The Dakota Flea Market Is One Of The Biggest In North Dakota
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Shop till you drop at North Dakota’s largest flea market! Formerly known as the Minot Flea Market, the Dakota Flea Market in Minot is THE place to be when it comes to bargaining, antiquing, haggling, and perusing. With tons of vendors selling more than you could ever imagine, this is a perfect place for any treasure hunter out there. Take note, though – this special event only happens one weekend each month (typically from February through December), so you’ll definitely want to mark your calendar to make sure you don’t miss your chances!
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The Dakota Flea Market in Minot is open on select weekends throughout the year. You can find all the dates and opening hours for this year’s market on the official Facebook page.
If you just can’t wait in between weekends to go treasure hunting, there is a fantastic antique store in North Dakota that’s open year-round.
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- Vintage City, Minot
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