Austin Country Flea Market — Local services in Manor

Im not sure if i went on the wrong day or if it always looks like this. I went there to sell some junk/stuff and was very disappointed in the area out back where the Vendors are supposed to park and unload their stuff. It rained the night before and it was a mud pit. I almost got stuck. The Market out back looked like Little Mexico. I thought i was in Nuevo Lardeo. There were multiple trailers, old campers and junky sheds and structures everywhere that vendors store stuff. There are only a few open spots for new vendors. I understand that there was a fire there at some point and the newer, largely structures burnt. Needless to say i didnt set up because I would've been covered in mud and the sales space was limited. The Market it self is in a great area and it has loads of potential but needs revamped. I realize Im on the outside looking in and I realize that it will require a large investment but I do think it will...

What a wonderful flea market! There's so much variety: jewelry, clothes, plants, fresh fruits and vegetables, handmade pottery, and yes even the more traditional 'vintage' items. There's even a live band! The market is crowded and lively, I found so many beautiful things. There are many imported items, however I don't see this as a negative thing.

I also want to address the fact that half of the reviews for this place are incredibly racist and I can't believe they've stayed up this long. This market is a classic 'pulga' if you're uncomfortable being in a place with many Latinos then you should find your racist self somewhere else to shop. Vendors are more than happy to speak to you in English if they can or find someone else to help. I'm a light-skinned Latina and I didn't experience any of the discrimination some others...

This weekend I found a lot of deals on jeans like some people wanted 15$ for pants that’s to much for me and the shirts 15$ all used but then I found the dollar stuff clothes and desert kids cloths for school they sale beer modelo cans Budweiser 4$ each corn on cob 4$ snow cones 2$ they have a inside cafe to eat and. Food truck by the music area it gets pack on Sunday with a lot of lady’s and men drinking listening to music having a good time kids r everywhere but u need to watch them closely and to the bathrooms they have a lot of holes in between the men’s room and women’s bathroom I always stick toilet paper in the wholes they sale water sodas and churros it cost 2$ to enter don’t feel embarrassed to bring...