Henderson Gold Buyers
Fine and fashion jewelry at below-retail prices.
Welcome to
Saguaro Sands Marketplace
180 booths. Three generations. One air-conditioned roof.
240 Booths · 15 Categories
Find your booth before you come
Hover any booth to preview the vendor. Tap to open their profile.
The Food Court
Twelve stalls under one vent hood.
Sabor Latino’s tamales since 1992. Lan’s pho since 2007. Carnitas at 11, churros to order, mangoneadas on hot days. Most stalls have been here longer than the food court has had a vent hood.
Sabor Latino Kitchen
F-01 · Tamales
Reyes Family Birria
F-04 · Quesatacos
Pho Express
F-06 · Pho · Bún
El Charro Tacos
F-08 · Al pastor
This Weekend
What’s happening at Saguaro Sands
New This Month
Four new vendors opened booths
Sahara Gem Gallery (J-17), Cactus Bloom Boutique (C-12), The Phone Doctor (T-04), and Pinyon Pine Garden out in stall O-12.
Saturday · 12–2pm
Mariachi in the food court
Mariachi Sol del Desierto on the platform under the string lights. Free, tips welcomed. Bring kids — bandleaders take requests.
Through January
Extended Saturday hours
Open 8am – 8pm on Saturdays through the holiday season. Park before 10:30 if you can — the overflow lot fills fast.
Featured Vendors
Luxe Bags & Accessories
Fashion handbags, wallets and luggage — new styles weekly.
Steel Edge Blades
Collectors' knives and swords — 18+ ID required.
Desert Bloom Nursery
Desert-adapted plants and exotic species — care cards included.
Diamante Watch Gallery
Fashion watches for men and women — batteries replaced while you wait.
Golden Touch Massage
Licensed massage therapists — walk-ins welcome, 10–60 min sessions.
Sabor Latino Kitchen
Fresh food made daily — authentic flavors you'll love.
QuickFix Mobile Repair
Same-day phone repair — all brands, 90-day warranty.
Folks Who Come Back
Three decades of Saturday regulars.
“My grandmother bought me a turquoise ring at Mesa Silver in 1998. I bought one for my daughter at the same booth last fall. Different owner now, same case, same craftsmanship.”
Carmen Delgado · Henderson · regular since 1996
“We came here on a road trip from Reno. Tried to leave after one hour. Left after four with tamales, a knife I didn’t need, and a phone case for my kid. It’s the best swap meet in Nevada — fight me.”
Mark Hennessey · Reno, NV · Google review, 5★
“Rented a booth here in ’04 for what I thought would be six months. I’m in year 22. Lupe checked on me my first Saturday and never stopped. This place is family for vendors too.”
Yolanda Reyes-Marquez · vendor at Cactus Bloom Jewelry
Since 1992 · Reyes Family
A converted aircraft hangar.
A grandmother’s tamale cart.
Three generations later, we’re still here.
Hector Reyes Sr. signed the lease in March 1992 and opened in June with 22 vendors and his mother’s tamale cart. Today there are 240 booths under the same roof — and a fair number of the same vendors. We’ve never been a mall. We’re never going to be a mall.