The Biggest And Best Flea Market In New York, Brooklyn Flea Is Open For Its Summer Season

In New York City, there is no shortage of places to shop. Whether a shopper is looking for clothing or records or furniture, they can likely throw a stone and hit a reputable retailer. With that said, sometimes it’s fun to really go all out, all in one place. We are talking about flea markets. Within that category—and within all of New York City, or even state—one flea market stands out for both its size and quality: Brooklyn Flea. It’s quite possibly the best flea market in New York City, and it truly has something for everyone. To learn more, keep reading below.

Brooklyn Flea was founded in April 2008 by Jonathan Butler and Eric Demby. Since then, its popularity has only increased. It’s now one of the most popular attractions in the city.

The flea market features hundreds of vendors selling everything from furniture to vintage clothing to collectables and more.

There is also a range of jewelry and crafts.

The flea market is located in the DUMBO neighborhood of Brooklyn—Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass.

Brooklyn Flea additionally runs Chelsea Flea, which is a year-round flea market that takes place in the neighborhood it is named after. From April to October, Brooklyn Flea also runs Smorgasburg, a huge all-food market that happens around the city, as well as in Los Angeles and Miami.

You never know what vintage treasures you might find at Brooklyn Flea!

For those with a taste for flea markets, Brooklyn Flea will satisfy. It's a bit overwhelming, just like all great flea markets should be, but it rewards a lot of time and energy spent browsing. The flea market is open every weekend from April to December, and Chelsea Flea is open year-round. Before or after checking out Brooklyn Flea, it's also worth checking out the pizza from Di Fara, which is a truly legendary Brooklyn establishment. And, for those planning to spend the night, we recommend the EVEN Hotel Brooklyn.