Great place for great sales. Vendor Chinook Vintage has 50% sales off from her depop page. https://www.depop.com/iwantmyjuicebox Awesome clothing for a cheap price!!!! read more

Silverlake Flea - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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I absolutely love this Los Angeles flea market! It's really not too massive and not that small at the same time. There are super friendly hip vendors that make you feel very welcome. I even ran into Usher there!!! read more

Silverlake Flea - Usher @ Silverlake Flea Market! - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Found some cute stuff! Clothes are more on the pricier end despite many looking pretty worn. Would recommend to check out at least once.

Meh, something to do & waste some time but definitely not a destination spot for shopping... I did not see any advertised "food trucks", maybe I went too early. I can appreciate the music & it is dog friendly with plenty of street parking. You may be able to find better bargains at the Goodwill. read more

Walked by here on a whim. It's quaint and cute, but I didn't see a bunch of unique vendors. Definitely a lot of thrifted clothes which is pretty controversial. So many vendors bored on their phones which is pretty sad. Really poor social distancing and vendors hanging out with no masks on :/ read more

This is a great fleamarket. It does seem like there used to be more of a variety of stuff, not just clothes-- a LOT of similar wares here. But there is someone selling plants, and there're a couple of jewelry places. Also go find the guy doing portraits of you and your friends for five dollars. Sometimes portrait is spot on, other times it is not, but for $5 who cares! Also he did a quick one for me on a stickie for a dollar read more

I like this place a lot more than Melrose trading post we found a lot of cool things and the prices are reasonable! All the people running the shops are very nice too and you can actually bargain here unlike some other flea markets in the LA area, I'm will definitely be coming back! read more

5 stars because its free to enter. There wasn't as many shops as I thought there would be but it was still cool. The buckets with deals are nice and overall there's really cool clothes read more

They owe me money and won't respond. I paid back in October to be a vendor and not heard anything. They took my money first and I reached out asking when will I hear from them? They asked me if I went through their link. I said yes sent them my email, order # etc and they still won't respond. I have texted, called, emailed, messengered them. NOTHING. Scam. No vendor market should have you pay first then send you info. Don't fall for it read more

This place is extremely tiny only few vendors. Definitely not work going to unless you live in walking distance. Some people wear mask some don't. read more

Every time I go to Silverlake flea I discover a bunch of great gems! The truck is you gotta pop in and make deals and best offers! Coolest vintage pieces ever!! And lots of fundoodas Going this Saturday! read more

I really love being a vendor at the SilverLakeFlea! It's a great market to find unique items and meet friendly people. Handmade jewelry, vintage clothes, candles, artwork, band tees and more. Put it on the top of your To-Do List. read more

I've been to the Silverlake Flea market as both a seller and a buyer. Vendors are super nice and there is a nice feeling of camaraderie with in the vendors whilst selling. As a buyer the vendors are well stocked with goods from many different eras at varying prices. It's a nice way to spend a Saturday supporting small businesses and it is now open on Sundays as well read more

This flea market is cute but not too much variety or unique items. Has a lot of t- shirts mostly clothes not a lot of home decorations. I'm not sure if the fact that i went there during the pandemic but I went there with my kids, they had nothing for kids. read more

Just attended the Silverlake Flea Market. I was happy with it. I spent about an hour there. 95% of it is clothes the other 5% is pretty much all accessories. Very little home decor and no furniture (which I was a little bummed about!) the prices were all pretty reasonable. But for some vendors not having the option to try it on and also showing obvious signs of wear- they were asking too much! If you love vintage clothes, you'd love it! (Didn't see any food trucks which I was counting on for lunch and no live music that I heard just FYI) -dayofjae read more

Really tiny flea market, nearly all second hand clothes. No food trucks or kid stuff. In a fairly sketchy area too.

