Everyone knows that the best place to find hidden treasures is at flea markets across the country. From the east coast to the west coast, here are the best flea markets in the U.S.
Brimfield Antique Show and Flea Market
Where: 35 Palmer Rd. Brimfield, Massachusetts
With over 5,000 vendors, the Brimfield Antique Show and Flea Market is the largest outdoor flea market in the United States. You can find all sorts of one of a kind antiques and collectibles three months out of the year in May, July, and September at this can’t-miss flea market.
Brooklyn Flea
Where: Multiple locations in Brooklyn, New York depending on the time of year
One of the best flea markets in New York City is Brooklyn Flea. This weekly flea market with around 100 vendors is great for digging for treasures, as well as getting a great bite to eat with specialties like raindrop cakes and ramen burgers. During the summer from April to October, Brooklyn Flea is held at its Fort Greene location on Saturdays and on Sundays at Brooklyn’s DUMBO market. From November through March, Brooklyn Flea is held at Skylight One Hanson each weekend.
Alameda Point Antiques Faire
Where: 2900 Navy Way Alameda, California
The largest flea market in Northern California, the Alameda Point Antiques Faire is one of the best flea markets for finding antiques and vintage items. All items sold at the market are at least twenty years old, so you have a great chance to discover some unique items at more than 800 booths.
Fremont Sunday Market
Where: 3401 Evanston Avenue N Seattle, Washington
The year-round Fremont Sunday Market is especially great because admission is free and it’s pet-friendly. Each Sunday, you can find everything from antiques and vintage goods to original art and gourmet food trucks at this European style market.
First Monday Trade Days
Where: 290 E. Tyler St. Canton, Texas
Taking place each Thursday through Sunday before the first Monday of the month, First Monday Trade Days is a massive flea market with over 28 miles of vendors selling anything you could want.
Rose Bowl Flea Market
Where: Rose Bowl Stadium 1001 Rose Bowl Drive Pasadena, California
The Rose Bowl Flea Market is full of options– with over 2,500 vendor booths selling all types of goods. The largest sections are reserved for vintage goods and antiques. This year-round flea market takes place on the second Sunday of each month.
Springfield Antique Show & Flea Market
Where: Clark County Fairgrounds 4401 S.Charleston Pike Springfield, Ohio
The Springfield Antique Show and Flea Market is one of the best flea markets in the midwest with up to 2,500 vendors selling all sorts of one-of-a-kind treasures. It takes place the third weekend of the month with the exception of June, July, and December.
Lincoln Road Antique & Collectible Market
Where: Lincoln road mall, Miami Beach, Florida
The Lincoln Road Antique and Collectable Market is one of the best flea markets in Florida, specializing in vintage dresses and furs, as well as other antiques and collectibles. On select Sundays from October to May, you can find great bargains at this beloved flea market.
Golden Nugget Antique Market – Lambertville, NJ
Where: 1850 State highway 29, Lambertville, NJ
If you are in the Garden State, stop at the best flea market in New Jersey, the weekly Golden Nugget Antique Market. This established flea market is known for specializing in furniture and home decor and has everything else from clothing and jewelry to vintage vinyl records.
Annex Markets
Where: 29 West 25th Street Manhattan, NY
Two of New York City’s best flea markets, Hell’s Kitchen Flea Market and Chelsea Flea Market, merged to create the Annex Markets. Antiquing at the Annex Markets is a must for any collector. Over 150 vendors sell everything from furniture and art to clothing and jewelry each weekend.
If you enjoy markets, we have several other posts that may interest you including Great Outdoor Markets to Visit While Traveling, Great Markets in the U.S. and Christmas Markets You Should Visit.
