Super cute shop located in Japantown. It's a lot larger than it appears outside. It's filled with…read moreall sorts of cute, fun things from stickers, magnets, plushies, shirts, cards and so much more. The guy working was friendly and helpful.

Specifically this review is for the SJ Made event that happened this past weekend (May 30-31, 2026)…read morein the History Park San Jose. L O C A T I O N There are two locations for paid parking which was stated on the website. Paid garage located at 1278 S 10th Street Paid parking lot located at 350 E. Humboldt Street We opted for the closer parking. Luckily you can pay on mobile if you have reception. I luckily did out of the 4 of us that were there. Otherwise, you'd have to wait in line to pay at the kiosk. So budget some time to pay for waiting for the kiosk in case you don't have cell phone reception. Parking was $15 + fee. E V E N T It's a large park and if you show up as one of the first 100 people, you get a free tote bag with this year's design for the event. Unluckily even though we showed maybe half an hour after the opening, it was all gone. So make sure you go early if you want the freebie. The event itself is free and it's outdoors so you can bring your furry friend but they need to be leashed. There are large water filling stations and port o potties. Feel free to bring your water canteens. It said you couldn't bring outside drinks or food but we were able to bring in our own filled bottles as well as some Starbucks drinks. But of course worse case is that you have to bring back your stuff to your car. It's not a far walk but it's still a walk from the parking structure. They do have a nice map of the booths as well as events throughout the day. They also have a bunch of food stands and trucks there if you want to make it a day. We opted to just go outside for food as the lines were long and the day was hot. Although not as big as the Winterfest, this event was a nice outdoor one with various craft goods. I always am in awe with all these makers. They're all so talented! O V E R A L L If you're wanting to do some walking and perusing of crafts, it's not a bad way to spend a couple hours of your day. I'm unsure if there's any free parking around, but you could try searching. We just didn't do much research on it.

SJMADE is the ultimate holiday one-stop shop. They've got everything: candles, custom keycaps, art,…read morefood, plants, soaps, jewelry, stuff you didn't know existed but suddenly NEED...you name it. This year was especially great because the vendor lineup felt way more diverse. In the past it leaned pretty Asian (love that), but this year I saw so many amazing Hispanic and African American makers too (love this even more). The variety was chef's kiss. Yes, it gets PACKED. Like "move with the crowd like a salmon in a river" packed. But honestly? Worth it. Go slow, enjoy the chaos, and support small businesses.

OK so this maker fair is not my kind of thing so 3 stars for me. 4 stars for the long line to get…read moreinto the 'free' garage parking and the huge crowd inside the fair. 5 stars cuz my wife and daughter had a great time and bought a bit of stuff. Daughter came 2 days in a row because she wasn't able to see all booths in one day. They were very happy and satisfied buying gifts and trinkets for xmas gifts at great prices. The vendors inside seemed very courteous and proud of their products which made the buying experience pleasant. Examples of items for sale... Anime stickers, Printed bags, Tee shirts, Hand made art, Pins, Keychains, Greeting Cards, Post cards, Jewelry, Cookies, Cupcakes Ceramics, Lotions, Candles, Fragrances, Plush Cushy toys, Seasonings and sauces , Soaps Maybe if they had vendors selling tools, bike gear, electronics, Audio gear, car gear etc... more guys would go???? HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I remember back in the day, this flea market was in a shady and hilly area. Then, construction…read morehappened and it became a concrete jungle with the flea market closed until further notice. Individuals kept wondering if the flea market will ever be back... And it did come back! EVERY 2nd/SECOND SATURDAY OF EVERY MONTH, March to November, 9am to 2pm And now FREE PARKING! It used to be $2 to park! I gave it the rating I did because/ 1. Since the re-opening, I never purchased a single thing 2. Vendors are all pretty much the same (and it's hilarious some of the faces are familiar and seen at estate sale hunts) 3. Love how they attempt a theme and have added old school cars to the mix! 4. The vendors are not the nicest... they don't budge and are not willing to negotiate (I mean that's the fun of flea markets!) 5. Kind of pricey. Pretty much all antique and used items. A couple of vendors sell new but very "made in China" items 6. Products are often repeated aka the same 7. It's not huge... you could probably walk the entire thing in less than 30 minutes Would I come back? I just love estate sales, rummage sales, flea markets, etc. It's great to walk around especially when you don't have the mindset of "must have to buy"

We came during winter and it was very quiet and small. I don't know if it's always timed like this…read morebut there is a car meetup in the parking lot next to it that the kids enjoyed going to. For summer break we decided to start the day here and find lunch close by. It was much larger and busier than it was in Winter. The great thing is free parking and free admission, the walk from parking to the fleamarket is very close. If you want to sell here the pricing per spot is low and you can pull in easily with your car. I believe each spot is $20 and this fleamarket happens the 2nd Saturday of every month. They do a good job of attracting vendors with that sell newer items in bulk, more classic garage style bring your old junk, plants, antiques, and some food trucks. The coolest thing we did was probably the train ride that goes through the fleamarket and car show. The car show area did smell like something peope like to smoke though :) It does get hot later in the day in Summer so best to come early. We ended up leaving with some nice snacks and old books for the kids.

