List of Area Flea Markets (stolen from Design*Sponge)
BROOKLYN-
Canarsie Flea Market. New and used merchandise, gifts, clothing, prints, books, imports, some collectibles. Call for information: (718) 649-8855. THUR. FRI, SAT, SUN.
BROOKLYN-
Indoor Flea Market. 6012 Farragot Road. New and used merchandise, clothing, gifts, electronics, gifts, some collectibles. Market open March-October. (718) 251-5756. SUNDAYS
BROOKLYN-
Regina Center Flea Market. New and Used desirable merchandise, imports, jewelry, electronics, house wares, clothing including lots of sportswear, bric-a-brac for work, home and play. Market open June-September. (718) 232-4340. SUNDAYS.
BROOKLYN-
Seventh Avenue Flea Market. P. S. 321. 180 Seventh Ave. Outdoor market with approx 25 dealers. c/p Fred Stern, 917 371 0005 FRI-SUN.
NEW YORK CITY-
Hells Kitchen Flea market
West 39 St between 9th and 10th Ave,
Contact: (212)242-1217
Vendors:50-70
Hours of operation: Sat & Sun 10-6 pm
NEW YORK CITY-
Flea Market. 370 Canal Street. New merchandise, imports, name brand clothing, stereo & electronic items, housewares, home furnishings, some used merchandise. (212) 282-9841. SAT-SUN.
NEW YORK CITY-
Flea Market. 369 Canal Street. New merchandise of every description from housewares to hardware, brand-name fashions and accessories to electronics, plants, paintings, toys, jewelry. Also nearly new and collectible items. (212) 226-0680. DAILY.
NEW YORK CITY-
The Glass House Bazaar. 43 W. 13th Street. New and used merchandise with a bit of everything for the bargain conscious shopper, from dust mops to name brand jeans, video tapes to socket sets. SAT-SUN.
NEW YORK CITY-
Eleventh Street Flea Market. First Ave between 11th and 12th streets. Outdoor market with approx 25 dealers. c/p Mary Help of Christians Church, (212) 254-0058. Seasonal market open April through October. SAT-SUN.
NEW YORK CITY-
Arts & Crafts Flea Market. 42nd Street at 5th Avenue. New merchandise, some used including: imports, gifts, home furnishings, electronics, collectibles. (212) 751-4932. FRIDAYS
NEW YORK CITY-
Fulton Street Plaza Flea Market. Cliff Street between Fulton and Beekman Streets. Near the South Street Seaport. Outdoor market with approx 25 dealers. Sponsored by the Parks Dept and focus is on multicultural crafts. (212) 809-5000. WEDNESDAYS.
NEW YORK CITY-
The Garage Flea Market. 112 W. 25th Street. Between Ave of the Americas and Seventh Ave. Hours 8am to 5pm. Free adm and parking is difficult. Indoor market with approx 100 dealers. Antiques, collectibles, crafts, new and used merchandise, vintage clothing. Space from $75. Snack bar, restrooms, h/a. c/p Michael Santulli, Box 7010. (212) 647-0707. Fax (212) 463-7099. SAT-SUN.
NEW YORK CITY-
SoHo Antiques and Flea Market. 465 Broadway. Hours 9am-5pm. Free adm. Parking not possible. Outdoor market with approximately 75 dealers. Antiques, collectibles, memorabilia, glassware, silver and jewelry, crafts, lots of decorative art and folk art. Snack bar. Very trendy market. Space from $70. Several great restaurants in the neighborhood. c/p Ted Brachfeld, Box 337. Garden City, NY 11530. (212) 682-2000. Fax (516) 742-4424. SAT-SUN.
NEW YORK CITY-
Bowling Green Plaza Flea Market. Bowling Green Plaza, corner of Broadway and State Street’s in lower Manhattan. Outdoor market with approx 25 dealers. Sponsored by the Parks Dept and focus is on multicultural crafts. (212) 809-5000. TUES-FRI.
