Fantastic Indoor Swap Meet Las Vegas

Fun weekend place to visit! So many vendors and options things are always changing to, but my favorite is the antiques and vintage section that happens once a month. Found so many many goodies. Can’t wait for the next one.

Plenty of free parking and costs a dollar per person to get in. Can pay with card or cash for that fee. Funny thing is as soon as I entered I was stopped by their security and told to remove my sunglasses. I was inside for less than 30 seconds and I have photophobia from military service. That was overzealous and dumb. A lot of vendors have no photo or video signs. It does make me wonder why. Perhaps they are selling knockoffs? I didn’t ask, though one vendor admitted that many of the vendors within the building sell knockoff Labubus, and will not fully disclose they are indeed fakes. There is no denying that there is a wide variety of things to buy here, but I feel like once you’ve been to one swap meet, you’ve been to them all. The upside of this one is it is located within an air conditioned building. Can’t say I’d return.

Convenient location off 95 on South Decatur. Lots of free parking with handicap parking and access. There is a minimal entrance fee for adults and children. Customer service at check in is friendly and helpful. Interior is large clean and organized. They provide maps of location of interests. There are rows and rows of vendors. There is so much to see and buy.

This place has a lot of great treasures fun for family gifts and more. It’s a great place to get out the house look around you will definitely not walk out empty handed.

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Cute place. Only costs $1 to get in. Lots to choose from and lots of food options

We haven't been down here in years. Not really much different than it always is. A variety of things to look at and shops to visit. We actually stopped by because they were also having a food truck and craft fair in the parking lot so there was extra stuff to see and do. My wife found several things she liked and most things are reasonably priced. There were a lot of open spaces as well so room to grow. It was kind of fun to stop and reminisce about the past as well. Worth a stop if you're looking for something to do on a weekend.

Only $1 to enter! they had a huge selection of many different things and the sellers were extremely nice and welcoming. Most of the Sanrio stuff here are knock offs but still cute nonetheless. Would recommend checking out!

Mood- Are you Thrifter, Yardseller, Flea Market Affecionado, Enjoyer of Import/Export Goods If you can blatantly answer yes to any of these questions you may enjoy the hype of this swap meet. It is everything you can think of from clothes, medicines, spiritual, home decor, travel, to beauty, feng shui, jewelry, hair pieces, animals and all the other in-between that you may not know you needed or didn't. Upon entering you pay an entrance fee. This is for the upkeep of the security, building employees ect. This swap meet has been around for years and everyone near and far knows the name. As you maneuver through each isle that is intricately put together with the various business owners stalls, you will see an array of items to buy. You will encounter every walk of life in here. This particular jaunt of mine was for a specific item. Which I found with ease. I didn't have the time necessary to find it and have it delivered from an online source, so we set out for an adventure. We even got lucky enough to find other items that were more wants than needs. However it still made for a great experience to interact with several of the people at each of the stalls. And to begin our next journey back. I personally would recommend. I see there have been many reviews some good, some not as much. I think it depends on what you are in to for the experience to be enjoyable. Each of our experiences will be different, it all depends on how you want to look at your adventure. Glass half full or Glass half empty. Pricing is varied depending on what you are getting. Just like any store what may be cheaper at one could be more expensive at another. The customer service from all of the vendors we encountered was fabulous and we got Alot of questions answered. Location is Decatur/ Charleston/Sahara - ample parking

YALL!!!!! The cutest brand new little dessert shop opened up in the Fantastik Swap Meet! Please support her business and check her out. She's making her dream come alive and what a place to start with all the traffic that runs through there! We had a little everything and even met her whole family! Cannot wait to see this woman thrive!!!

Nothing to see here or worth buying. Just a swap meet with a roof . Not very friendly vendors inside also!

Depending on what you are looking for, this could be your place. I like the variety of items, clothes, jewelry, toys, knick-knacks, food, and drink to purchase while you're walking around. Questionable but food non the less. It is packed, and there are many isles to go through. Very sales oriented, people hopping out to greet you and entice you to purchase their goods. Customer service truly what makes this place intriguing. They'll sweet talk you, and most of the sellers have the gift of gab.

