Midland Arts & Antiques Market

Had a great time today browsing the wide variety of antiques and collectibles here. It’s a fantastic spot if you're looking for unique decor or a one-of-a-kind gift. The building itself is full of character and old-school charm, which really adds to the experience. Pro-tips for your visit: • Time: There are two floors to explore. If you like to browse at a leisurely pace, plan for about 30–60 minutes. • Parking: The lot can get pretty tight on weekends and the surface is a bit rough, so just be prepared for that when you pull in. Overall, lots of interesting finds and definitely worth a visit!

Midland Arts & Antiques is a HUGE antique mall — definitely plan to spend some time browsing because there is so much to see. The building itself has a really cool industrial vibe, and the variety of booths and vintage pieces was impressive. We kept finding interesting items around every corner. Parking was easy, and the entrance is clearly marked once you know where to go. The layout inside is spacious with wide walkways in most areas. Accessibility note: I personally did not see obvious wheelchair or elevator accommodations during our visit. However, staff were moving large carts between levels, and there is a service-style lift at the storefront that appears to be used for moving items. If accessibility is important for your visit, it may be worth calling ahead to confirm current options. Overall, this is a fun place to explore if you enjoy antiques, vintage décor, and unique finds. Definitely worth stopping in if you're in the Indianapolis area.

Dog friendly to well behaved doggos on a leash. Great Antique mall. Everything under the sun is here and we only explored the main level, they have an upstairs as well. Bought my first piece of uranium glass here. They have antiques from a few dollars (2-5) to several thousand. A true treasure trove. At least Two bathrooms on main level. Treats, Drinking water, and bowls provided for dogs.

I feel somewhat bad for giving this place only 4 stars because, on a personal level, it definitely deserves 5. The merchandise is fascinating and is worth enjoying even if you have no plans to buy anything. I recommend bringing at least one friend, because you will definitely want to remark on your finds with someone else. There are multiple restrooms on opposite sides of the warehouse, and I've never met anyone who was disappointed with their experience. I do want to prepare people ahead of time... the prices can be somewhat higher (which is dependent on each stall, since there are multiple sellers), the warehouse is large, and there aren't really designated places where you can rest your feet (of course, many seats and chairs are being sold, but I hesitate to sit on anything that I haven't purchased regardless of whether or not there is signage). I don't have too much trouble wandering through the entire place, but your older parent or younger child may get worn out long before you finish browsing, so keep that in mind! This is one of my favorite places in Indy... please check it out if you get the chance!

i could spend hours in here easily. so many things to look at and such a huge place!! no matter what you’re shopping for or even if you’re just looking around, you’ll have a great time and absolutely get side tracked. it’s great!

Oh my WOW this place was SO COOL!!! Even if you're not shopping, there's just SO. MUCH. STUFF. to look at!!! Taxidermy, fainting couches, uranium glass, signed photograph from Gilligan's island cast, old pharmaceutical bottles, cowhide, you name it! I will say that the facility is not air conditioned, so try to visit on a cooler day, unless you're wearing lighter clothes! It can get pretty stuffy

Fun thing to do on a Saturday. Building is large with a plethora of stuff between 1st and 2nd floors. We visited in March and was not bad even without air conditioning. Free parking available inside the fenced lot.