NEW YORK CITY-
Antique Flea & Farmers Market. Public School #183. 419 E. 66th Street. Parking is difficult. Approximately 150+ dealers. Antiques, collectibles, crafts, fine art. Snack bar, restrooms. Inside and outside space available. Space from $25. c/p PTA, 419 E. 66th St. 10021. (718) 482-7262 SATURDAYS.
NEW YORK CITY-
Green Flea
On Saturdays, head to Greenwich Avenue & Charles Street between West 10th and West 11th Streets. On Sundays, go to the P. S. #44 Market between W. 76th and W. 77th Street’s on Columbus Avenue. Hours: 10am to 5pm. Average attendance 12,000. Free adm, difficult parking, indoor/outdoor market. Approximately 200 dealers. Antiques, collectibles, vintage clothing, glassware, jewelry, Art Deco, artwork, prints, crafts, new and used merchandise. Food available, restrooms. Space from $25. Must have city license. c/p Judith Gehrke, 162 W. 72nd St. 10023. (212) 239-3025. SAT-SUN.
NEW YORK CITY-
The Grand Bazaar. 25th Street between Broadway and Avenue of the Americas. Outdoor market with approx 125 dealers. Great market to shop for interesting and unusual items also close to the large Annex market. c/p Andrew Lackowitz, (914) 273-1578. SAT-SUN.
NEW YORK CITY-
Elmhurst/Jackson Heights Flea Market. 81-16 - 45th Avenue. Indoor market with approximately 100 dealers. Space from $10. per day. Reservations Required. c/p H. Ingbar. 40-10 Junction Blvd. Corona, NY 11368. (212) 426-9500. FRI-SUN.
NEW YORK CITY-
Battery Park Flea Market. Battery park on State street, at the waterfront. Outdoor market with approx 25 dealers. Sponsored by the New York City Parks Dept and market focus on multicultural crafts. (212) 809-4900. THURS.
NEW YORK CITY-
The Annex at South Street Seaport. Burlington Slip, corner of Souther Street in lower Manhattan. Hours: 11:30am to 7pm. Free adm, parking is terrible. Outdoor market with approx 75 dealers. Antiques, collectibles, gifts, imports, crafts, new and used merchandise. Space from $85. Per day. Lots of food in the area, nice tourist area. Restrooms. c/p Michael Santulli, Box 7010. 10166. (212) 5 34-3212. Fax: (212) 463-7099. THUR-SAT.
NEW YORK CITY-
Spring Street Market. 43 Spring Street. Corner of Wooster & Spring Street’s. Free adm. Outdoor market with approx 10-15 dealers. SoHo district. Lots of flea market and garage sale items here. c/p Irwin Yesselman, (718) 273-8702. DAILY.
NEW YORK CITY-
Tower Records Flea Market. 688 Broadway. Next to Tower Records at 4th Street. Outdoor market with approx 50 dealers. c/p Irwin Yesselman, 9718) 273-8702 or (917) 860-1217. SAT-SUN.
NEW YORK CITY-
Market NYC . Young designers congregate at this NoLIta venue and offer the latest contemporary fashions and accessories. Stop by for a fun foray into the exciting land of handmade bags, custom jewelry and quirkily original clothing. Location: 268 Mulberry Street, between Houston and Prince Street. Saturdays and Sundays 11AM-7PM
QUEENS-
Barterama Flea Market. Aqueduct Raceway. Hours 7:30am-4pm. Admission charge $2. per car. Ample parking. Popular well attended market. Great selection of new merchandise, electronics, jewelry, housewares, tools, sporting goods, sportswear, produce, antiques, collectibles. Snack bars, restrooms, h/a. Outdoor market. c/p M. Cannana, 257 Hempstead, Elmont, NY 11003. (516) 745-5706 or 775-8774. SAT-SUN.
QUEENS-
St. Nicholas of Tolentine Outdoor Flea Market. St. Nicholas of Tolentine Church. 150-75 Goethals Ave. Seasonal market open from March through November. Free adm. Indoor market with approx 75 dealers. (718) 969-3226 or 591-1815. SATURDAYS.
QUEENS-
Bingo Hall Flea Market. 117-09 Hillside Ave. Indoor market. c/p David Gross, (718) 847-1418. SUN.
