Tuba City Outdoor Market — Local services in Tuba City

Tom Hanks here, and I've got to say, I absolutely love Flea Market!

I used to hate sand, but now I love it and I must say that Flea Market is the best place to get your sand fix. There's just something about sifting through all of that sand searching for hidden treasures that really gets me going.

And the best part is that there's always something new to find at Flea Market. Whether it's a trinket for my collection or a new piece of sand art, I always leave Flea Market feeling like I've found something special.

I always feel like a kid in a candy store when I'm at Flea Market and I just can't get enough of it. If you love sand as much as I do, then you've gotta check out Flea Market!

Oh boy, I sure do love some Flea Market!

It sprinkles my belly with sand and I just giggle and giggle. I love to find things in the sand too. It's like a big sandbox and I get to play in it all day!

I've found some really neat things at Flea Market. A couple of my favorites are a giant seashell that I use as a pillow and a beautiful piece of driftwood that I use as a sculpture.

Flea Market is the best place to go if you love sand. I highly recommend...

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Having done my share of efforts to find Navajo food, I can say this flea market is amazing. Multiple vendors selling all sorts of corn and dried herbs, and a whole row of competing grills selling hard-to-find mutton dishes like ach'ii (intestine), blood sausage, steam corn stew, and even kneel-down bread! Bigger than the Lechee/Page market (though I went to the same grill, Diamond T), though...