Most reviewed Flea & Street Markets in Massachusetts
4.5Brimfield Antiques Center(54 reviews) - Everything and The Kitchen Sink! Spent < 1 hour Antique Shops • Flea & Street Markets
We heard about Brimfield for years and finally made the 800+ mile trip in May. Wow--you can find virtually anything at Brimfield from the highest end antiques to real flea market bargains. We stayed for 3 days. Don't be afraid to bargain! Some vendors won't budge, but most will. What we didn't realize is that there are vendors there for the entire show, and then there are one day shows and two day shows, so it's a good idea to check the show calendar to make sure you're there for the day shows. Each day show is held in a different field, and it really takes an entire day to go through one field, which has hundreds of vendors. We missed one of the one day shows, unfortunately. The one day shows charge an admission fee. I think it was $5 per person, well worth it. There are no admission fees for the vendors along the main road and some of the smaller fields. There's paid parking all along the main road. The earlier you arrive, the better your chances of getting a spot closest to the one day shows and main fields. Closer parking is more expensive ($8-$10 if memory serves), but you'll appreciate being close after walking all day. If you're buying furniture, you can drive in to pick up your treasures. If you're buying "smalls", take a rolling cart that will roll well on uneven ground. Some bubble wrap, newspaper, or other packing material would be good, too. Food and drink are available along the route, but I'd recommend taking a bottle of water and some crackers. Restrooms are available. Dress comfortably, preferably in layers appropriate to the season. This is not a place for pets, so don't bring them. It would be unfair to the animal, and I think they're prohibited in most areas anyway.See more..
4.0Sturbridge Flea Market(52 reviews) - Great place to kill and hour or more Sunday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Antique Shops • Flea & Street Markets • Shopping Malls
3 LEVELS INDOORS & YEAR ROUND. 150 Dealers We now have Amish Made Furniture from Lancaster, PA Our Dealers are very active and offer a variety of genres that attract many from all over.See more..
4.5Randall's Farm and Greenhouse(47 reviews) - Nice local vege's when available. Sunday: 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM Flea & Street Markets
We've been going to Randall's for many years. Nice local vege's in the summer. In the winter their veges are also good. They have a deli, and a nice aray of foods and plants for sale. See more..
5.0Crompton Collective(45 reviews) - Well done Spent 1-2 hours Antique Shops • Flea & Street Markets
Cool antique/curio shop. Always something new, good rotation. I have picked up quite a few items there. Sticker price can be rough at times but if you want it you'll have to get over that part of it. Store is well kept and clean. Staff is friendly. Lots of other good shops in same building. Worth checking out if you are already there for other reasons.See more..
3.5Raynham Flea Market(33 reviews) - I saw toys from my childhood that I hadn’t seen in 40 years! Sunday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Flea & Street Markets
I have nothing to compare this to since it was my first flea market visit. I thought the place was rather large inside. And it’s something to do in the winter. I actually went there hoping to find some childhood toys. I felt like I was in a time warp. It was so much fun to be transported back in time. I saw stuff that I hadn’t seen in 40 years! And I went with an agenda to look for some trolls. I actually scored & found some! They also had some really old military uniforms etc. See more..
4.5Yankee Flea Market(20 reviews) - Treasures abound Sunday: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Flea & Street Markets
Yankee Flea Market is the leading indoor flea market in New England. We boast over 165 vendor booths inside our 15,000 square ft market. At Yankee our inventory is ever changing. Selling an average of 7,500 items per month inventory is always fresh, and plentiful. We offer something for everyone whether you are looking for something new or old you are sure to find it at Yankee Flea Market. We offer antiques, collectibles, memorabilia, jewelry, furniture, primitives, home décor, and so much more! We operate 6 days a week Tuesday through Saturday 10-5, and Sunday 11-5. Want to become a vendor? Give us a call today to get on our waiting list. Wait time for a booth is approximately 4 months.See more..
4.0Todd Farm Antiques(9 reviews) - Good pickings and good people Sunday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Antique Shops • Flea & Street Markets
Antique shops, with vintage, country, repurposed home furnishings. Shops open Wed Though Sunday 11 to 5. Sunday flea market with 200 dealers April through NovemberSee more..
There is nothing not to like about the Brookline Farmer's Market. All of the produce is, obviously, seasonal, but also superb. You can get fresh berries, sweet corn, tomatoes, lettuce, herbs, exquisite mushrooms, but, above all, pristine fresh fish from Cyndi the Fish Lady. Cyndi always has an excellent selection of mostly local fresh fish including striped bass (in season), halibut, blue fin tuna, swordfish, blue fish, scallops and much much more. I challenge you to find any fish better than what she has. If you're in Brookline, go to the Thursday Farmer's Market beginning at 1:30.See more..
Parting Ways Consignment, Inc.(0 review) Antique Shops • Flea & Street Markets A wonderful consignment thrift store tucked in the parting ways of the lovely little seaside community of Marion, MA. PWC is always packed with preloved items, and exciting finds at very low prices. The profits go to helping families, so you're shopping to help others! You will be very happy you stopped by PWC in Marion, MA.See more..
