It's that time of the month again where everyone knows what's going on in Pasadena. Second Sunday…read moreof each month rain or shine. The crowds all flocked out to the rose bowl to score on amazing pieces and clothing. A massive flea market that takes a while to complete. Broken down to three section. First or the main, it's wrapped around the stadium which tends to be pretty much everything. Then you have the section right next to it which caters to furniture. If you're looking to score good pieces, they do have an early bird entry time. But standard is 8-3 pm. And lastly, over the bridge is where the clothes tends to be. There, you'll find literally everything. Just have to search for whatever you're looking for. Prices varies with the vendors. Some are majors scores but you may have to dig through piles of clothes. While others are way pricey. Some pieces are like wtf, how is that 150 dollars....lol... But there's alway something to find. Pretty much all vendors take all sort of payment now. Some offer bags for you but bring your own incase. They have food carts and drinks but it is a bit on the steep side. Entrance fee is about 15.00 plus service fee online. Everything is done online now versus prior when you can pay cash. There's loads of parking in the lot. If you're looking for closer to the entrance, there's a paid lot. Street parking is also available but did noticed that a certain section has now become non stop area. Monthly treasure hunts is always on the calendar. Angelenos love the second Sunday of the month.

Great for people watching. The serious buying all happens before the sun even rises. Prices are…read moreelevated above other markets due to the size and frequency of. Overall a fun time to walk around if it's not too hot out. Can be unpleasant during summer months due to lack of shade and heat. Go and see the beat items but keep the wallet closed.

First time there today. Love that parking is free if you actually find a spot. Free to get in which…read moreis also a plus. Lots of clothes, jewelry and watches. Many of the vendors are super friendly which is also a plus, I'll walk away quick if you don't greet me or "watch" over me when I'm just trying to look. It's not super big but there's enough vendors to keep you busy.

I don't go to a lot of flea markets but this place was just ok. They had a bunch of vintage stuff…read moreif you are into that. Didn't have much stuff that was interesting to me but hey it might just be me.

The more affordable of the Pasadena fleas. Easy to park location with many bathrooms available. Not…read moreas extravagant as the Rose Bowl but more quirky. A lot of the same vendors that frequent Long Beach and Topanga along with the Rose Bowl. I've found this and Long Beach to be fun all day treks. Seem to always find better odds and ends in the garage. There's a secondary area for vendors across the tennis courts a short walk either along the sidewalk or behind the tennis courts. Great for shopping or people watching. Use the QR code to park is there's a line at the machine.

Park on the surrounding streets but watch your time and read the signs well…read more This is a fantastic once a month event held at Pasadena City College parking lots and structure. There are vendors that sell the same things you find at every open air market such as cheap jewelry and resellers of online products. But there are some unique and true vintage items you just have to know your stuff and look. There are food and drink vendors on site, getting a large cup of refreshing cucumber lemonade to walk around with is the best.

Everyone had the same things. Amazon returns. Overpriced. Left without buying anything.read more

First time here and it is one block long, mostly filled with clothing, character tee shirts and the…read morelike. There was a nice plant place, vintage specs and a few vintage home goods. Many of the vendors had racks with items $5 or $10 or $20, which seems reasonable. We took the opportunity to stroll Old Town and stop by Warby Parker while we were there. We found street parking $1.50/hr. about a block away.

If you want to see or be seen in LA... this is the spot to be!…read more Ever wondered what's trendy or fashionable in SoCal? Melrose will let you know as soon as you arrive. Parking is easy to find as they provide valet parking which is marketed as free, but realistically tip-based. Entrance fee is less than $10 which is much cheaper than the Rose Bowl Flea Market. There is a good variety of booths from candles and crystals to vintage clothing and underrated designers. The prices range from very cheap ($1-$5 clothes) all the way up to hundreds of dollars for rare finds. The sellers are very casual and chill which makes shopping here a fun experience. There is also art and furniture here and the Grove is walking distance from this place. Erewhon is also a couple blocks away. Overall, this is the perfect spot for any tourist visiting LA wanting to experience the lovely sunny weather. It is also a great place to kill time on a Sunday and people watch (with sunglasses preferably).

