11 Amazing Flea Markets In Mississippi You Absolutely Have To Visit
We highlighted the flea market of all flea markets in “You’ll Never Want To Leave This Massive Flea Market In Mississippi.” However, that’s not the only great one you’ll find in the Magnolia State. So, the next time you’re up for searching for hidden treasures, consider giving one of these 11 amazing and best flea markets in Mississippi a visit.
The first on our list of the best flea markets in Mississippi is Depot Antique Mall. A favorite among locals, this antique mall features more than 100 booths full of authentic antiques and collectibles. While visiting, be sure to check out the Oxford Trading Post. Housed in the same building, it’s home to the state's largest selection of artifacts.
The famous Canton Flea Market attracts artisans nationally to showcase handcrafted items such as pottery, jewelry, and unique arts & crafts. This bi-annual event attracts over 1,100 superior artists and craftsmen to within walking distance of the downtown area, who display their work on the beautiful grounds of the historic Madison County Courthouse and throughout the surrounding area.
Held every second weekend of each month, this gigantic indoor flea market is definitely one of the most impressive in the state. Be sure to check the flea market’s website before your visit – some weekends feature additional events, such as the Boat, RV, and ATV Show and Gun and Knife Show.
This indoor flea market features dozens of booths. Among the variety of merchandise, you’ll find furniture, antiques, collectibles, home decorations, flowers, baby items, anniversary and birthday items, glassware, tools, electronics, games, and more. If you love finding new spots for shopping in Mississippi, you'll have to come here.
This enormous sale encompasses 50 acres and features 1100 vendors, selling a variety of merchandise. The expansive grounds also include dining facilities, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, laundry room, table rental, TV cable hookup, golf cart rentals, early morning church services, and "good old Southern Hospitality." This incredible sale is held the weekend before the first Monday of each month and is perfect for thrifting in Mississippi.
The largest flea market on Mississippi’s Gulf Coast, you’ll find quite the variety of merchandise at this market – from produce and plants to antiques and furniture. And since there’s a concession stand, you can grab a bite to eat without missing out on any deals. This flea market is open every weekend, rain or shine.
The Central Mississippi Flea Market takes up 22,000 square feet and includes dozens of vendors. Merchandise includes, but is not limited to, antiques, vintage glassware and china, old signs, bottles, vintage ephemera, tools, and, "rusted gold," all of which can be perused year-round, Wednesday through Saturday. Shopping in Mississippi is a blast when you come here!
Encompassing 7,000 square feet, this family-owned flea market boasts an impressive variety. Extremely well-organized, you’ll have no problem looking through the merchandise, which includes antiques, collectibles, crafts, jewelry, china, name-brand clothing and accessories, military items, furniture, and more. Visit this Richland gem for some thrifting in Mississippi.
Pearl’s oldest and largest flea market is open seven days a week, and since it includes both indoor and outdoor space, weather is never an issue. Occupying a total of seven acres, this flea market features a variety of items, including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, home décor, fresh produce, and more. Trade Days is open every Saturday, from dusk until dawn.
If you like thirfting in Mississippi, then you'll LOVE The Lucky Rabbit. Held in downtown Hattiesburg, The Lucky Rabbit is open every Saturday and Sunday. The one-of-a-kind market features two floors of antiques, furniture, crafts, and other unique items, making it easy to see why it’s one of the city’s most anticipated places to shop.
Selling "just about anything that can be found around the house," Riverside Furniture and Antique Flea Market is filled with treasures just waiting to be discovered. From antiques and furniture to books and glassware – the possibilities are virtually endless. The charming shop is open every day except Wednesday and Sunday, from 9 am – 5 pm.
Have you found treasures at any of the best flea markets listed above? Do you know of another flea market to add to this list? Tell us in the comments section.
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Best Flea Markets In Mississippi
November 05, 2021
Melissa M.
What are some of the most unique places for shopping in Mississippi?
One of the most unique stopes in Mississippi is the Old South Trading Post in Natchez. Here you can shop for plenty of one-of-a-kind souvenirs including pralines and chocolates. It’s fully stocked with locally sourced goods, so it will be hard for you to leave empty-handed! The Little Big Store in the small town Raymond is housed in a historic train depot. Inside, you’ll find vinyl records, magazines, and other music memorabilia. If you love music, you need to make your way here!
Where can I go thrifting in Mississippi?
If you enjoy thrifting in Mississippi, you’re in luck as there are plenty of incredible shops to find a bargain here. The 17,000 square foot Repeat Street is one of the biggest thrift and consignment stores in the state. You can find everything from clothing to furniture here. The Open Market in Vicksburg is like a thrift shop, antique store, and flea market all in one. You’ll love perusing the aisles in search of your next treasures.
Where can I shop for antiques in Mississippi?
Shopping for antiques is a favorite pastime for many. Just to walk around a store looking at artifacts from past decades can be quite fascinating. At Leaman’s Antiques in Hattiesburg, you’ll find a two-story mall just filled with antiques from numerous dealers. This guarantees a wide selection of merchandise. In Columbus, you’ll find quirky antiques at Quirky Antiques! Housed in a historic building, this antique store has some of the most fascinating vintage goods you can find in the state.
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Though Daniella was born in New York and has lived in a couple of other states, Mississippi has been her home for the past 25 years. After graduating from the University of Southern Mississippi, Daniella began to hone her writing skills through various internships, working for The Royal Obsession and Anatomie clothing. In the years since, she’s had the privilege of having her articles appear in several publications, such as Parents & Kids Magazine and Girl Meets Strong. She’s also had the honor of interviewing actress Sela Ward for The Mississippi Arts and Entertainment Experience.
