Weeden’s Mini Mall | Blossvale, New York

I stumbled upon Weeden’s Mini Mall while searching for a quiet place filled with charm and one-of-a-kind items. Tucked into Blossvale, it turned into one of those spots I now recommend to every friend who loves browsing antiques or discovering unique finds. In this post, I’ll walk you through what makes Weeden’s Mini Mall so special—just speaking from the heart, like a friend showing you around.

Market Details

Parking, Tickets & Transportation

Parking was easy—there’s plenty of room right out front, and you can pull in directly off Route 13, which made beginning my browsing stress-free. Entry is free, so you just park, walk in, and start exploring. Since there’s no official vendor registration link that I could find, I’d suggest calling the number above if you’re thinking of becoming a vendor.

Vendor Information

I didn’t come across a vendor application online, and there wasn’t a visible link or newsletter sign-up on the tourism site. That said, there are around 90 vendor booths under one roof, offering everything from furniture and books to clothiers and collectibles. If you’re curious about selling, reaching out via the contact number above seems like the best way to get started. For more indoor shopping experiences, visit Oswego Farmers Market for fresh goods and Glenwood Plaza for retail variety.

Tips for First Timers

– Go on a weekday when it’s less crowded—I visited mid-morning and enjoyed a relaxed stroll through every corner.
– Bring cash and cards—vendors accept credit cards, but small cash purchases might go smoother at some booths.
– Have a mental list of what you’re looking for, but stay open to surprises. I found the most memorable pieces I hadn’t even thought to seek out.

Why Weeden’s Mini Mall Is a Must-Visit

Walking inside, I felt like I’d stepped into a treasure chest. Every booth had its own personality—vintage books next to handmade jewelry next to antique chairs. There’s real pride in the variety under one roof  It’s the kind of place where you’re encouraged to linger, discover, and enjoy the stories behind each item.

Instagram-Worthy Market Moments

There’s a warm glow in the antique section that made a stack of vintage suitcases and old books look like a vintage-inspired photo setup. The handmade jewelry booth had light catching the stones just so—perfect for a close-up shot. Even the entrance sign with its classic look makes for a nostalgic “I’m here” photo.

FAQs

What kinds of items are sold at Weeden’s Mini Mall?

You’ll find antiques, books, clothiers, collectibles, furniture, and seasonal décor—over 90 vendors under one roof.

Is there an entry fee or ticket required?

No. Entry is free; just come in and browse.

What are the hours and days open?

Open daily from 10 AM to 5 PM. Closed on Saturdays, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Day

Is it accessible for wheelchairs or strollers?

Yes. The facility is wheelchair accessible, and there’s level access throughout.

How can I become a vendor?

There’s no online vendor link. I recommend calling (315) 245-0458 to ask about availability and booth setup

Final Thoughts

Visiting Weeden’s Mini Mall felt like spending an afternoon in a real-life treasure hunt. Every time I walk through, I find something that sparks my curiosity or brings back a memory. If you love the thrill of discovering something unique, this is the kind of relaxed, welcoming spot you’ll want to return to again and again. Happy exploring—I think you’ll fall in love with it as much as I have. Come visit, soon—I promise you won’t be disappointed! Explore New York Flea Markets – An essential guide to flea markets across New York State, spotlighting standout spots in cities, countryside fairs, and market events.