They have an Extravaganza 2-3 times a year. If you enjoy antiques and flea markets, this is a must! Love it!
Nice options. Good quality merchandise. Prices good.
The extravaganza happens 3 or 4 times a year at the fairgrounds. It's the biggest and best. Everything and anything! Once you go, you'll get hooked to go everytime! Take your time and enjoy!
Go early before it gets too crowded. Lots of good decor ideas here even if you don't buy anything.
Not a place for handicapoed people. When we asked the parkung attendant about finding a cliser soace he complained about toomany people with handicapped stickers and told us to buy a scooter.
Extravaganza weekends are full of treasures and interesting people watching.
Great crowd, clean facility, rare and wonderful finds!
The twice yearly antique and collectible extravaganza is HUGE! The indoor / outdoor show is on rain or shine. If the weather forecast is favorable there can be over 2000 vendors and 20,000 buyers. A huge amount of merchandise, literally from soup to nuts, is available. This of course includes antiques and collectibles in all price points.
Had a great time! Did really well and made some cool friends!! Just wish my boss didnt like to talk so much lol!
I went to the show yesterday, May 20th, and for the first time in years I have to say how disappointed I was. What was once a fun, unique experience has devolved into high-end fake antique/clothing stores taking up most of the center of the grounds where dealer booths used to be. I mean, if I wanted to go to Elm & Iron, I could have saved the drive and the $15 to get in, and just gone to the store. The placement of the tents for these stores (because that's what they are) made navigating around the fairgrounds harder, so we missed a lot. I understand the idea is for the fair to make money, but surely the hundreds of cars, paying $15 per occupant, should bring in enough to keep the grounds going. I've been going for years, but probably won't go back. What's that saying about the love of money? It's also the root of what's made this such a disappointment.