We have a booth!

We Have a Booth !

Finally after years of looking and some procrastination, we got a booth at Madison's newest (and best) Flea Market!

Sir Fleamore says, "Head to Madison to Booth L33"!

 

We are now located in Booth L33 of the Lanier Drive Flea Market. LDFM is Madison's newest Flea Market and is located at 2112 Lanier Drive in Madison, IN. We feel very lucky to have gotten in as one of LDFM's original vendors. This Market is not just some old building repurposed.  LDFM was built as a Flea Market from the ground up and is arguably the best market of this type you will find in Southern Indiana. With 113 unique vendors and several display walls, you are sure to find something here!

Obviously my leathercraft is available there along with handcrafted items made by Debby. We also have several curated antiques and oddities for sale in the booth as well. We frequently stop  in and add more items to the collection, so check in often to see what's new!

Here are some pics of our booth as of Sept. 25th 2026:

Fall Decor is in abundance!

We have Curios and Relics!

Of course we have holsters!

The guns are not real!

Don't see anything you like or need something unique? Keep reading!

 

 I have stocked up several of my commonly requested/ best- selling items in our booth. If you have something custom in mind feel free to shoot me an email at moonriverleatherworks@gmail.com and I will be happy to help you obtain the holster of  your dreams!

Make sure and check in here often as well. I will be adding to my blog often to showcase some custom work I have done and discuss "What's on the Bench?" with everyone. 


 

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