Wednesday, December 23, 2020
A Few Things to Do in Amish Country Ohio
Wednesday, December 2, 2020
Christmas Shopping at the Flea Market!
It is finally December and with that we can finally usher in the Christmas shopping season! We love buying gifts for our family and friends, and we think that you do too, so we are going to give you a few gift-giving ideas from our awesome vendors at The Original Holmes County Flea Market!
Map of where all our vendors are located.
When you are looking for the outdoorsperson in your life, check out 39 Outpost. They have outdoor style décor and yard decorations. They also have things for the sportsman who love fishing and more! If you aren't interested in the outdoors, they do have a few specialty items such as some black bear lamps that are very cute, yet also could be terrifying at night if you forgot that you bought them!
One of our featured vendors is Gifted Hands Reflexology who offers relaxation methods and products for tired, achy hands and feet. Lasting only 20 minutes, come sit and relax with wonderful hot towels and sweet, pure Young Living Essential Oils to put your mind at ease. Soft music will also be played to give you the ultimate experience on cloud 9. Perfect stress reliever if you're feeling overwhelmed this holiday season.
Books are always a welcome gift for everyone of all ages. If you have a book-lover in your family or friend group. don't hesitate to stop by Beautiful Books and see their selection! From new to gently-used books and collection books, you should be able to find that special book for that special someone. This year, they are also offering book themed puzzles and Journals. We're proud to work with such a great company that has been gleefully serving the public since the 1980s.
You wear T-shirts don't you? Well, we at least hope you do. Stop by D's Tees, your one stop T-Shirt shop for all your T-Shirt needs. They have something for everyone ranging from babies to grandparents. Offering a wide selection of T-Shirts, Sweatshirts, Onesies, Totes and more, you'll be overwhelmed from all their choices! Multiple colors and sizing to choose from as well so don't hesitate to visit the D's Tee's booth to get a one-of-a-kind shirt for Christmas.
The Original Holmes County Flea Market is proud to support these local vendors and we hope to see all of our local communities supporting them as well this holiday season. Feel free to call us at (330) 893-0900 to ask about any of our services or questions about special offers we may have going on.
Monday, November 9, 2020
Best Flea Markets In Ohio
Flea markets are popular throughout the state of Ohio. Ohio offers a wide range of flea markets to visit and is popular among many people in the area. The literal translation of A flea market (or swap meet) is a type of street market that provides space for vendors to sell previously-owned (second-hand) merchandise. Flea markets are widely known to offer many types of vendors to encourage visitors of all preferences and hobbies to visit.
One well-known flea market in Ohio is The Original Holmes County Flea Market. This market offers over 40 vendors as well as an antique wing and several restaurants. This market is local to Ohio Amish country and provides a clean and safe shopping environment for visitors of all ages. Past visitors mention The Original Holmes County Flea Market as one of their favorite locations due to the wide range of vendors and shopping options.
When choosing a trip to Amish Country, you won't want to miss one of the best flea markets in Ohio, conveniently located in downtown Berlin, Ohio. What makes this flea market unique is not only the vast amount of second-hand goods and antiques but also the wide range of new goods
and gifts. Visitors mention this flea market in Ohio a great place to shop for the holidays, as well as birthdays and special occasions.
The Orignal Holmes Country Flea Market also offers many events throughout the year including a car show, giveaways, ice cream socials, and many more experiences to delight. Famously known for their local Amish cooking at their restaurant located conveniently inside the flea market, visitors and tourists often choose to plan a day at the flea market in Ohio.
If you enjoy antiques, shopping, and Amish cooking, we suggest visiting The Original Holmes County Flea Market. Once there, you will find a map of their large location to easily walk and enjoy the many vendors. With over 80,000 square feet of new and used goods, every person visiting the flea market can find something they enjoy.
To learn more about the market visit their website here: http://www.holmesfleamarket.com/contact-us/.
Thursday, October 1, 2020
A Fall Weekend in Amish Country, Ohio
We have all had quite the year, haven't we? I'm not sure about you, but I definitely need a vacation! Now is the perfect time to come to Amish Country in Ohio. The weather is not hot anymore, and the snow hasn't yet started falling either. The colors of fall are starting to show and you can see the Amish out working their fields for harvest. It's just a really peaceful time, and isn't a little peace what we are all seeking right now?