Management has been super rude and bans anyone that makes a complaint when they aren't treated right, this has been known in the vendor community. If you're a vendor looking for somewhere maybe you should hit up Los Feliz as recommended by the owner herself. It's known in the community that she treats people horrible I swear I hear shit about this girl every damn month when it comes to her bad attitude and customer service skills. Says they're for the people but they're money hungry let alone old and dusty. Save your time I promise you! I could recommended you many other fleas that are actually good at what they do! as for onsite management, the only competent worker she has as of now is Sergio, vanson is rude just like her and argues with many vendors almost every week! They definitely reflect each others nasty attitude which is prob why he is her on site supervisor! Literally the vendors are the only reason to come here but just know everything else behind the scenes is super ugly like the owners attitude and spirit. Hit up rosebowl, Los feliz, 818 market, DTA, por vida market! Better experience & actual environments that are building amazing opportunities for their communities and treat people with decency and respect that the owner was never taught. read more

Free to get in but everything is "vintage" or "artisanal" so it comes with a hefty price tag. Lots of hippies, wasn't the place for me at all. I like rummaging through used shit as much as lots of others. But not when they want to slap the vintage price on it. Funny cause one of their vintage shirts I found at goodwill a month later for $4 bucks. They had it for $25. Wtf!! read more

I never leave this flea without finding a few new amazing pieces. All of the vendors are incredibly sweet and I always have a great time. Highly recommend for vintage lovers! read more

From a vendor's perspective, this flea market is not well managed/located. You are assigned a 30 minute window in which to unload but it is still backed up at that time so not efficient. On the back end, when leaving, it is a free-for-all. And, as vendor parking is stacked, if you are at the back of the stack, you have to wait for many others to clear out before you can even start packing up (because you can't get your vehicle near your stall). The management do not police vendors well and, when I was there, allowed one vendor to park his truck and uhaul in front of my stall at pack up time even though he wasn't packing up yet. And entry/exit is through a one lane space which creates a terrible bottleneck. For the amount you pay for the stall, you get less space that at some other markets. And, traffic is poor. I would NOT recommend selling at this market. read more

I've been a patron of the Melrose Trading Post for quite some time now and was very pleased to find that the east side has now found its equivalent! However, this Silverlake flea market is still clearly in its infancy. The vendors are few and much of the asphalt remains empty. I found that the name of this flea market is a bit misleading, as the vintage sellers far outnumber the craft people (I only saw 1 craft table selling greeting cards). As a big craft whore/fan, I look forward to seeing what this place will become. Even without crafts, the vintage tables were all rad and the sellers super nice. All in all, its a fun / quick lil walk around and there are some tasty dining spots nearby. I'll definitely make the long haul from the Westside to return soon for a little thrifting and beer drinking. PS Don't miss the awesome guy with the giant box of old match books. He's rad. read more

Silverlake Flea - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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I've only had great experiences as a costumer and now as a vintage vendor. Fiora is lovely to work with. So many awesome sellers here and cute costumers rolling through. And i love that it's free entry. Recommend on all accounts! read more

I love Silverlake flea. I have had such a great time vending here! Its just the right size market and I am always looking forward to Saturdays! The location is ideal and it is a beautiful place to spend the day. An inspiring group of vendors. Highly suggest supporting this market read more

My husband and I spent our weekend in LA this past weekend. I found out about the Silverlake flea market through instagram. I follow a vendor who always sells here. I really like the fact that the flea market is free!!! Most flea markets in LA cost money to go in. My overall experience here was fun, I plan on going back soon! read more

Had a fun day at this event. Eclectic mix of people. Has the homey feel of a small town village square with neighbors and families strolling, shopping, listening to music and eating tacos. A diverse range of vendors and the organizers, Fiora and Tom make everyone feel comfortable. Lots of beautiful crafts. I especially liked the booths with beautiful crystal collection, vintage clothing, hand made jewelry and ceramics, great original T-shirts and lots and lots of dogs. read more

This COULD be awesome, but I sense it's mis-run. I went back in September, and got a lot of great clothing. I live on the east coast now, so this trip I actually planned around being here on a Saturday so I could go. I checked the website first, which didn't actually say WHEN THEY HAVE IT, or WHAT TIME! But on the vendor info, it said EVERY WEEK, rain or shine. So here I am, beautiful Saturday, and the place is empty. Come on, how hard is it to post basic info on your website??? read more

Walking in you do not expect much. Looks very small and mostly food. Little did I know it was much larger then I was expecting. Many venders with cool items. The food, coffee and pastries I had were delicious . Recommend for a calm weekends morning/afternoon read more