Harajuku "the bay's cutest marketplace" holds various events and festivals throughout the bay area…read moreregularly. We attended the Lumpia Fest in Newark this past Saturday, and there were plenty of vendors to explore and fill our bellies. Merchandise booths selling plants, stickers, totes, plushies and stuffed toys of various sizes, with no shortage of sanrio, pokemon, and kawaii character products. Food tents offering a diversity of snacks and beverages including Nepali street food, Thai and Vietnamese dishes, and of course filipino cuisine. We got pork bbq skewers, cheeseburger lumpia, papaya salad, and aguas frescas, from several different vendors. Everything overpriced, but delicious. The weather was breezy, but so hot due to zero shade at the event, so we fried in the sun as we enjoyed our meals in the eating area which had a few tables set up with seating. Even the DJ's sound equipment seemed to be melting in the heat, the music playing through the speakers (mainly pop and hip hop tunes) becoming slow and jumbled, almost like a horror movie. We didn't stay long, as there was nothing that really captured our attention, not much on the entertainment side, just a raffle. It's a decent event to get a few items for little ones who are fans of Japanese anime, Hello Kitty, or the cute monster Labubu, while snacking on some good eats at a premium cost. But the price for admission on top of that is a bit excessive for what you get. 3 stars for overall value and experience.

This is an event featuring kawaii inspired merchendise including many Hello Kitty items and other…read moreanime items. There area lot of brightly colored clothing,pins,stickers,stuffies, many with licensed characters but some that are local artists. There were some people dressed as Harajuku or anime type characters. If you love Hello Kitty and kawaii items, this is your event. Most of the merchendise is geared toward a young crowd. There are some food trucks as well.

Saw this place across the street from the dog play area. So we decided to go look…read more I could see lots of people coming out with different items. Not sure if this place is run by the city or a private organization. It looks like a giant thrift store/antique place. It was really well organized. There were signs detailing the different sections. I saw plenty of people working behind the counter helping people,also other workers bringing stuff out from the back. Not really sure if the prices are of fair value. But I assume the place needs to make money. It's a large warehouse. Still it's a fun place to browse around.

Found*SJ is a new "vintage and elevated thrift" store with a fun mix of antiques and gently used…read morehousehold items. It's a great location in the developing Creekside area, and all proceeds benefit PAC*SJ, the Preservation Action Council of San Jose. Store hours are Saturdays from 11am-6pm, and donation hours are on Wednesdays 12:30 to 3:30pm. Great cause -- check 'em out!

Amazing non profit that truly supports our community. They are reasonably priced and have so much…read moreto offer. I always stop by before I get anything crazy because they always seem to have what i'm looking for. I am so glad to have found this spot and hopefully more people stop by!

There is conflicting information, please keep it constant. This doesn't have a good system to help…read moredonates

The Pruneyard Shopping Center is home to many restaurants, retail businesses, and professional…read morebusinesses. Some of the major stores are Marshall's, Pacific Catch, Trader Joe's, Sports Basement, Buca de Beppo's Italian Restaurant, Trudy's, Luna Mexican Kitchen, Orchard City Kitchen, etc. It's nice to walk around and shop in this two story shopping plaza. Definitely nice during the warmer months. Con: The parking can be frustrating.

Pruneyard Management is a joke. Constant door dash drivers parked in RED ZONE for emergency…read morevehicles. If I park there will be cited or towed immediately. Pruneyard management turns a blind eye for the door dashers. This should be reported to Campbell PD.

This is my first time to this location of the thrift chain, lets see how it went:…read more Parking is shared with the other businesses in the same area, and there is still good parking spaces available . The service was nice and friendly. The selections were of decent quality and just fine. Inside the store itself was a modestly lit atmosphere, this worked well for this location. All in all , another great place to shop for some interesting finds.

I had been to the old Oakland location which was ok, have been to the SSF location---terrible…read morebecause of the time limit and decided to come to this location. Clean parking lot, a ton of parking and upon entering my first impression was of how big it is!!! There were so many people and evidently resellers grabbing carts full of clothes and shoes. There is some sort of schedule switching out the bins and folks attack the bins---eeekk!! My friend and I were able to find some really nice pieces--a wool coat with fur collar, Zara, Ralph Lauren, Mango, Cotton On, Reformation, wool, cashmere and just some really good finds. Not many good items in the houseware bins a lot of junk with a couple good baskets. There's also a furniture section with some good pieces. There's a section with a few couches for folks to sit and resellers literally sit and relax taking breaks in between their day. Interesting. We spent more time in there than I'd like to admit and I walked out with 19 lbs totaling $59. WILL DEFINITELY BE COMING BACK!!!