The lucky flea is a different type of flea market. Most vendors sell clothes, jewelry and knick knacks. It's located behind parcel 5 on the Branca court area. There's also a lot of food trucks, some I've never seen before. Why I'm not a hater or in love with the lucky flea is because they have some really nice vendors with nice stuff but there are many over priced items and really used items I don't think should even be sold. Lastly street parking is difficult to find but have a parking lot available for $2 an hour. Over all I say check it out as something to do for fun on a relaxing Sunday read more

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The Lucky Flea has so much to offer. I love checking out all the different vendors and food trucks. It's a great event to walk around and enjoy the sights and sounds. The vibe is fun and energetic. You can tell people enjoy themselves at this event, Lots of fashionable expression to be seen by those attending. You must get your lucky flea mirror picture in each time you visit. read more

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We have been to the flea twice this summer, and each time has been a fun experience! Most booths here are way overpriced, but I can understand that there is a hefty vendor fee applied on them to be here. Although, it does make it hard to shop at most of the booths. Even though it can be pricy on each visit, we have found some great booths that we love! On our first visit, we loved the table from Victory Books. As an avid reader, it was so great to find reasonably priced used books locally! On our second trip, our favorites were Thriftedchiki and Created By Metanoia. Thriftychiki had an amazing array of stickers, Jibbitz, and various blind dates with books! Created by Metanoia, is so reasonably priced for its amazing jewelry and charms. Make sure you do their survey to get a handful of candy! On each visit, we loved the big pink mirror to take pictures with near the front! It is a must-do on every visit! We also really like the various food vendors available, although most of them are very expensive. Our favorites are the boba truck, coffee stand, and donut truck. They are fun for a snack or quick drink, but there are only four small picnic tables, so I would not plan to sit come and sit here for a meal. Lastly, I recommend that you bring a hat and water with you as standing outside in the sun on the blacktop can make you quite hot quickly. read more

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Got to experience the Flea for the first time a few weeks ago and, while I don't know if I'll attend again since I saw every person I've ever met in my life and it was overwhelming, it is AMAZING. Incredible vendors, great selection, and an awesome cross section of the community coming out to play at this well-organized and massive market. There are food trucks and coffee to enjoy while you browse, and I really appreciated the diversity of options. A great spot to find a unique gift and support local makers. If you have yet to attend, this summer is the perfect time to make your first stop. read more

What a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon in Rochester by the railroad tracks at village gate They are all set up for a beautiful warm inside location for winter at the Rochester Armory on Main St 90 plus local shops with tons of merchandise, love the food trucks Will be back soon read more

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If you like the thrill of the hunt, finding good deals on vintage items and clothing...this is not the place for you. Seems like each time I've gone, less and less stands catering towards physical media, artwork, crafts, and antique/vintage items are present. Lots of stands that sell "curated" vintage tees, jackets, pants, etc. "Flea Market" in the name is kind of a stretch. read more

What a great addition to the Rochester vintage and art scene. You could easily spend a lazy Sunday morning checking out the booths and all the fabulous fines. A variety of food trucks offer tasty bites. Parking is free and the crowds are fun. Definitely check it out read more

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When The Lucky Flea began last year, I immediately knew it would be worth the drive to Rochester. The first time I went was when I was visiting a friend and I was immediately enamored with the experience as a whole! It consists of a large group of vendors offering a wide range of things -- from handmade art to vintage clothing to unique housewares. Every vendor I've chatted with at the Flea has been so kind, it's a great way to get to know the community. I've been three times and each time I walked away with amazing articles of clothing for more than decent prices. My friend, who goes almost every time it's hosted, has been able to find amazing items both to wear and for her apartment. Each vendor is very curated, so it's not like a typical flea market where you need to really rummage through things to find something good. I'm hoping to make the drive again this summer to visit. The atmosphere of the Lucky Flea is fantastic and it's a fun way to spend a Sunday morning/afternoon. For any out-of-towners: I assure you this is a gathering worth making the drive to Rochester for. read more

The Lucky Flea - Flea Markets Near Me - Rochester, New York

Today I had such a blast visiting The Lucky Flea Market with some friends! There were many booths to look at in the lot as well as food trucks and picnic tables visitors could eat and sit at to relax between visiting the various tents. The prices vary between the booths, but there were many different options to choose from. I ended up getting a bunch of cool stuff including: a blind date with a book package (mystery/thriller), some cool book related laptop stickers, two rings, as well as some amazing earrings from a booth my friend was running! Overall, there was a little bit of everything at the market and if you visit, you are sure to find something that peaks your interest! read more

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The first location was across the street from Restaurant Good Luck. It had a lot of nice vendor's but the space got way to congested. Than they moved into the parking lot behind Village Gate and more room and vendors to be had. Lots of interesting things to check out and more room for people to roam around. I believe as the weather is getting cooler they will be at the Main Street Armory as it's an indoor location. Check all your social media channels for that info. The outdoor location does have a few food trucks and such. It a nice way to spend the Sunday thrifting with friends. Parking is pretty good or if you live in the area walk on over. read more

What a great addition to The ROC! It's exciting to see a more younger and hip flea market when growing up all we had was Avon. If you're looking for pre-loved clothing, Lucky Flea is it. If you want more vintage goodies, Avon is still it. Takes places on Saturdays near Village Gate. Very well organized and has a great amount of vendors, vintage and local made goods as well as coffee and some food. Hoping to see their vendor list grow more and more as the years go by. They also do an excellent job communicating updates and information on their social media. Parking is fairly easy. You might have to park far, but there is plenty of it! Looking forward to seeing how much it grows. read more

I had a fantastic time here and it was like a time gem. Full of everything thrifted, vintage and much more this is a non skip event you'll truly enjoy all your little finds. Incredible vendors as well! Vendors provide amazing service that is fit to who you are as a person and I truly could not get over the amazing prices on some pieces I thought I may never find around me. Be ready to spend in the best way possible this event is so fun. read more

you get to meet so many amazing people. The vendors are the sweetest people along with the shoppers. one of my favorite ways to spend a day!