9 Amazing Flea Markets In Arizona You Absolutely Have To Visit
In the mood to find some good deals on unique items for your home or as a gift? You’ll want to check out these great flea markets around the state! These are nine of the best flea markets in Arizona that you’ll want to visit this year. They’re all great places to spot a fantastic deal! So go ahead and check out these awesome locations, and find the one closest to you for the next time you need to grab a bargain.
The largest swap meet in the Yuma area, this market attracts more than 30,000 shoppers every weekend! You’ll find tons of cool items, new and vintage, from local artists and other vendors. Admission is free, and there are so many great things to see and do, including live music. This is one of the best swap meets in Arizona! For market details and hours, visit the official Yuma Swap Meet Facebook page.
This massive antique mall is one of several in the Phoenix area and you’ll find all kinds of unique items in the aisles. You could probably spend an entire day walking through the mall and still not cover the entire place! It’s home to over 3,500 antique dealers, making it one of the largest antique malls in Arizona. Learn more about this flea market, including details and hours, at BrassArmadillo.com.
Brass Armadillo Antique Mall - Goodyear, 13277 W McDowell Rd, Goodyear, AZ 85395, USA
Be prepared to find lots of lovely vintage items at this market, both well-cared-for and old rusty items that you can bring back to life. This market is so popular they have quite a few different locations! Make sure to find your favorite and drop by on your next day off. Locations vary; check the Front Porch Pickins Facebook page for details.
Look for the big yellow and red sign labeled "swap meet" for great deals in Kingman! You’ll find a wide range of goods from more than 100 vendors, including handmade saddles and jewelry, furniture, household items, and some really tasty food! There’s plenty to see at the interesting and varied booths you’ll find at Kingman’s. And they’re open every weekend, Fridays through Sundays! Get details and hours about Kingman’s Route 66 Swap Meet on its Facebook page.
If you’re on the lookout for adorable items to help your home feel cozy, then you’ll want to pay a visit or two to this market in Mesa. You’ll find all kinds of vintage and new items that will help your home to feel more like a cottage filled with well-loved items. This is where you need to go if you love visiting vintage stores in Arizona! There are so many wonderful finds to discover as you walk through these great booths. For details and hours, visit its official Facebook page.
You’ll find many flea markets in the Valley, and this one hosted in Heritage Square features some of the best that Phoenix has to offer. Artists, artisans, and designers sell one-of-a-kind goods (art, home décor, and jewelry, to name a few), you’ll get a chance to find vintage items, and you’ll find some favorite food vendors selling delicious treats. This is definitely a place where you’ll want to arrive hungry! There are so many awesome foods available for purchase. For details and hours, visit the Phoenix Flea Facebook page.
Visiting this swap meet is an experience! Not only will you find great deals on unique items but you’ll also get to see live entertainment and enjoy tasty food well into the night. This is southern Arizona’s largest outdoor market, so come prepared to be blown away by the fun you’ll have! There are even great things for the whole family to enjoy, like carnival rides. Learn more, including dates and hours, at Tanque Verde Swap Meet's Facebook page.
One of the largest flea markets in the Valley, Thieves Flea Market is well-known for selling all kinds of collectibles and vintage items that you don’t want to pass up. Open seasonally, you’ll want to make sure you get in while it’s open! Keep an eye on its hours and dates on the official Thieves Flea Market website.
Most people will recognize this place as the last remaining drive-in theatre in the state but during the daytime hours on weekends, it operates as a flea market. Find unique items or fresh-picked produce, eat tasty tacos, and enjoy some live music before heading home for the night or catching a movie here. They even have free refills on their addictive popcorn! Come hungry, and leave happy. For details and hours, visit their official website.
5650 N 55th Ave, Glendale, AZ 85301, USA
Do you have any other markets you love to wander through to find incredible deals? Be sure to let us know your favorite flea markets around the state! We want a comprehensive list of the best flea markets in Arizona!
If you want to read about one incredible market where you can find countless vintage items for your home, we have just the place! Learn more about Merchant Square: you’ll never want to leave this massive Antique Mall In Arizona.
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Best Flea Markets In Arizona
April 07, 2021
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What’s the best time of year to go thrifting in Arizona?
There are great deals to be had all year long in Arizona! If you’re headed to an outdoor market scene, you may want to enjoy your shopping days in the milder temperatures of spring and fall. If you go thrifting in the summer, there are just as many great finds, just be sure to bring plenty of water and seek out shade during the hottest parts of the day.
What day of the week is the best time to thrift in Arizona?
Many people spend the weekends cleaning out their closets and dropping items off at antique and flea stores on Sunday evening. You may find the best deals on a Monday or Tuesday!
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Monica is a Diné (Navajo) freelance writer and photographer based in the Southwest. Born in Gallup and raised in Phoenix, she is Tódich'ii'nii (Bitter Water People) and Tsi'naajinii (Black Streak Wood People). Monica is a staff writer for Only In Your State, photo editor for The Mesa Legend, and previously a staff writer for The Navajo Post. You can reach her at monica.d.spencer@gmail.com.