Canarsie Flea Market. New and used merchandise, gifts, clothing, prints, books, imports, some collectibles. Call for information: (718) 649-8855. THUR. FRI, SAT, SUN.
BROOKLYN-
Indoor Flea Market. 6012 Farragot Road. New and used merchandise, clothing, gifts, electronics, gifts, some collectibles. Market open March-October. (718) 251-5756. SUNDAYS
BROOKLYN-
Regina Center Flea Market. New and Used desirable merchandise, imports, jewelry, electronics, house wares, clothing including lots of sportswear, bric-a-brac for work, home and play. Market open June-September. (718) 232-4340. SUNDAYS.
BROOKLYN-
Seventh Avenue Flea Market. P. S. 321. 180 Seventh Ave. Outdoor market with approx 25 dealers. c/p Fred Stern, 917 371 0005 FRI-SUN.
NEW YORK CITY-
Hells Kitchen Flea market
West 39 St between 9th and 10th Ave,
Contact: (212)242-1217
Vendors:50-70
Hours of operation: Sat & Sun 10-6 pm
NEW YORK CITY-
Flea Market. 370 Canal Street. New merchandise, imports, name brand clothing, stereo & electronic items, housewares, home furnishings, some used merchandise. (212) 282-9841. SAT-SUN.
NEW YORK CITY-
Flea Market. 369 Canal Street. New merchandise of every description from housewares to hardware, brand-name fashions and accessories to electronics, plants, paintings, toys, jewelry. Also nearly new and collectible items. (212) 226-0680. DAILY.
NEW YORK CITY-
The Glass House Bazaar. 43 W. 13th Street. New and used merchandise with a bit of everything for the bargain conscious shopper, from dust mops to name brand jeans, video tapes to socket sets. SAT-SUN.
NEW YORK CITY-
Eleventh Street Flea Market. First Ave between 11th and 12th streets. Outdoor market with approx 25 dealers. c/p Mary Help of Christians Church, (212) 254-0058. Seasonal market open April through October. SAT-SUN.
NEW YORK CITY-
Arts & Crafts Flea Market. 42nd Street at 5th Avenue. New merchandise, some used including: imports, gifts, home furnishings, electronics, collectibles. (212) 751-4932. FRIDAYS
NEW YORK CITY-
Fulton Street Plaza Flea Market. Cliff Street between Fulton and Beekman Streets. Near the South Street Seaport. Outdoor market with approx 25 dealers. Sponsored by the Parks Dept and focus is on multicultural crafts. (212) 809-5000. WEDNESDAYS.
NEW YORK CITY-
The Garage Flea Market. 112 W. 25th Street. Between Ave of the Americas and Seventh Ave. Hours 8am to 5pm. Free adm and parking is difficult. Indoor market with approx 100 dealers. Antiques, collectibles, crafts, new and used merchandise, vintage clothing. Space from $75. Snack bar, restrooms, h/a. c/p Michael Santulli, Box 7010. (212) 647-0707. Fax (212) 463-7099. SAT-SUN.
NEW YORK CITY-
SoHo Antiques and Flea Market. 465 Broadway. Hours 9am-5pm. Free adm. Parking not possible. Outdoor market with approximately 75 dealers. Antiques, collectibles, memorabilia, glassware, silver and jewelry, crafts, lots of decorative art and folk art. Snack bar. Very trendy market. Space from $70. Several great restaurants in the neighborhood. c/p Ted Brachfeld, Box 337. Garden City, NY 11530. (212) 682-2000. Fax (516) 742-4424. SAT-SUN.
NEW YORK CITY-
Bowling Green Plaza Flea Market. Bowling Green Plaza, corner of Broadway and State Street’s in lower Manhattan. Outdoor market with approx 25 dealers. Sponsored by the Parks Dept and focus is on multicultural crafts. (212) 809-5000. TUES-FRI.
