This is a cool Miami outdoor market full of specialty vendors who make items that may not be so…read moreeasily found elsewhere. Unique home decor, art, fashion, design, food and so much more. Markets for Makers was originally founded in 2015 and have expanded to a few different locations. After speaking with some of the vendors, this Miami Market for Makers usually takes place at The Moore Building on a multi level indoor space. The outdoor market in the Miami Design District at Jungle Plaza happens from time to time. Check their Instagram page or website for regular updates. They thrive on helping small businesses get to the forefront of the community. I love this. They have so many different vendors such as clothing, accessories, jewelry, gourmet foods, pet stuff, candles and so much more. The outdoor space is stunning and the hosts of the event are incredibly organized and efficient. Love the space, decor, vendors and just about everything about this event. Keep an eye out on their website for upcoming dates as this is not a regular weekly farmers market type of event. Happy to be able to attend this and check out all the cool vendors involved. They maintain safety precautions by asking all attendees and makers to wear masks at all times except when you're eating or drinking. There is a space with picnic tables for this. Come out for a beautiful day outdoors and check out these cool makers. After you're done, stick around and walk around the Miami Arts District. You won't regret it. I can't tell you how much I love this outdoor market concept, especially during this time of Covid.

My niece and I had a great time at this event for Pre Valentine's weekend. We got a chance to look…read moreat a lot different vendors that were either selling jewelry, clothes, skin care products or food. It definitely caters to everyone no matter your taste. Plus, you get a chance to be outdoors and enjoy some music as well as food while you shop.

great atmosphere... nice vibes ..good customer services.. clean and security was good...many shops…read moreto choose from .. multiple cultures serving different services

I was pleasantly surprised by the environment A mixture of shops and eating establishments…read more. everyone was very friendly and helpful. Security was present but not overbearing.. will definitely return

I visited Opa Locka Indoor Flea Market on Monday, 2/26/24, around 11:30 AM…read more What I liked about this indoor flea market was the variety of different vendors. I enjoyed walking around to see what each vendor had to offer. Everyone was so kind, friendly, and welcoming. I was able to purchase a good handful of clothing at an extremely affordable price. Overall, I had a fantastic experience. The price points offered by vendors were quite good. I recommend coming here.

I was hosting a friend and he needed some suitcases to travel back with. We came here, and after…read moresearching a few stores and being directed where to go, we found exactly what we were looking for. There are hundreds of stores and boutiques here both inside and out, food booths as well. The building itself is a little run down inside and out, not a luxury shopping experience but if you walk around enough, I'm sure you would find something that you would like. He got a manicure and pedicure here as well. It is a one stop shop kind of place. I even found twenty bucks just lying on the ground. I felt lucky. I'd recommend this flea market!

About a year ago, I was in this mess because I wanted to change the radio screen and put one that…read morecommunicated with my phone. They charged me an arm and a leg for it, they did a bad job, when I spoke on the phone they didn't listen to me. The following week I went again and explained what was happening to me, supposedly according to them they changed my screen for a more expensive one and I had to pay money, the problem persisted, in short I went three times and they couldn't fix anything, I knew that They weren't doing a good job. The camera they put in the back of the car was sticking out about two inches, I told them and they told me it was the best way they had done it. Well, I gave up and I felt like they had stolen money from me in addition to not being able to talk on the phone. After a few times I see that Amazon was selling a Carplay Androi Auto radio screen for a super good price and I found a person to install it for me. The person installed the screen very professionally, the buttons that had been disabled at the Flea Market in Opalocka, he activated them again. He also told me that he had found the radio microphone lying inside the body, that was why he couldn't hear me. I installed a new camera, small, with very good clarity that did not protrude from the back of the car. In general he did a super excellent job and to this day I am very happy with the work. Last week I was organizing the things in the trunk and I saw that my spare tire had also been stolen. Do not go to the workshop that is in the Flea Market in Opa Locka, they are not professionals, they cut my glove compartment, anyway, I had a very bad experience

An amazing place. Could spend hours wandering around there. Great variety, even had some ephemera…read more Unfortunately due to the volume of items, nothing is priced. So I had to carry it with me to the front and then - while prices were ok - I was looking as a reseller and nothing they quoted would work for me to make any money. That's my problem, not theirs. The prices were about what you'd expect to pay as a collector, so just don't expect any "deals". A fun way to kill some time before returning to the airport - literally ten minutes away

Decided to stop by here with the family, including our sailor, during our vacation in August. We…read morewere greeted upon entry and checked up on to see if we had any questions regarding their items. This place could charge a fee as a museum. They have so many interesting things and I have to say it was more organized than most antique stores we have visited and was surprisingly clean. They have industrial fans everywhere to keep the place cooled down and enjoyable to walk through. We would have bought this beautiful grandfather clock, but too far from home. Highly recommend you stop by for a look.

This store has a lot of cool old graphic t-shirts if that is what you are looking for! It's a small…read morestore but it has a lot of jeans, t-shirts, and outerwear. Everything is labeled with a price so it's easy to see what you are going to pay. I would say the prices are between $12-$69 depending on the items. Most t-shirts I liked were $12-$24. This is not a Goodwill vibe more of a curated thrift store.

We came here because it was highly recommended. We were not impressed with the selection of items…read more The store is very small and many of the items are priced a bit higher. We didn't have any complaints about the service.

The kindest people and a wonderful selection, especially for holiday decor! A great spotread more

First time coming in today. I love thrifting and supporting a good cause. However I was not greeted…read more(which is fine I really don't care about that) as soon as I picked up an item one of the ladies working instantly turned around and starting whispering to the other volunteer clearly speaking about me. You can't greet me but you can whisper about me? I could hear the fist few words then she lowered her voice as I clearly caught her. They proceeded to not say anything to me the whole time I was in the store. On my way out I decided to take it upon myself to ask them about the store and the story behind it. It's a shame to have such rude people working in a store that is supposed to be for a good cause. Edit: as I read other low reviews I'm noticing a common factor. I myself am a woman of tan complexion with piercings and tattoos. Profiling and racism is very sad thing to experience and an even sadder thing to perpetuate.

I found out about Launch Arte on both the Events section here and one of the other social sites and…read moreby the name I wasn't sure if it was a magazine or an actual event site. B) is the correct answer, and what a cool little site it was. Located in the courtyard of an old church - which gave the cool vibe of lounge music in a church - Launch Arte is a cool way to spend an hour on Saturday. While there, I had the pleasure of listening to a mash-up of old school jazzed up hip hop, philosophical watches, and cool (though only ladieswear so far) cool clothes. A local (yes, Hialeahan) artist was exhibiting stenciled and computer graphics pieces and even had an area for YOU to exhibit your creative side. Yelp even had a table, and I got me a Yelp stick!:) Foodwise, there were 3 of the Miami modern delicacies: Feverish Ice Cream (gotta try their mango ice cream, even if it's a cold 60 degrees out), Jefe's (their burgers look awesome), DoggiStyle (Chicken burgers, nice) and the Two Girls with their Cupcakes). Looking forward to checking this out again!

I absolutely adore this place! I support shopping local and this is a great example! You can get…read moreanything and everything from fresh food to vintage apparel to doggie clothes. Lets not forget food trucks! It is a great event to do on a Saturday. Inside tip: if you go enough times and show your face to your favorite stands, they might give you hook up when its time to purchase something. Thats what I do ;) Another note: bring cash! Some vendors do accept credit cards but not all. You dont want to miss out on a great purchase because you forgot to pass by the ATM