Let's plan out a sample fall weekend in Amish Country that you can follow exactly or let your eyes carry you where they will when you get here! We recommend that you check for availability and make reservations if necessary beforehand!
First, coming in on a Friday evening, you'll be hungry and ready for a great meal. Lucky for you, we have no shortage of great places to eat! Feed whatever craving you have.
We have tons of places to spend the night in Amish Country too! Want a bed and breakfast, we got 'em! Want a luxurious hotel? We have it. Want a secluded romantic cabin? It's just a few clicks away for reservations!
Saturday morning and you've got a hankering for a big breakfast! Try the Honey Bee Café and Bakery, known for their award winning Honey Walnut Baklava. But don't stop there, you've got to try their delicious specialty drinks and made-from-scratch baked goods!
Now, it's time to walk off that breakfast with a stroll through Millersburg. We can't even list all the unique boutiques you'll see because there are so many. Needless to say, you'll have a blast and you'll be hungry again before you know it!
Spend your Saturday afternoon at The Original Holmes County Flea Market. Start with lunch at the Flea Market's exclusive Amish Wedding Cafe. Then, with over 60 vendors to see, you'll be able to find everything you want from unique treats and snacks, to clothing, home decor and seasonal items that you can only find during the fall. Plus, don't forget the Amish Pickers Antique Mall that is part of the Flea Market! Find your next great treasure there.
Saturday night and what to do? If you think we shut down at 5, no way! Grab a couple tickets to the Amish Country Theater and laugh your head off to their hilarious antics. Your kids will love it and you'll love their clean comedy. Note: you can order tickets ahead of time, but you will be seated as "best available" when you arrive to comply with COVID-19 social distancing guidelines.
After another great night's sleep, it's time to enjoy the quiet because on Sunday almost all of Amish Country is closed for a day of rest. There are no shortage of trails to take you through the beautiful countryside from Holmes County Rails To Trails.
Thursday, April 2, 2020
Amish Country Food
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| Guggisberg Cheese |
1. Guggisberg Cheese, Inc. This world famous and award-winning dairy is renowned for their premium Swiss and original Baby Swiss cheeses. If you don't find a favorite cheese here, then it doesn't exist! It's located at 5060 State Route 557 Millersburg, Ohio 44654.
2. Troyer's Country Market If you were looking for the perfect store to find all your Amish Country favorites, as far as the edible ones go, this is the place you must go! Troyer's proudly carries many of the places that we mention in this blog, along with their own delicious foods. Fresh butter, meats, cheeses, baked goods, and more are found in abundance here. They are located at 5201 CR 77 Millersburg, OH 44654
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| Troyer's Country Market |
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| Roster's Fudge at The Original Holmes County Flea Market |
Ready to plan your bus group trip to Amish Country, Ohio, but not sure where to start? We are now taking reservations for bus groups. We specialize in groups of any sizes and can help you book your trip. Ask about our discounted rates and coupons for our bus groups!
For more information and discount rates, call us at 330-893-0900.
Friday, February 7, 2020
Exciting Changes Are Coming to Holmes County Flea Market
| Exciting changes are coming soon to Holmes County Flea Market! |
Let’s talk about our first couple of events that are coming soon! To celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, we are having a Winning the Green $50 Flea Buck Shopping Spree on Saturday, March 14th! Participating is easy. Simply, visit Holmes County Flea Market and shop with any of our vendors.
For each purchase, you will earn tickets:
Purchases of $1 to $20 = 1 ticket
Purchases of $20 to $40 = 2 tickets
Purchases of $40 to $60 = 3 tickets
Purchases of $60 to $80 = 4 tickets
You will receive these tickets from our vendors. Fill them out completely with your information and submit them in the container at our information desk for your chance to win $50 in Flea Bucks.
In August, we are hosting our annual car show! Join us on Saturday, August 22nd. The first 100 cars will receive dash plaques. There will be giveaways, trophies, t-shirts, music, a 50/50 drawing, food, and fun. All proceeds will go directly to the Alzheimer’s Association. Registration for this event will be from 10am to noon, and the cost per car is $15 to enter. Additional donations are also encouraged! The show will be from noon until 3pm. All are welcome to join us, and we hope to see you there! It is sure to be a fun-filled day.
For more information about these exciting changes and additions, stay tuned to our social media accounts. Follow us on Instagram at @hcfleamarket and like us on Facebook! See you soon, friends!
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