NEW YORK CITY-
Antique Flea & Farmers Market. Public School #183. 419 E. 66th Street. Parking is difficult. Approximately 150+ dealers. Antiques, collectibles, crafts, fine art. Snack bar, restrooms. Inside and outside space available. Space from $25. c/p PTA, 419 E. 66th St. 10021. (718) 482-7262 SATURDAYS.
NEW YORK CITY-
Green Flea
On Saturdays, head to Greenwich Avenue & Charles Street between West 10th and West 11th Streets. On Sundays, go to the P. S. #44 Market between W. 76th and W. 77th Street’s on Columbus Avenue. Hours: 10am to 5pm. Average attendance 12,000. Free adm, difficult parking, indoor/outdoor market. Approximately 200 dealers. Antiques, collectibles, vintage clothing, glassware, jewelry, Art Deco, artwork, prints, crafts, new and used merchandise. Food available, restrooms. Space from $25. Must have city license. c/p Judith Gehrke, 162 W. 72nd St. 10023. (212) 239-3025. SAT-SUN.
NEW YORK CITY-
The Grand Bazaar. 25th Street between Broadway and Avenue of the Americas. Outdoor market with approx 125 dealers. Great market to shop for interesting and unusual items also close to the large Annex market. c/p Andrew Lackowitz, (914) 273-1578. SAT-SUN.
NEW YORK CITY-
Elmhurst/Jackson Heights Flea Market. 81-16 - 45th Avenue. Indoor market with approximately 100 dealers. Space from $10. per day. Reservations Required. c/p H. Ingbar. 40-10 Junction Blvd. Corona, NY 11368. (212) 426-9500. FRI-SUN.
NEW YORK CITY-
Battery Park Flea Market. Battery park on State street, at the waterfront. Outdoor market with approx 25 dealers. Sponsored by the New York City Parks Dept and market focus on multicultural crafts. (212) 809-4900. THURS.
NEW YORK CITY-
The Annex at South Street Seaport. Burlington Slip, corner of Souther Street in lower Manhattan. Hours: 11:30am to 7pm. Free adm, parking is terrible. Outdoor market with approx 75 dealers. Antiques, collectibles, gifts, imports, crafts, new and used merchandise. Space from $85. Per day. Lots of food in the area, nice tourist area. Restrooms. c/p Michael Santulli, Box 7010. 10166. (212) 5 34-3212. Fax: (212) 463-7099. THUR-SAT.
NEW YORK CITY-
Spring Street Market. 43 Spring Street. Corner of Wooster & Spring Street’s. Free adm. Outdoor market with approx 10-15 dealers. SoHo district. Lots of flea market and garage sale items here. c/p Irwin Yesselman, (718) 273-8702. DAILY.
NEW YORK CITY-
Tower Records Flea Market. 688 Broadway. Next to Tower Records at 4th Street. Outdoor market with approx 50 dealers. c/p Irwin Yesselman, 9718) 273-8702 or (917) 860-1217. SAT-SUN.
NEW YORK CITY-
Market NYC . Young designers congregate at this NoLIta venue and offer the latest contemporary fashions and accessories. Stop by for a fun foray into the exciting land of handmade bags, custom jewelry and quirkily original clothing. Location: 268 Mulberry Street, between Houston and Prince Street. Saturdays and Sundays 11AM-7PM
QUEENS-
Barterama Flea Market. Aqueduct Raceway. Hours 7:30am-4pm. Admission charge $2. per car. Ample parking. Popular well attended market. Great selection of new merchandise, electronics, jewelry, housewares, tools, sporting goods, sportswear, produce, antiques, collectibles. Snack bars, restrooms, h/a. Outdoor market. c/p M. Cannana, 257 Hempstead, Elmont, NY 11003. (516) 745-5706 or 775-8774. SAT-SUN.
QUEENS-
St. Nicholas of Tolentine Outdoor Flea Market. St. Nicholas of Tolentine Church. 150-75 Goethals Ave. Seasonal market open from March through November. Free adm. Indoor market with approx 75 dealers. (718) 969-3226 or 591-1815. SATURDAYS.
QUEENS-
Bingo Hall Flea Market. 117-09 Hillside Ave. Indoor market. c/p David Gross, (718) 847-1418. SUN.