Spring 2016 Canton Flea Market

Ten-year-old Baylie Rice and her grandmother, Suzy Jones, of Anguila ponder over the many choices at the Rodney Claxton Designs bird house booth at the Canton Flea Market Thursday.

Seven-year-old Mary Ann Robertson cools off with a treat.

Patsy Maxie of Jackson inspects her reflection while wearing a sea-grass hat as her friend, Anna Carter, looks on in the d'Morri Crushable Hats booth at the Canton Flea Market.

A variety of wine bottle chimes hang at Murray and Theresa Wilson's booth at the market.

One-year-old Ramsey Rushing of Newton strolls through the Canton Flea Market.

Shoppers coordinate t-shirt colors to keep up with one another in the crowds.

Customized stationary is sold at the Canton Flea Market.

Eight-year-old Rebecca Peck of Madison takes a break from shopping to test out a hammock at Max's Hammock & Chairs.

Jackie Nabors, left, and her friend, Vickey Gordon of Houston, Mississippi reacts to the sound of handmade thunder gourds from the Thompson Farms booth at the annual spring Canton Flea Market.

Nine-year-old Morgan Barbe and her grandmother, Bonnie Pirie, of Zachary, Louisiana stroll through the square.

John Key, left, falls asleep amid the hustle and bustle of the annual spring Canton Flea Market Thursday.

Kayla Lee, left, and Candi Manzon work the Dash Forward monogram assembly line at the Canton Flea Market.

Tree houses of all shapes and sizes were a big hit at the market.