Lived in Vegas for several years, drive by this place frequently, but only until today did I step inside. I was surprised with all that I discovered! First of all, there is a ton of parking and second, the entrance to get in is $1 for most people. I think seniors and children are priced differently. Inside is a ton of unique shops- unique in the way that the same store/booth would never be caught doing business in Fashion Show mall or Town Square. Obviously. It's because here you can find a booth that sells herbal supplements, knives, electronics, bedding, all of which, are managed individually by people like you or me, so who knows where the product came from. I walked every aisle, peeked every booth, and it wasn't until the end that I found what I thought was the most interesting shop right at the entrance: a collectibles store with Pop Vinyls, comic books, random but organized stickers, classic video game cartridges, trading cards from the 80's & 90's (still in the original packaging) and so much more. I told the worker it was like stepping into a time machine or a museum! What impressed me even more is that she told me it all was her and her husband's own collection they had accumulated for decades! A visit to this swap meet is definitely worth it. While they might not have everything, you'll certainly stumble across something interesting.

This place is almost TOO big. I got lost. And it's row after row of the same cheap crap. Clothing, perfume, CBD, toys, etc.... Like any other swap meet. Then I found the antique section! Fell in love with a few pieces, but the prices were just a little too high for me. But at least this swap meet is indoors, so you beat the heat!

Been years since I've stopped in. Figured it would be a good day to stay indoors. $1 for adults. Found a really good Mexican food spot and had some lunch. Walked around for THREE hours. Great time with the family. So much to check out.

Prices have gotten ridiculously high. Everywhere!. I was looking at an essential oil diffuser for $35, I commented that it seems high, then he offered to take $5 off. I was curious so I went to Target website and found the exact model for $15. I showed it to him, he shrugged his shoulders. Good ole days are gone!

It's only $1 for adults and $.50 for children to enter & you also have the option to get a stamp on your wrist in case you want to leave and come back later that day. There's A LOT to look at - lots of the same items being sold throughout so I'd recommend shopping around if you have the time and patience, to find the best deal. Prices are fairly decent considering you're at a Swap-meet.

In this Las Vegas heat, I'm so grateful for this indoor swap meet! Unlike the California outdoor flea markets I've been to, this market is clean, spacious, full of variety, and blocks all wind and extreme weather events. Another plus is that every employee or booth owner was next level friendly and helpful. One of the best deals came from the booth straight down to the back from the front door. They had rings with supposedly real gems for only a dollar each! Also, one of the super nice ladies heading the booth gave my friend and I each a free pass to get into the swap meet next time we come. I mean, it's only a $1 to enter normally, but every dollar counts! At another booth, I got super nervous haggling for a standing amethyst cluster. I'd been wanting one but most of them seemed to be really expensive. I snagged it, along with a multi-colored shell to decorate our home with. My favorite booth was a sort of isolated section where a nice man was selling jars of natural, Amish-made canned food. They had unique items such as sweet potato butter, pickled beets, pickled quail eggs, jalapēno jelly, and all sorts of interesting options. They also had a section that had no added sugars. Instead, the items were sweetened with juices. The item we bought used white grape juice concentrate. And of course, there were classic items like strawberry preserves and natural peanut butter. Overall, I had a super fun time roaming the swap meet floors and exploring the unusual finds. It's also a great location for Mexican snack and street food vendors. I didn't see bacon covered hot dogs but that doesn't mean they weren't there! I definitely spotted eloté and mango-filled fruit cups topped with tajín.

Krunchi Munchies booth has a very large variety of freeze dried candy and prices were cheaper than most. So glad we found them!

This place to me is ehhh ok. To me, it seems like a bunch of cheap goods imported in and sold for cheap prices. It's cool if it's a rainy afternoon to waste or a seasonal holiday expo possibly. If you're looking for something specific or nice main brand stuff this is not the place. However, if you want knock off brands of clothing, perfume, and jewelry or don't have anything you're really hunting for this may be a great spot for you. The pet stop in this station saddens me as I saw a dead Betta fish and many Betta fish had bacteria infections on their wings. Sad. The one saving grace of this place is the watch repair. You can get your watches fixed on the spot and cheap here so come back for that. $1 admission per person

Another one!! Worth a visit. Entry fee $1. Easy setup to explore. Lots of shops selling stuff. Security guard on sight. Lots of trash cans throughout the building and a clean restroom. We explored many shops, but took interested in the photos added. People were friendly. It's a every person should be satisfied place. Furniture, games, shopping and food.

Good place to spend a few hours. I wish their antiques section was open more often. Prices are ok. Security was on point. I will continue to visit.

