This is a beautifully set up indoor flea market. There were only two issues two out of the three vendors were not willing to negotiate. The second issue the person who checked us out added wrong. When my husband pointed it out she was not at all thinking she was wrong. My husband went over the math with her and was indeed correct. So dont go in expecting any deals and watch when your items are being added up. Besides those two issues the place is beautiful. Its spotless clean. The booths are cramped so You have to be very careful You dont break anything. All the products at this flea market are clean and free of dust. With flea markets You just never know the last time things were dusted or cleaned. The items at Wright's are in beautiful condition. Wright's also has a second floor with a smaller amount of booths. But offers matchbox cars, NASCAR die-casts, books, and instruments. This is a flea market I would visit again. read more

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Beautiful drive to Wrights barn. If you're into glassware and dinner ware, this is your place. Very nice staff.

The organization has definitely gone up since the last time I was here. Everything is very tidy and clean, but still has a fun rustic barn feel. There is a downstairs with a limited service vintage looking care, and more antique-esque items. If vendors are on the premises, they seem willing to at least listen to offers. Upstairs is more modern collectibles, like cartoon character glasses and light up beer signs. It reminds me a lot of the indoor flea market in New Milford or the Collinsville Axe Factory, and is a fun way to spend an afternoon. read more

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Steadily declining in both quality and quantity, this multidealer venue seems a bit neglected. The upstairs now feels like one guy's collection of beer memorabilia, and the downstairs is a real mixed bag. Some furniture, clothing, and books, but mostly knickknacks. On the bright side, the old-fashioned soda fountain setup near the entrance (there's currently nothing but a pot of coffee, and that's for the dealers) is in good shape. If someone takes over, they could definitely turn this space into a cafe that would make more money than all the sellers combined. read more

Very big collection of knick-knacks and oddities with quite a bit of antiquities. Very tightly packed rows from as far back dated as the early 1900s. There are boxes of comics, toys, books, manuals for everything, jewelry, housewares, furniture, stuff for your man-cave. Everything, except contemporary items. You won't find discount radios, TVs or blu-ray players. The other drawback is the lack of sufficient staff or organization of the facility. Other things are in boxes piled up in n corners but not out. For fear of having something fall down I didn't risk opening the boxes. There is also a lot of things with no tags and a lot of overpriced. I suspect they watch the antique shows on TVs and thus have priced their items on the chance its a jackpot as such. The vendors that were present were willing to negotiate some of the prices but not much. It is a shame that I couldn't get a good signal to see if anything could be compared with online. But it is a great place to just look at the collection of items a hundred years old. I expect to make several future trips here. read more

Wright's Barn - Weird rare album from the seventies... - Flea Markets Near Me - Torrington, Connecticut

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One man's junk is another man's...junk. This place is replete with it. Flea market style consignment on two floors of an old barn with very little in the way of better quality goods to make this worth the drive. read more