These days, the price of practically everything is too damn high. But those rising costs don’t mean you have to sacrifice on style. Shopping secondhand is a great way to find deep discounts on high-quality furniture pieces, name-brand clothing, accessories and more that have been gently loved by another owner.
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And if saving money isn’t a good enough reason to shop secondhand, you’re also doing your part to help the planet, making sure the items don’t fill up our already crowded landfills.
With a good eye and a little patience, flea markets are a great way to find secondhand pieces that are just waiting to find a new home. We’ve rounded up some of our favorite flea markets from coast to coast that offer a diverse selection of vintage goodies and thrift finds that will make your heart (and your wallet) happy.
Brooklyn Flea Market – Brooklyn, NY
Head to Brooklyn’s DUMBO neighborhood to check out the Brooklyn Flea. Open Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m., you’ll find a selection of one-of-a-kind pieces of vintage clothing, jewelry and home goods with the Manhattan Bridge providing a beautiful backdrop. Don’t miss the selection of digital cameras and classic magazine covers.
Brimfield Antique Flea Market – Brimfield, MA
With dates in May, July and December, the Brimfield Antique Flea Market is one of our favorite flea markets in the northeast. We love this one for the unique selection of furniture and accessories that are sure to steal the spotlight in any room of your home.
Bushwick Market – Brooklyn, NY
Brooklyn’s Bushwick neighborhood is home to another fabulous market which is the place to find an amazing collection of vintage dressers, vanities, mirrors and more. Don’t leave without checking out the selection of fresh plants and flowers.
Round Top Antiques – Round Top, TX
You’ll find the Round Top Antique Market located halfway between Houston and Austin on Highway 237. With winter, spring and fall dates, you’ll find miles and miles worth of fabulous antique furniture pieces. If you’re not local, you can take advantage of their professional shipping service and have large furniture finds sent right to your door.
Vintage Marché – Tampa, FL
Vintage Marché is Tampa’s largest monthly vintage market and one of our favorite places for funky furniture finds. The market takes up more than 15,000 square feet, but you’re sure to find something new every time you visit.
Chelsea Flea – New York, NY
If you’re not completely worn out from shopping the Brooklyn Flea, head to Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood to check out the Chelsea Flea. Kind of like a cool cousin of the DUMBO market, Chelsea is one of our favorite places to shop for unique vintage jewelry pieces.
Portland Saturday Market
Every Saturday between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m., the Portland Saturday Market is the place to go for jewelry, accessories, home decor items and more. You’ll also find local artists selling everything from creative wall art to handcrafted wood pens.
Nashville Flea Market – Nashville, TN
When you’re in Tennessee, Nashville Flea Market is not to be missed. Since 1969, it’s been the place to find antique furniture, tableware, area rugs, leather goods and more.
Rose Bowl Flea Market – Pasadena, CA
Pasadena is home to the Rose Bowl Flea Market – the place to find amazing vintage clothing and shoes, along with art made by local vendors. Save yourself a little time by getting a ticket to shop ahead of time online. And because hours of shopping is sure to work up an appetite, be sure to check out the food vendors.
Wolff’s Flea Market – Rosemont, IL
Wolff’s Flea Market is one of the biggest markets in the Chicago area. If you come early and pack your patience, you’ll be rewarded with tons of great secondhand finds.
Junk Bonanza – Minneapolis, MN
Don’t let the name fool you, Junk Bonanza is one of the best places to shop for vintage and antique goodies in Minneapolis.
Scott Antique Markets – Atlanta, GA
If you’re looking for some funky vintage pieces to spruce up your home, Scott Antique Markets in the ATL is a great place to start. With plenty of great furniture finds, this place is guaranteed to bring out your inner interior designer.
Clover Market – Philadelphia
When you’re in the Philadelphia area, be sure to check out the Clover Market. With nearly 350 vendors, you’ll have a great time hunting for vintage clothing, home accessories and furniture pieces.
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