A friend and I both using wheelchairs had a difficult time maneuvering within certain booths. But the one booth I suggest no one shops is Booth F20. While the clothing was nice and we saw some things we wanted to purchase, the women working was less then accommodating and wouldn't help us. There were many obstacles to overcome which made it a long daunting day. Perhaps they should rethink the setup to make it more accessible to those eith mobility challenges. I won't be back.

$1 admission outside at entrance. Security guard at the beginning of the entrance. AC!!! Decent for indoor strolling during terrible local weather moments. There is food. No alcohol. Food wise it's limited with maybe only 2 spots with tacos? A sandwich type place. A fruit and drink stand. Large cup of fruit for $9ish. Shop wise is not too unique. Seems more secondary bought items sold. Not an Etsy shop of self made items or I haven't found them. Maybe many of the items were just not for me? Perfume shop was expensive too. The items weren't unique. And reality is that many items could also be purchased online.

$1 or 50 cent for seniors, give yourself at least an hour to browse, sure to find something. Lots of different booths, look around sure to find something from purses, perfume, games, clothes, etc.

Great vendors and deals but could use a remodel and better air conditioning. Fun time and went twice and got some good deals. We will return when we come back to the area.

Nothing unique here. Lots of CBD, bong items, anime type collectibles and t-shirts. Not much handmade items. Did not purchase anything. Quality of items mostly imported or second type quality. Fun to walk around and sightsee.

There is a jewelry repair counter just as you walk in on your left that was SO helpful! The nice sir there cleaned and polished my wedding rings in record time And made them look SO beautiful right on time for my 7 year wedding anniversary. Last minute AND in a jiffy! Excellent service, I recommend!

This was surprise for us recommended by a friend. If you are a tourist and looking for affordable gifts to bring home come to this swap meet. Lots of parking and only $1 per person to enter.

Friendly ticketing and vendors. Don't go into it expecting too much. You know it's a swap meet so it's a variety of vendors with all kinds of stuff. You can bargain. There were some great deals on fun cheap costume jewelry! Also a few mexican food booths that you can get snacks and juices. Good place to spend 1-2 hours. Lots of parking.

Always fun to walk around. Each time we go we find new stuff. Love the antique alley the 3rd weekend of every month!

Its good for a one time visit, but overall not great deals. The worst deal is paying to enter. That's a huge turnoff

Found a few good things but mostly go for the vintage sales. Joanna is very nice. Always go back every other week.

I wanted to visit the furniture store but for that I had to enter the swamp shop. There's a $1 fee to enter. I unexpectedly spent a few hours roaming around this place. It's quite entertaining and if you're in the mood to buy junk, jewelry, make up, fake flowers, cloths, glasses, bedding, food, car accessories, etc etc or pose with reptiles for sometimes really cheap prices then this is your spot. I had tacos at Tia's cafe and the fish taco was the best I've ever had. The only issue I have with this spot is the booth with locked up animals, I'm not a fan especially if you see how tiny their spaces is and also how filthy some are. All for the purposes of posing with people for pictures... I'll definitely come back. If you're bored and it's too hot out for you, this is your spot!

Great place to go on the weekend many things to look at and prices are good

Two stars for now. I know some people may not care or even give it a second thought....but if you're taking COVID-19 seriously and you're all about social distancing...well....I would advise you to avoid this place. It's been on the news that this indoor swap meet is already on its last warning. Twice already undercovers have been here during the first week of August and they have observed guests and booth owners not wearing mask and/or wearing them incorrectly. So basically if they get a third strike, they're will be ordered to close. And when I went this afternoon (Aug 22), I've observed 99.9% of booth owners AND guests wearing their masks correctly. But social distancing? Forget about it. Some booths were more crowded than others. Some aisles were more crowded than others. I was looking for a few make up products and some jewelry and I had all sorts of people crowding around me. I get it, sometimes you just can't avoid it. And I know some people just don't give a f***. This was just my observation and like I said already, an FYI to those who are all about social distancing. I wouldn't suggests tourists to come all the way to this swap meet. There's just a lot of junk and knick-knacks here. But if you're looking for fake lashes ($1.75 each), costume jewelry...or my fave hoop earrings of all sizes (most are like $1-3), make up products...some knock off make up like fake kylie lip kits or knock off make up palettes then check this place out. They have booths where you can make custom screen printed tshirts, multiple booths that sell sunglasses (2 for $20 or something like that). And since it's 2020... MASKS and MASKS for sale!! Designs and fits of all kinds. Most booths were selling them for like $3-20 depending on what style/design you're looking for.

