Everyone In Baltimore Should Visit This Epic Flea Market At Least Once
Jamie Alvarenga
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Not all flea markets are created equal. For example, the following market in Baltimore offers so much more than just a bunch of junk you’ll never need. It has a multitude of vendors and even food to keep you full throughout the day! Clear your weekend (you’ll need it) and check out the Patapsco Flea Market!
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For more information about Patapsco Flea Market in Baltimore, including current hours, directions, or even how to become a vendor, visit their website and Facebook page.
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What are the best places to find antiques in Maryland?
Maryland might not seem like an antiquing paradise, but the state is harboring a fantastic treasure trove of antique shops, each filled to the brim with handmade furniture, fantastic art, old-world antiques, and one-of-a-kind trinkets. In fact, just take a drive along Route 50 to get a small taste of the state's fantastic antiquing scene - it's a picker's paradise! Just a few of the best antique stores in Maryland are:
- Antique Center at Historic Savage Mall, Savage
- Antique Depot, Ellicott City
- Boonsboro Antiques and Collectibles, Boonsboro
- Buddy Lou's, Hancock
- Chartreuse & Co., Frederick
- Englander's Antiques and Grill, Oakland
- Joan Eve Classics & Collectibles, Ellicott City
You'll also find a fantastic selection of antique stores in New Market, Oakland and Frederick. When it comes to antiquing hotspots, these three cities pack a major old-world punch!
Are there any flea markets in Maryland?
Maryland has a pretty impressive selection of antique stores, but its flea markets, swap meets, and antique markets offer a unique opportunity to peruse a massive number of shops and vendors all at once. Some of the best flea markets in Maryland are:
- Brumwell's Flea Market, Pasadena
- Chesapeake Marketplace, St. Leonard
- Flea Market 13 and Antiques, Pocomoke City
- Hancock Antique Mall & Indoor Flea Market, Hancock
- Montgomery Farm Women's Cooperative Market, Bethesda
- Olney Farmers and Artist Market, Olney
- Patapsco Market, Baltimore
- Washington Boulevard Flea Marketplace, Elkridge
For a list of flea markets specifically in the Baltimore, MD area, this list is full of some goodies.