this market is small but great!! great pricing!! excellant selection!! and the vendors are…read morewonderfull!! chelle

$50 to sell, not great foot traffic, DON'T bring high end items. Bring your own table, bag for…read moretrash, noting comes with your $50. Pro - in town

This other review is so out of date. This event has changed it's name to Petaluma Vintage Market…read moreand it's location is now at the Petaluma Fairgrounds the third Sunday of every month. Wishing them lots of good luck.

This market is sure to be a big hit!! They have a large variety of vendors and special events…read morescheduled- awesome location at the Petaluma Veterans Hall!

What an absolute hidden gem! This tiny bakery tucked away right inside the antique shop is such a…read morefun, unexpected find. Everything we've tried here has been outstanding, but what really sets them apart is their incredible selection of gluten-free options. It can be tough to find high-quality GF baked goods, but they absolutely nail it here--you won't feel like you're missing out at all. You truly cannot leave without trying the brownie bar. It is incredibly satisfying--huge, perfectly chewy, and packed with rich, deep chocolate flavor. It's the ultimate treat to grab while you stroll through the shop. A wonderful little spot with amazing baked goods and unique charm.

What a fun place to go with a friend or even just by yourself. It's like entering a whole new…read moreworld. The antiques are always so well placed and displayed with love and care. And it's HUGE so really you could spend all day here just getting lost in a jungle of physical history. Don't forget to get a sandwich, a sweet treat, and/or a hot cup of coffee at their bakery! They even give you a little baked good sample when you get food here. Plus you can peruse their sort of "gift shop" section full of candy, candles, and more.

Came during the Christmas market. Would love to come back during a normal market! Lots of vendors…read morewith different things. Unfortunately it's a bit pricey for me for a lot of things, but it's likely because a lot of items are antiques (and I don't know much about antiques) it was really cool seeing vintage items. All the vendors were super friendly and some would even talk about some of the items on sale and its history. I ended up buying just one item, but would come back if I'm ever in Petaluma again. The only thing that was off was finding the place. I googled and mapped the Petaluma vintage market, and it took us to a park.. but the market was at a completely different address after driving around and finding little signs. Other than that, pretty fun experience!

My first time going here in August, and I found 6 things in less than an hour!!! That's never…read morehappened to me at ANY flea market or garage sale ever! I'll be coming back every month!!

Great for treasure hunting. They are open to the elements, so there was a lot of water-damaged…read morestuff out and about, but the vendors were all very friendly and there was an interesting array of collectibles and "one man's trash is another man's treasure". Lots of vintage stuff!

ALWAYS HAS SOMETHING!!! whether having a long sought- after item from back when or that lil…read moresomething to complete a project - there is surely something there for everyone! From furniture to nic nacs to tools and yard ware - definitely some thing there for anyone and prices are fairly decent and reliable. Only issue is the hours always a hit and miss... although I just seem to miss them regularly on Fri and sat just bout that 330 or most have closed already. ONE GUY ON END IS SO NICE TO STAY OPEN ALL THE WAY TO CLOSE AT LEAST LAST FOUR STOPS HE WAS. I have yet to reach anyone about joining or renting space as the number and website do not go through to any reachable place.

I've been to the San Jose Flea Market a few times with my family on Sundays. This place is huge,…read morewith plenty of parking, although parking fees have gone up $10 on Saturdays and $20 on Sundays. From what I understand, they're open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekends, and Wednesdays and Fridays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. There are lots of food trucks and plenty of seating throughout the market. It can get pretty crowded at times, especially on Sundays, but overall it's manageable. The restrooms have always been clean whenever we've visited, and there are ATMs available on site. You can find almost anything here clothes, household items, snacks, and more making it a fun place to spend a few hours with family. There's also a large produce section with a bakery right in the center, which gets very busy but is worth checking out. Overall, it's a lively spot with plenty to see and do, making it a great place to spend time with family if you don't mind the crowds. The value is decent if you plan to spend a few hours browsing, grabbing a bite, or making some purchases, though the high weekend parking fees do bring it down. One thing to note: we've occasionally encountered teens and sometimes older men approaching people asking for money, claiming they need it for food. Later, we've seen them gathered in small groups. Just something to be aware of stay alert and mindful of your surroundings.

