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Everyone In New Orleans Should Visit This Epic Flea Market At Least Once

River Road Flea Market in New Orleans offers a vast selection of unique antiques and home furnishings.

Updated Mar 7, 2023

Written by 

Kezia Kamenetz

Are you someone that loves the hunt for unique antiques and other treasures? Then consider exploring River Road Flea Market, one of the best flea markets in New Orleans. It's really special.

You will find River Road Flea Market in New Orleans by traveling down river road towards Metairie.

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The address is 3908 River Rd., just before Clearview Pkwy.

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Inside, there is over 4,000 sq ft of space filled with unique objects.

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This place has more furniture than you can imagine--and all the decorative items to go with it!

There are over 20 stalls in the market that receive new shipments daily.

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And there are some truly unique items, including antiques and painted furniture.

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The owners of this place are super nice and friendly, they'll always be willing to help you find what you are looking for.

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It's easy to get lost here for hours...

They even have a whole collection of outdoor signs that are really cute.

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I want some for my garden!

So consider visiting this hidden gem the next time you have a need for furnishings.

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There are so many awesome things to discover here!

For more information about River Road Flea Market, including current hours of operation, please visit their official website or Facebook page.

Have you been to this flea market in New Orleans? I can't wait to go visit the next time I'm in need of some awesome home furnishings or a special gift for someone. Let us know what you would like in the comments below. We love to hear from you! If you know of any other flea markets in New Orleans worth visiting, don't forget to nominate them for the chance to see them featured in an upcoming article! Check out our previous article to learn about another spot that just might be the best flea market in New Orleans.

Are you in search of more things to do in the New Orleans area? Check out this YouTube video from us at OnlyInYourState that explores the beautiful Fontainebleau State Park in Mandeville:

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There’s Nothing Quite Like This Unique Moonlight Market In New Orleans

Palace Market on Frenchmen Street in New Orleans is a nightly open-air market featuring a diverse collection of handcrafted art from over 80 local artists.

Updated May 15, 2023

Written by 

Jackie Sutherlin

New Orleans is certainly an artist’s city. From musicians to writers and everything in between, this city has been a muse to so many creatives throughout the years. The Palace Market on Frenchmen Street in New Orleans is filled with a diverse collection of handcrafted art that you’re sure to love. Let’s check it out.

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If you’re looking for something unique to add to your home, or a special one-of-a-kind gift for a loved one, Palace Market on Frenchmen Street is just the ticket.

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Featuring 38 nightly booths, Palace Market on Frenchmen Street in NOLA is the largest daily art market in New Orleans.

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This moonlit market features a rotating collection of over 80 local artists.

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This unique market highlights just about every type of handcrafted art you could think of. Painters, jewelers, sculptures, photographers, and many others display their beautiful works of art along historic Frenchmen Street.

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Even if you just come to stroll through the booths, you never know what you'll find at one of the best NOLA markets. Maybe you need a new, handcrafted leather journal...

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...or a handmade bow tie to wear to your next event. Palace Market Frenchmen is the perfect spot to get a unique item while supporting local artists.

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This open-air market is open seven nights a week, weather permitting.

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Sunday-Wednesday: 7 p.m. - 12 a.m.

Thursday-Saturday: 7 p.m. -1 a.m.

You can find the Palace Market at 619 Frenchmen St, New Orleans, Louisiana 70116. Visit the Palace Market website or Palace Market Facebook page for more information. After shopping 'til you drop, grab a drink at Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar. Located just minutes from the market, this historic bar dates to the 1700s - and it's supposedly haunted!

Have you ever been to the Palace Market? If so, do you think it's one of the best NOLA markets? Share your experience in the comments below! Also, don't forget to nominate your favorite New Orleans attractions, places of business, and/or events for the chance to see them featured in an upcoming article.

While you are in the New Orleans area, you simply can't skip visiting the beautiful Fontainebleau State Park in Mandeville. Check out this YouTube video by us at OnlyInYourState to discover why it's one of our favorite places in Louisiana:

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The Charming Out Of The Way Flea Market Near New Orleans You Won’t Soon Forget

Lagniappe Shoppe in Thibodaux is a must-visit flea market near New Orleans, offering a variety of unique and eclectic items.

Updated Mar 13, 2023

Written by 

Jackie Sutherlin

Flea markets are filled with fantastic finds. From furniture to musical instruments, you never know what you're going to find when you step into a flea market, and that's half the fun. Sure, New Orleans has dozens of flea markets and antique shops peppered throughout the city, but Lagniappe Shoppe in Thibodaux is worthy of the pilgrimage. Grab some friends and set off on an epic adventure to the best flea market near New Orleans.

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Lagniappe Shoppe is an antique store and flea market located in Thibodaux, just over an hour away from New Orleans.

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If you're looking for a little something extra, this is the perfect spot.

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From home furnishings to wall decor, you're sure to find something you love here.

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If you're looking for the perfect piece of furniture to add to your home, Lagniappe Shoppe might just have what you're looking for.

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From sofas to country tables, Lagniappe Shoppe has an eclectic mix of all different styles.

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It's also a great place to some find some inspiration for your next refurbishing project.

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They're constantly getting new items in stock, so there's always a fresh inventory.

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Lagniappe Shoppe is located at 511 Saint Mary St, Thibodaux, Louisiana 70301.

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Have you ever been to Lagniappe Shoppe in Thibodaux? If so, do you think it's the best flea market near New Orleans? Let us know in the comments below! Don't forget to nominate your favorite flea markets in and around New Orleans for a chance to see them featured in an upcoming article! In the meantime, check out our previous article for some of our top picks: 5 Amazing Flea Markets In New Orleans You Absolutely Have To Visit.

For more things to see and do in the New Orleans area, check out this YouTube video by us at OnlyInYourState to discover the beautiful Fontainebleau State Park, which is located in nearby Mandeville:

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