Although you'll find antiques here, most of the store is filled with vintage and industrial items. And sellers are focusing on historical and antiques, although they added the July-October farmers' market to the list in 2013.

Every weekend, over 100 vendors line the streets and offer a huge variety of collectibles. You can find many collectibles as well as some rare artisans and vendors. This specialty market offers everything from fresh food and seafood to antiques, crafts and a variety of collectibles and old memorabilia you'd expect to find at a flea market. Antiques, artwork, old and new home furnishings, books, records, food, clothing and accessories, handicrafts and much more. The market covers over 10,000 square feet and is located just off the Brooklyn Bridge, a 10-minute walk from the Bedford stop on St. l train.

Queens reacts to the Brooklyn flea: This market offers a wide selection of antiques, retro items and a variety of fantastic restaurants to keep any New Yorker busy all weekend. Located on the Upper West Side, the open-air flea market invites you to shop with over 100 local artists and producers, independent vintage sellers and antiques dealers. Even the outdoor market invites you to explore popular vendors like Dans Parents House, Berete African Art, and True Vintage Eyewear, as well as newbies like Ask Dammi Vintage, Devon Grimes, and Easy Seda.

Brooklyn Flea gives you a second option where you can shop, shop, shop on Sundays at the Brooklyn Flea Market and Dumbo Market. There's the Brooklyn Flea Market - actually two flea markets, one every Saturday in Fort Greene, one new this year, and another every Sunday in Williamsburg. And of course the brand new Bushwick Flea, a lesser-known market that also offers live music every Sunday.

Working with over 100 suppliers daily, you are sure to find something that you enjoy. For the art, design, fashion and vintage lovers of your life, look no further than the artists and flea market located in Chelsea Market with a subsidiary store in Williamsburg, Brooklyn - you can discover unique artifacts throughout the city. New Yorkers come here to see what special treasures they can get when travelers seek out a wonderful trinket from decades past to take home.

Chelsea has an antique garage and market on West 25th Street. The Chelsea Flea Market is there with the best - it's one of the best places you can go looking for special collectibles, clothing and antiques.

It's the perfect place to spend a weekend with friendly vendors, gourmet food and shelves of precious and exotic junk. Open both Saturdays and Sundays (10:00 am to 6:00 pm), it attracts a rather motley crowd of buyers and sellers. Decorate your apartment, grab your favorite pair of cowboy boots, or just come see the latest art and jewelry from local artists. Located in the historic Williamsburg savings bank, it houses over 100 vendors across three floors, including a former bank vault on the lower level and a beautiful one-flight loft.

The sprawling weekend market is still full of food and drink, antiques, collectibles, arts, crafts and fashion. Many vendors see it as a platform to get unprecedented coverage of the market and all related advertising. Cozy and replete with unique pieces crafted by passionate local artisans, it brings everything in one place, from signature jams to trendy handmade clothing.

It's adorned with Christmas decorations, so sip on some cocoa and grab the perfect gift for those on your list. Open on Saturdays and Sundays, this is the best place to find everything from creative inspiration to furnishing your new apartment. From antique jewelry, clothing and records to handcrafted ceramics and mid-century Dutch furniture, you are bound to find many treasures in this highly elegant marketplace.

This Saturday will be "Antique & Vintage Week" with dealers from Buffalo, Erie, Jamestown. The new market is in the same park as Westfield Farmers and Crafts Market, which is celebrating its 15th season. Set on ten acres on the Hudson Riverfront, the weekly market will feature some of the Hudson Valley's finest chefs, food vendors and craft brewers, as well as furniture, vintage clothing and antiques. If this is something of an original New York location, then this summer it will be a waterfront location.

It will be a New York-style flea market with a focus on vintage and antiques as well as trendy clothing. This flea market really has everything for everyone; tourists, locals, mods, vinyl fanatics and bookworms.

In addition to visiting the city every weekend all year round, this flea generates 25% of annual profits for the Hells Kitchen Foundation, Inc., a non-profit flea market sponsor created to provide grants to local residents. artists and help them fulfill their dreams in an expensive city. The largest antiques show in Northern California has over 800 stalls on display every month. Because of the rule that every item sold must be at least 20 years old, the exhibition attracts some serious collectors, but there's always plenty to be found. The market is small, with 150 vendors selling antiques, vintage and handicrafts.

Don't worry if you leave empty-handed, you can always go shopping in the city. So, if this is your first time visiting the city, shopping at East 67th Street Market is one of the best things to do in New York. When it comes to defining a vibrant New York City, the East 67th Street Market stands out as a must-see tradition to better understand the city. While brands may gather in clubs in NYC's dazzling shopping malls, it's a series of flea markets that will make you fall in love with the city, not just the brands.

The Hell's Kitchen Flea Market has actually been named one of the top ten shopping streets in the world by National Geographic, and if you only have time to go to one of them, you should go to the New York City Flea Market. The Artists & Fleas store opened full-time in Chelsea Market in April 2014, following a series of pop-up markets designed to bring Brooklyn's best indie art, design, fashion, vintage and more to a vibrant 7-day-a-week market. New vendors are added every two weeks, making Artists & Fleas Chelsea Market a place to constantly discover new talent and creativity. The New York Grand Bazaar is New York's largest weekly market, located on the Upper West Side.