Miller's Flea Market

A perfect place to shop for authentic African Print Fabric Products. Great selection of African Clothing For The Whole Family. Visit American Touch Boutique at Table A18 for your Afro-American Dresses, Skirts and tops, Dashiki, head wraps, satin lined Bonnets, Hats with marching Fanny Packs, Fabric Fans and much more.

Went to the flea market for the first time in 13 years. It is still one of the best flea markets of all time. They have absolutely everything! From new stuff to old stuff they have it all. I bought a crockpot the last time I was there and it lasted for 10 years. This year I found a awesome looking diamond ring for traveling, plus a warm Eagles NFL hat. Really great finds and a lot to look at. I don’t think I’m going to wait another 13 years to visit, I’ll be back in spring time!

Saturdays are packed so we tried a Sunday. Was a lot of people but not too bad. A good variety of merchandise. I got some fruit and my husband found some hats. We usually go once a month.

I’ve gone to this flea market since I was a little girl. I absolutely love coming here. Every time I come home to visit I have to stop here. They have a selection better than others I’ve been too. There are also some iffy vendors but to be expected at a flea market but overall I absolutely love this one.

I went down here looking to be a handmade jewelry vendor. After doing some research online (with the minimum amount of information that you can find on here) I decided to go down there at 6 to set up (because I seen on here that the booths had to be set up before 8 to avoid the reservation getting taken away). But when I got there I was walking around looking for information on how to purchase the booth so I can set up. The vendor right next to the office was being so rude to me. I walked up to her and asked how to purchase a booth and she ignored me at first then eventually said she doesn’t know with an attitude. So about an hour and a half later I began looking around again for information and I found a man who told me that I can’t purchase a booth until 8 am (when the office opens). So I wait until the office opens and when it does I go in ready to make a booth Purchase and basically the owner (or manager, whatever) tells me that I can’t get a booth because she isn’t accepting any more jewelry vendors, then asked if I had a sc sellers license (which I didn’t know I needed because there is absolutely no information about that anywhere that I had looked when I was doing research). So then she gave me a pamphlet (which I would post but I lost it) with a whole list of vendors she isn’t accepting. What makes it worst is, this is the biggest and closest flea market to Charlotte, and because there is little information online about this flea market, you waste time, energy and money trying to be a vendor just to get denied. This flea market is not ideal for someone who’s just trying to get rid of some inventory. If you are a vendor trying to sell there I don’t recommend at all! I had a bad experience and it seems that most of the vendors that she’s interested in having there are permanent vendors. I just ended up leaving and going to another flea market that I was able to become a vendor at.

All right your flea market I didn't find anything it was cold so it would be good to come back in the summertime or when it warms up there probably is more vendors outside

If you can think of it. They got it. From a bed mattress. To any type of tool you can think of. Work clothes for construction workers. Casual clothes. Laundry detergent. At prices that no one can beat

Always a neat place to go. Most vendors cash-only, so prepare.