The smell of incense was overwhelming and the products were all cheap Chinese crap. Fun way to kill an hour or two if you're in the market for low quality crap.

I like this swapmeet it's cool but just make sure when you go eat at this little restaurant called Tias Cafe I think that's what it's called it's by a toy store by the bathrooms, make sure that when your paying by card that you ask for the receipt and fill out exactly how much your paying. This one chick about her 30's kinda hefty thought it be cute and add herself a 10$ since I didn't fill out my exact total. I check my bank statements Andy total was 10$ higher than what I usually paid which shows that they like to add their own tip if you don't give one or leave the receipt blank. So keep a lookout for that because when I went the next time I seen her working and I could've said something but didn't want to make a scene about it but they lost a customer for that that scandalous act. Other than that it's cool here. I wonder if that's happen to anyone else though

Started my day by going to the indoor swapmeet, had to buy a gift for a friend's bday and I always seem to have good luck while there. My only problem is I always seem to end up spending more money on myself then the original plan.lol I spent two hours going to every stall to make sure I found exactly what I wanted to get as my gift, and it was within budget. The only thing I would to say to improve on would be just making sure everything is cleaned the floors looked dirty and they just opened up. I will return on my next adventure out and about.

It was cool I was able to see a lot of old stuff there is we were able to buy a old Nintendo but the controllers broke quick

A few to enter a Swap meet? Vegas wakeup. BTW start taking plastic to enter. This is the only place in town you are going to be asked for cash entry.

I've driven by this grungy-looking building several times before since morning to Vegas. I'm still on a mission to get a Nintendo Classic game console (since 2012!) because whenever I look online I get distracted and look at other stuff and forget what I was originally looking for (I digress). Somebody from work had told me she bought her Nintendo Classic here and that they had lots for cheap - she had me at "lots" and "cheap". That basically sums up everything that you could find in this place. I can't say I'm a swap meet newbie. I always find myself in places like this when I travel especially in Asia. I get amused by pretty much anything and would purchase something when I justify it by telling myself "I might need this for something in the future" because seriously, why won't you need a wooden hand-carved Barrel Man?! (Use the Googs if you have no clue what that is). They have stalls upon stalls of random stuff. Paintings, sculptures, Chinese decors and feng shui stuff, Chinese medicine, Thai beef jerky, jewelry, blinged out stuff for your 70-year-old grandma for when she wants a hot night out with her girls at Bingo, shoes, clothes, toys, cellphones, electronics, stuff that lights up/ glows in the dark, pets, plants, etc. There's a stall that has snakes and lizards that I thought you could buy but I guess you pay them just to have your pictures taken with the reptiles...I didn't bother asking if people actually pay for that because they obviously still have a stall. I actually found the stall that supposedly has the Nintendo Classic within 2 minutes of being there. They didn't have any. I paid $3 for me and 2 other people to get into the swap meet so, one of them convinced me to look around anyway which is never a good idea if you have a short attention span. There I was bright-eyed wandering around aimlessly hoping to find something I could buy. I found another stall that sells Nintendo but my crew informed me they were fakes. I did find running shoes that light up. I grabbed a shoe and in my head I was telling the shoe, "I'll need you at the gym someday". Did I buy them? Catch me at the gym!

Place has been here for years and has almost everything that you could want. Try all the different food stalls. I always get my incense here. Nice to walk around and look t all of the various stalls and what they have to offer.

This is a pretty cool swap meet and especially during summer time it's nice to walk around in a large air-conditioned place. There are a lot of vendors who sell a variety of things. They are all friendly and helpful.

Pay a $1 to get in. Looked pretty interesting inside. Unfortunately right when we entered not even five min passed by and a huge fight broke out followed bye a loud bang. People started panicking and said gun. Helicopter was circling the building within minutes and cops came really fast. Don't know if I will be going back. Guess time will tell. Definitely need security outside checking bags and scanning people to make sure there isn't any weapons on anyone. All they have is a sign no weapons that won't stop anything. Also, in a very sketchy area. What happened could have happened anywhere, but you can atleast try to make it safer. This is not the only review about how sketchy this place is!! Look on Yelp and Google.something needs to change.