My family and I had not been here in a few years, and today we had the chance to walk around and do…read moresome light shopping. The parking fee on a Sunday is $20 (it's $10 Saturdays and $5 on Fridays). The vendor area has decreased from previous years, but still plenty of options to find what you are looking for. There are vendors for all kinds of house items (clothes, blankets, fabrics, tools, furniture, beauty products, etch). And there are vendors for a lot of delicious foods and fruits found in Latin America. They have live music in the various eating areas, with lots of outdoor seating. They had a few taco truck options to pick from and a lot of antojitos (elote, chicharrones, mangoneadas, etc). Our family bought a small flower plant for roughly $20. The vendors are very friendly and welcoming, and some are willing to bargain (depending on the purchase). Overall, the food prices were a bit on the higher end. The Flea Market is a great place to walk around, check out various stands, and a place where families can bring their children to have a good time!

Excellent place to find cool stuff...have been coming here for many years. And always fingers nice…read moreitems

This little flea market happens every 2nd Saturday of the month. It opens at 9am and not sure when…read moreit ends? It was a small event, but one that you could take your time going through each booth, without burning out. I liked that aspect of this flea market. I found a lot of good buys and came home with some cute items. Can't wait for next month to see what people will be selling then.

By far one of the better Flea Markets in this area. We used to live in San Jose and came a couple…read moretimes a year to wander around and get some snacks in the early morning. It's been years since we visited and decided to come back. We got lucky with parking but it can be chaotic. The parking structure and spaces are small and you will inevitably get blocked trying to leave or get in from people waiting for spots. There is a good mix of new and old here and the booths and stands are in general very organized and orderly. I also love the shaded covered over most of the parking lot, it provides some protection from the elements. Some highlights form our last visit: -There used to be a vendor here that sold really nice wool socks that were soft and thick. We weren't able to find him anymore, it was a middle aged man with a mustache, if anyone knows the name please shoot me a message. -A really nice guy was selling pokemon card repacks with cusotm packaging and my kids loved them! He was super nice and was giving away free pokemon stuff to kids. -2 booths had very clean vinyl records and cassette tapes. My brother enjoyed digging through these.

IMHO This is a great…read moremonthly swap meet held on the parking lot grounds of De Anza College in Cupertino, on the first Saturday of each month, from 8-2. I attend maybe two or three times a year, whenever I'm looking for special, vintage treasures, or the occasional seasonal plants or succulents for my garden. You really can't beat the variety and prices here. This visit I found two gallon-sized plants for $5 each, a purple kale plant for $3, and 11 mini succulents for $1-2 each, plus a pretty glass bowl to hold an orchid plant. I spent nearly 2 hours here and only managed to walk through half of the flea market! It's fun to see people walking through the parking aisles sometimes pulling wagons or carts to hold their many purchases or cradling their new orchid plants. If you're hungry, there are food trucks near De Anza's Euphrat Museum. Come early for best selection. You'll definitely get your steps in here!

I happened to pop in out of curiousity when I saw a darling rack of vintage. The store owner…read moregreeted me almost immediately but in a fun cutesie nice way no pressure. We chatted as I perused and I saw entirely too many adorable things. They have the keenest eye for fashion. I had to cut myself off so I didn't buy the whole store. Every single item is there with intention. Whether you dig jewelery, history, fashion, books it doesn't matter there WILL be something you love there.

Places like Sonoma Nesting Company make Guerneville an antique lover's paradise! First, we stopped…read morein the garden in front to peruse all of the lovely plants that they have for sale. It definitely had secret garden vibes. Then we stepped inside and were transported by the amazing curation of items the owners have put together. You can tell there's a lot of love and thought put into the place. And everything is reasonably priced! We could have spent hours there and can't wait to come back with a bigger car lol.