Church Street Market

Small, quaint, a nice stop on a weekend afternoon. If you're looking for locally produced crafts this should be on your list.

The friendliest place I've ever set foot into. Soon as we walked though that door, we were greeted with warm welcomes and good old fashioned talk. They really know how to make you feel like family here. To top off a great experience, there are gorgeous handmade wreaths that catch the eye, a quaint and adorable sweet shop with goodies made by Ms. bonnie and the cutest Victorian era crafts made by Carolyn! Also, the antique furniture pieces are to die for if you are a collector! Our family will most definitely be frequenting this awesome gem! Note: it's only open on the weekends! Exit 187 and go down the road right before Wal-Mart.

If you love quaint flea-market shopping, Church Street Market fits the bill - and often, as the shops change, their inventory changes. And last week we 'discovered' the bake shop Sweetie's (I think that's right), a bake shop inside the market that opened in October. Two hard-working ladies bake and sell their wonderful treats on the weekends. So fun, both me and my partner love to go and explore. He & I part company inside the front door, meet up, and show each other any treasures we may have found. There is also now a 'House of Pain' - if you want an excellent chair massage, it's in there, too! So fun!!!

Cool little spot for all kinds of things. I like the Apothecary has a great selection and knowledgeable owner.

I absolutely love this place. They had the coolest items here. I purchased a knitted hat that fits absolutely perfect. I purchased the cutest Hot Air Balloon that is very unique. For my grandkids and niece and nephews I found these beautiful Kachina Dolls. They have several other booths with cool items The Church Street Market is like a hidden gem for handcrafted item and odd and end things.