Brooklyn Flea - Brooklyn, NEW YORK
As the borough continues to rival and perhaps surpass Manhattan as a cultural epicenter, Brooklynites needed a quality flea market of their own – and they got one of the best flea markets in the United States. Founded in April 2008, Brooklyn Flea has become one of New York City’s premier destinations for vintage furniture, home decor, vintage clothing, handmade goods, collectibles and antiques. The New York Times has called the flea market “one of New York’s great urban experiences,” and it is consistently ranked as one of the best markets in the country.
After a brief stint in Williamsburg and then SOHO, the Saturday edition of the Brooklyn Flea was discontinued in 2018. The Brooklyn Flea is now only held on Sundays in the summer (DUMBO) and Saturdays & Sundays in the winter (Industry City). For nearly a decade, the iconic Brooklyn Flea was held in Fort Greene before briefly moving to East River State Park between April and November 2017, alongside the Saturday edition of the popular Smorgasburg – a massive food market that is every foodie’s dream. While Smorgasburg is still held at East River State Park, the Brooklyn Flea has moved.
Nowadays, the Brooklyn Flea takes place at only one location. In Winter (November through March), the Brooklyn Flea Winter Market is held indoors on Saturdays and Sundays, at the Atlantic Center’s premises.
DUMBO flea market:Where: Anchorage Place NY US (show on Fleamapket)
When: DISCONTINUED
Brooklyn Flea Winter Market:
Where: 25 Kent Ave. (8th Floor) in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, USA
When: Two days a week November through March, Saturday and Sunday: 10:00 – 18:00
Phone: +1 718-928-6603
Website: http://www.brooklynflea.com/
For more information about NYC’s best flea markets, read our article Flea Markets in New York, featuring our favorite 12 flea markets in Manhattan, Williamsburg, and Brooklyn! You can also view NYC’s best flea markets on our interactive map on fleamapket.com.
Our interactive travel guide features the best flea markets in Manhattan as well as more up-and-coming neighborhoods in Brooklyn and Williamsburg, to help you find everything from vintage furniture to nostalgic memorabilia, old books, accessories, clothing, and retro decorative items.