Great selection of items to buy for your home and personal items such as socks. The people were…read morevery nice and cooperative. There's a place there to grab a bite to eat also.

Ample parking close to I 95 good selection of products,BEER,CIGARS,and Fishing Rods,it doesn't get…read morebetter than this!

Really found this to be a great place to hang out for the 3rd Saturday of the month. Prices are…read moreright over 100 vendor, cool atmosphere.

First Saturday of every month the rust market has a very dyslexic crew with 30 to 40 sellers and…read morealways an auto. Show the boot and there's two breweries on the premises.

Hang out at the Forty Fifth Street Flea Market with Claudia of HC Imports " African Attires Store…read more In the Forty Fifth Street Flea Market. Y'all give her a visit and support your locate businesses. One of the great ways to save your community and keep taxes low. Is to get offline, buy local.

I am very, very impressed by this Flea Market. In fact, calling it one doesn't give it the prestige…read morethat it deserves. Now, by prestige, I do NOT mean classiness, but simply respect. Read on and I will explain. The flea market looks like an old mega-department store that went out of business and was then bought and maintained by the people. This is exactly what I found inside: nail boutiques, salons, cell phone providers, bubble tea shops, korean cafes, etc. Each independently-owned and maintained. Essentially, this is a free-for-all! I came in with a limited budget in terms of time and money, but ended up with a full belly and a worthwhile purchase: a $6 dollar hot wing tray from a korean family-owned cafe and a $5 pair of sunglasses. $11 dollars total = VICTORY! Come in and be prepared to spend some serious time here. Enjoy!

This is a fantastic flea market. It's my favorite flea market out of all the other flea markets…read morethat I've ever been to. They have ample parking and they have a lot of awesome shops all gathered in one cool, massive, open to the outside but still covered, building. You can even find fantastic deals on really great items such vintage and antique pieces here. I once found an antique, 1800's Victorian period, rose gold and opal ring. It was in a ring display holder amongst all kinds of different rings ranging in different sizes, styles, and ages, that were for sale. They sell all kinds of things here, such as clothing, plants, pets (including purebred puppies) and pet supplies. They sell dishes and all different kinds of other things that you would find in a garage sale or yard sale. They sell knives and other different custom one of a kind items, which is great for finding that perfect gift for birthdays, Christmas, Mother's Day, Father's Day, etc. Plus, don't forget that prices at flea markets are often times negotiable. I would definitely make it a point to stop here and shop for Christmas and the holiday season, as the weather will be beautiful outside that time of year and there will likely be holiday themed shops and a lot of the best shops of the year to browse during that time of year. They also have a food area where you can stop, and take a break from walking around, to get some tasty food and refreshing drinks to keep you cool and hydrated. This area is definitely a little on the smaller side, given the enormous size of the flea market, but they do have a fair amount of seating. An issue to consider when deciding if you should come to this flea market is that it's so very hot in Florida (especially in the Summer months), that it's almost too dangerous to walk around outside at flea markets, because you risk suffering a heat stroke. They sell many ways of staying cooler online. We live in a state where people come year round to visit the theme parks, so people are always finding new ways of staying cool in the Summer. My mother just bought a hat that is solar powered, and it has multiple adjustable fans that blow air on to her directly, that she uses when she is out and about in the Florida heat. She primarily uses it to keep her cool while she is gardening. Something that might help a lot is if vendors at this flea market carried business cards, with a good number to call, in the event that they wanted to tell us if they had something available that a specific customer might have an interest in, ahead of time. Like if a vendor sold rings, and then gave me his card, he could call me if he had any vintage and antique rings in stock, and I could call him whenever I wanted to check and see if there was anything I might be interested in in stock that day as well. I definitely recommend checking out this flea market. It's a fun way to spend the day and you definitely won't regret it.

Some vendors had excellent pricing and were very helpful in finding items. I was on a hunt for…read morebrass items and they were plentiful! My friend ended up getting a piece for 10 dollars that was over a $200 value when we looked it up online afterwards. I was able to find cds for a dollar each! I had my eye on the candle holders in my photo but the pricing was a bit steep.

Every year, it's now in its 24th year, one of the best on land nautical events or happenings to…read moreattend is the Pompano Nautical Flea Market, which is a joint of the communities of Lighthouse Point and Pompano Beach. Trust me, it's HUGE! So big in fact that unless you skip over a few things or shop eclectically, it would be difficult to cover in a single day. It's an all outdoor affair with no inside convention hall or auditorium to it. The good part about that is that as such it is far more festive with barbecues smoking away along with plenty of entertainment for the kids and though no dogs are allowed, they have dog boarding facilities available. Best of all, if you are looking for anything nautical, new or used, chances are good that you'll find it here and when you do find what you are looking for, it will only be about a third of the price you might find the same or similar item elsewhere. Then, of course if you shop with cash, most vendors will always give you a "for cash" discount forgetting anything having to do with sales tax. But, not to worry, since I am sure that if you insist upon paying sales tax on top of your purchase price, I'm sure they'll gladly accept.

I checked out the Flamingo Flea's 6 year anniversary at Tarpon River Brewery and it was a great way…read moreto spend a Sunday afternoon. There were a good number of tables and stands that each offer hand-crafted items. I got an awesome candle from yfsty candles and they were very nice and helpful in allowing me to smell all the scents before I finally picked one. The vibes here were fun and cool and it's definitely worth checking out if you're in the area. I can't wait to check out Flamingo Flea's at their next stop.

The Flamingo Flea is a recurring flea market around South Florida! They have a mini market that is…read morealways (currently) at the Small Wine Shop in Fort Lauderdale and events that pop up at Tarpon River Brewing and The Loop. With a big goal of shopping local this holiday season, I stopped by their market on the Sunday after Black Friday to support shopping small businesses. I always love the vendors they have and got a good amount of holiday shopping done. Some of my favorite vendors this time around were Hailey Pancakes, Gypset Co, and the Slip-not headband company. If you get the chance to get Hailey's macarons, do it! She had amazing flavors like coquito (so gooooood) and strawberry cheesecake. They were true to flavor and not overly sweet. Gypset Co has beautiful dainty & minimal jewelry for you best gal friends. I am OBSESSED with Slip-not's headbands. The material is so soft and she has a variety of colors and patterns. There were so many vendors to show love to and buy from! I definitely recommend checking the Flamingo Flea at their next event, wherever that may be. What a great way to support local and get unique gifts this holiday season!