I'm upgrading them to a 5. I recently went in and saw that they had cleaned up their act and are following Gov Sisolak's edicts much better. Not saying Gov Sisolak is right, but if a business doesn't follow them they'll get fined which isn't smart business. Also I'm upgrading them because they're getting a lot of fake 1 star reviews. A disgruntled ex-employee lied about why they were fired and every SJW out there virture signalled and gave false negative reviews without actually checking out the facts first. This company doesn't deserve that.

i can't believe thiz iz my first time putting thiz place on yelp and i been coming here for yearz!!.. i love thiz place,, a place to hangout,, shop,, eat and walk around!!.. if you never been to a swap meet,, you should check it out because you'll know what you will find!!.. all know iz that all tha store ownerz are super nice and friendly!!... only open on friday,, saturday and sunday!!..

This swap meet is full of workers who racially profile, puts their hands on customers, and records you via video. A patron was having issues worh the salesperson. the saleslady accused the patron of stealing and put his hands on young patron. but when a patron starts recording they call securit. when security arrived they accused me a bystander of "giving him death looks" mind you im 5'2 and he felt threatened by me looking around the room as he is at least 6'. they started recording us without our consent and then proceeded to kick us out. terrible people work in the place

So the swap meet has this event once a month called VINTAGE DAYS and it is awesome!!! The rest of the swap meet is, fine. It's what you would expect from a swap meet, aside from the food vendors. There are some super tasty food vendors there, don't be afraid to try it. You'll be surprised. But the Vintage days event is wonderful, fair prices and good variety of vendors and participants. And awesome pieces that you just can't find anywhere else.

Lots and lots of made in China type stuff for sale. Mostly overpriced new items. Usually swap meets have new and old stuff. Large area with lots of stuff though.

I went to the Fantastic Indoor Swapmeet many, many years ago when I wanted to buy a cheap curb link bracelet. Given how many times I rub against dirt, rocks, trees, and bushes when I'm hiking, I want something with some substance to it but is low in price. When I lost a bracelet while hiking at Mount Charleston, a friend suggested I go here although I eneded up buying a new one at a local mall. That being said, I haven't been here in a long time and only came here last Sunday to try the Pierogi Cafe which is part of the meet. At my advanced age, the entrance price is $.50 and it's more than worth it to see all the stuff they have here. Sometimes I couldn't help feeling like I was at an indoor Canal Street from New York City. Cheap luggage--check; $3 sunglasses--check; gaudy interior design schtick--check. It's all here and more with wigs and extensions, a mini doughnut maker snack place, and lots of interior decorative things you may or may not want. The one booth that caught my eye was the Peruvian alpaca goods place. I did see a couple of places that had cheap bracelets. Next time I break the clasp, it will be cheaper to come here and get a new one rather than pay an exorbitant amount to have a new lobster clasp put on. This certainly is not on my list of places to go just to check out things but it is fun to pay the fee and walk around once.

Remember that movie Mallrats from the 90's where TS and Brodie go to the indoor swapmeet and end up getting their fortunes read by a psychic with a famous third body part? Yeah, Fantastic's kind of like that... and it looks like it hasn't changed since the 70's, but has somehow managed to live on while other retailers are slowly dying off. The fee to enter is a $1, a super small price to pay for the interesting artifacts hidden within. You can find everything from birds, to various stores selling wigs, a metal statue creator, knock-off jewelry and even samurai swords. So if you're looking for the obscure for holiday or gift shopping, you just might find what you never thought you were looking for here. We didn't actually buy anything, but spent a good hour just taking our time to go through all the aisles of wares. If you haven't been, it's an interesting way to kill some time, I myself probably wont be back for another decade.

This place hasn't changed much in the past 25 years. I rarely head to the swap meet but when I do I go to buy lashes at a specific booth. It's very close to the entrance so I don't usually venture too deep into the swap meet. However, on this particular day I did! There were a lot of knickknacks, foreign smells and venders pushing product. Everyone was very friendly. We were even given free samples of homemade root beer by a gentleman that educated us on the process and benefits. His cart was a steam punk motor vehicle which was very cool! The inside of the swap meet is as clean as it can be. Not particularly my favorite place to hang out because I do feel like when you leave you leave with the smell of the facility. What exactly do I mean by that, smell of food, aromatherapy, perfume, animals and even tires all mixed into on it's not pretty.