Don't ever be a vendor in this market. I heard a lot of nasty things about the owner. She's in it for the money and doesn't care about the vendors. I know a few that sells here. In any case that you wanted to cancel, she will never give your money back. And if she doesn't like you she will put you in the middle aisle. Plus she only features the ones she feels like it on Instagram. She's a two faced person. She charges $95 for a booth compare to other markets around LA. You've been warned! read more

Drove up from behind the Orange Curtain to check this out. Had a really fun time. Yeah, it's still pretty small, but worth a look-see. Tons of vintage clothes. Perfect balance of kitsch and crap. Easy to find if you're unfamiliar with the area, easy free street parking, clean restrooms. Great way to find interesting things and spend a lovely Spring afternoon. read more

tonight is august 18 2018. this show sucks.. alot of fake hype.....terrible for dealers **dealer's... trust me on this....do not waste your money take a chance on melrose, topanga vintage(pierce college)...or even sleepy pcc ....theres no traffic....its all hype And worse, the owners never introduced themselves or said hello on their own....i spoke to them. TOTALLY UNPROFESSIONAL... DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY OR TIME read more

This is a small flea market that mainly has clothes. There's a good collection of items, however some can go for pretty expensive. I would recommend coming early because it also gets pretty crowded and prepare to dig a little. Overall, it was a nice experience. read more

A MUST experience market when in LA or even when you have nothing to do on a Saturday. I love their Joshua Tree Markets as well! For deals and one of a kind finds a must go to read more

As a customer you can probably find some good deals from the less than 20 vendors there, at least based on today's experience. These few vendors where spread out over the school lot so you have to walk a little ways to get to each stall rather than everyone just being lined up in neat rows (or one row based on the amount of people today.) As a customer don't expect to find the same vendors there each month. If you see something you like buy it. All the vendors I spoke to where first timers. A good market has regular vendors. The one star is to alert vendors to this market's downfall. There where so few customers walking through that it was a total waste of money, time and effort to vend there. Fir $45 for a 10x10 space I would expect to have a market that actually gets customers walking through not just a couple of dozen people looking for bargains or browsing and not shopping. read more

CON ARTISTS! Don't go there, and definitely don't be a vendor there. Nobody will come, there is nothing to buy. the ghetto gloss girls leave after taking the vendor's money. There are much better events going on down the street which attracts all the traffic. If you do happen to go, ask the vendor's if they have been treated well, or if they have made enough in sales to break even on showing there. Silverlake should be ashamed to have an event like this in the area... read more

Really awesome flea market! Went here with friends and we all walked away with something so different!

The art and craft fair is small and fun. If you are in the area it is worth a visit! I recently just heard from Fiora, the gal that runs the event, who is working hard at making this art and craft market a viable success. I always think it is great to support local artists a craft makers, if you think that too, this is a good place to spend a few hours and a few dollars to find some amazing crafty, arty cool things. read more

The market is rather small, but that was part of its casual, cutesy community appeal. I appreciated being able to reach each vendor and not get sucked into the place for 5 hours! There's a small parking lot set aside for shoppers on the school's premises - enter on Golden Gate. Many of the vendors have the square swipey card thing. Stop by the farmers market after, or volunteer at the school's garden if you're feeling earthy because they leave it open to guests this day. Apparently, a portion of the proceeds from the market go to program development at this awesome elementary school, so let's hope the GhettoGloss girls are not the crooks they were painted as by a previous reviewer. There was some one of a kind stuff - gorgeous blankets from India, WWII mail bags, metal bottle openers made from disarmed nuclear weapons, records, fragrances, handmade jewelery. Excellent ideas for xmas gifts. Go with a positive attitude, chat the vendors up, and enjoy your Saturday. read more

What a great mix of vendors here. Unique finds, hip and happening! Will come when in LA again for sure! Definitely not to be missed...

Holy Wow! I found 2 really great pairs of vintage denim and a couple really great tops! So much to look through! This flea is AMAZING and the food truck there was perfect for a snack to refuel for more vintage digging. So happy! Will be back for more goods, seems like there are a lot of rotating vendors as well as quite a few solid regular venders! read more

This is a cute little craft fair/swap meet type of event that is once a month. They had 3 or 4 food trucks, which is always a PLUS in my book. I know one of the trucks was the Machete Tacos and I can't remember the others. The best part was a live band playing music - they were GREAT! I didn't get their name, but good music, small event and good food is always a positive experience for me. read more