enjoy the fruit cup, tamales and grilled mojo chicken when we were there. Parking is available.

I just discovered this consignment antique vintage market by driving down Adamo about a year ago…read more They have markets every two weeks now and a huge selection of items. I can browse for 1-2 hours easily. So far I have bought a vintage gold purse and a beautiful decanter. I have seen beautiful bar carts, vintage mirrors, and a whole lot more. I plan to bring more people to see it!

There were a lot of things to see however most of the items were not to my taste... what does this…read moremean exactly ? I know that antiques just automatically means "old".... but in many cases... it was just TOO old ? If that makes any sense

We have recently moved to the area and we would like our new house to feel like a home. We are…read moremixing brand new large furniture with thrifted, vintage and DIY decor to give our home that "homely" touch. Javellas Treasures is one of the best thrift stores I have been to. It is much smaller than its larger competitors, but I actually think that works to its advantage. Many of the larger thrift stores have become so commercialized, selling many items in bulk/wholesale... like a dollar store, so unique pieces are hard to fine. Javellas carries many unique, well kept pieces. We were fortunate to find two brand new canvas paintings at exceptionally good prices. We will be back sporadically to find more pieces.

I visit this store every time I come to town ( visiting from Missouri 3-4 times a year. I always…read morefind something and the prices are very fair. I really like this store.

Wow wow wow!! This place is a GEM We found some really…read moregreat deals on things we were looking for and even things we didn't know we needed. The parking lot is huge. Be prepared to spend a solid hour or two there. Really enjoyed all the stuff they had, definitely not a waste of time.

Very nice thrift store with a great selection and fair prices. However, there are a few things I…read moredidn't like. There are no dressing rooms, so you can't try clothes on before purchasing. It can also be difficult to get assistance because there is a language barrier with some of the staff. Nobody barely speaks English, wtf???? They are cash only and have a no-refund/no-return policy, which is especially frustrating since you can't try anything on. If you buy something and it doesn't fit, you're basically stuck with it. I also found the restroom setup unusual. There was a male employee stationed near the restrooms who had to unlock the door with a combination keypad each time someone needed to use it. Overall, I liked the store and the prices, but the lack of dressing rooms and can't get help combined with the no-return policy is a major downside for me.