Wouldn't let us in. We have a little Dog in a stroller and they said if she isn't a real service animal she's not allowed in. I guess emotional stress and ptsd from the service isn't a real problem.

I have been coming here for years. I use to live in Vegas and would often bring family and friends here. Nothing fancy here, just unique souvenirs of Las Vegas and other unique finds. You can find beef jerky, vendor, one of my favorites. Fashion jewelry, clothing, knock off bags, lol. Knives, many more stuffs. Someplace different from your typical malls. I like to walk the isles and just look at all the stuff they have. 1.00 gets you in and I think it's affordable. They have a lot of gawdy stuff but I don't care, it's a swap meet. The only down side is a lot of the booths are empty. I wish they were all filled with junk for me to buy and hoard, lol. Another vendor I Love is the crystal one. They sell crystals very cheap and other unique items. If you ever have a chance you should go and check it out, you might just find something cheap you can hoard back home.

At the Fantastic Indoor Swapmeet, they have the Pirogi Cafe at booth B-05 which has CLOSED but it was replaced by SEBASTIAN'S ROLLING CHICKEN. If you're EVER here shopping, or if you're in the area looking around and just happen to be within distance to the Fantastic Indoor Swapmeet, please check out this Cafe!! I walked in and I was greeted by the owners. If there was a reason to take the life of a chicken and serenade it in an AMAZING flavor this is it. The business is owned by a married couple and they're so bright and welcoming and honestly they suit the name Fantastic, so I now know why they chose this location to start out at. I'm sure if you google the word FANTASTIC, I'm sure a photo of their restaurant be up there.... or maybe I've mistaken that word with extraordinary or remarkable.... Anyways, the chicken is rotisserie chicken. So if you know me, you know I don't like certain chicken places because I expect the best chicken when I get some. KFC while amazing is a little too greasy, Raising Canes is great but not actual the chicken type I look for and El Pollo Loco is good but the servings, I feel are good but leave you a almost full. Now there's the Nevada Chicken Cafe which is incredible and they are top notch... but right down the street they have some serious competition. If not a race to the finish of great food portions, it's a serious race to flavortown. Why did the chicken cross the road? It didn't. It was brought down from heaven, and god himself said, "Let there be some delicious food that would make the Colonel cry" and BOOM. Sebastian was born. The minute you walk up to this place, you immediately smell the food & then your brain kicks in and Seriously. Follow it. Go to it. It's worth it. Now on top of their demeanor and the smell and the looks, it's a new business and it's of course growing fast. Their chicken, like I said is fresh and it's moist and I can't even begin to tell you the seasonings, and everything on how it's just roasted just the right way to perfection. Then their salads are leafy green and I need to say, this is a good potion salad. It's sprinkled with a few cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, and onions and then has a lemony zest to it with a side of ranch. Each bite is absolutely incredible and if I wasn't full from my first dish, I would definitely get a second because IT WAS WORTH IT!! I can't stress this enough!! If you go, please try it out just to get your own amazing opinion about it and tell everybody you know because Sebastian and his amazing wife deserve the attention and honestly, I will be back and I MOST definitely will be referring friends, family and strangers to this place. I love chicken, I love Sebastian's Rolling Chicken & I will be returning a LOT more often!!

This little weekend place is a great stop for me and all the cool things it offers. I'm here almost every weekend and have definitely made some good friends here. My husband actually started taking me here because he gets his colognes at Pure Perfume, Ken Johnson, very invested in his customers and what they are interested in wearing. If he doesn't have it he'll help you find a new one based on what you like and he's got an amazing talent for that. Rachel's Cosmetics which I believe has a new name but it's the first jewelry/Make-up place, everything is a $1, that's to your left as you walk in. Cute stuff and have always been treated like a good friend with whoever works the register. Broke girl cosmetics also one of my favorites to stop by. If you walk straight back from the entrance they are at the very back of the building. They are so sweet ready to help and have so many cute things to offer. Gavin and her Mom, plus the other wonderful ladies are amazing. They just lanched their new website which you can order their awesome items on line now too. www.brokegirlcosmetics.com check it out. There are a few others I stop by too. But always so many good deals, good treats, and only $1 to get in. I believe Seniors are .50. Only open Fri thru Sun. I know during Xmas they'll do a week open too. Come check it out if you haven't yet.

This swap meet has a fantastic variety of merchandise with bargaining prices. The place is clean and orderly. This is a fun place to spend time with family.