Cute flea market with a variety of clothing, jewelry, and craft vendors…read more Food options are limited & just okay; nothing that makes me want to return, but worth checking out once. Admission is $6 or $7 I believe. Not sure about on-site parking, but there's plenty of metered parking nearby.

I'm so glad we were able to experience this incredible market with dark crafts and oddities from…read morearound the nation. We purchased the VIP tickets which allowed us entrance into the market two hours before everyone else. Considering how packed it became, I am grateful we had those couple of hours to visit all the tables before crowds started to form. Prices range from $ to $$$ and expect amazing artistic creations ranging from jewelry/clothing to taxidermy and even human bone art (yes it's legal). My favorite was a break in case of emergency shadow box with all the weaponry needed to fight vampires. There were musical performances and the bar was open for business. The Globe Theater had 4 levels of artisans and the lighting was good enough to see everyone's wares. Overall it was a great, haunting and esoteric experience.

The Oddities Flea Market is a gothic / dark culture vendor market that originated on the east…read morecoast. It is curated by Ryan and Regina Cohen. September 2018 was the first Oddities Flea Market and it was returned again May 18 and 19th of 2019. The vendors here are one of kind ranging from taxidermy to clothing to art prints. Some of the brands represented here are well known while others are smaller, independent artists and labels. Due to the overwhelming success of the inaugural Oddities Flea Market in September 2018, the Cohens made the second Oddities span over 2 days which included VIP entry tickets and an exclusive after party (separate ticket entry). This really needs to be a visual review to truly see what this experience is like, visit Oddities Flea Market in instagram and explore the Oddities Flea Market hashtag to see more. Welcome to Los Angeles! Here's to many more shows!

This store is combined with the Mystic Museum and consists of multiple rooms, with some interactive…read moreexhibits in the store itself so visitors can engage with these experiences without buying a ticket to the actual museum on site (though I recommend checking out the museum too). Lots of monster themed merchandise for sale, skeletons, halloween snack bowls, Stranger Things cookbook, novelty accessories, evil character masks, dead insect and animal displays, creepy sculptures, and of course photo ops galore, like the camp horror boat scene with Jason Voorhees.

Definitely a cool store if you like oddities, macabre, and some spooky goodies. I came in with some…read morefriends and we browsed around the store for a good while as there is a lot to see. If you are into horror and such this is definitely a spot you would like. There are a variety of items to purchase here. Some are more run of the mill mass produced items like candles, purses, slippers, books and such. While other items were clearly thrifted and one of a kind or vintage. Very neat to have that kind of a variety. For example you can get a $20 skill candle or a $400 old operating table. See what I mean? It's definitely a great store to browse around. I easily spent 20 minutes just looking between their three rooms. The reason I did dock one star though is that while it was fun to browse, it's not necessarily my kind of merch. To each their own. Even more so I did find some of the prices to be a little high, maybe it's just me. One example I could give was I found a pretty simple necklace with a bat and heart that I've literally seen a hundred times over at Claire's. That necklace easily is about $7 or so, but here they were selling it for $35. I get they need to make a profit but the quality wasn't there and it was giving child's costume jewelry at a more expensive price. Surely they need to make the rent and knowing that a lot of people who come in are more so "just looking around" it makes sense prices need to be adjusted. A final positive to end on a good note is that the staff are absolutely lovely here. There were multiple staff working which I appreciated. Everyone was very very nice and welcoming. I love their passion for this store and enthusiasm. Nice people work here and I'm glad there is a store like this around for those who can truly appreciate what it has to offer.

müsh is a charming little shop in Silverlake, adjacent to several shops and restaurants on…read moreSilverlake Blvd. The primary focus is on crystals, gems and jewelry. However, I would consider this more generally a gift shop, because you can find a wide variety of items. müsh had a charming collection of woodcut-style cards for sale, one which I grabbed for a friend. I also spent quiet a bit of time looking at their interesting jewelry collection, including a parure of silver/brass and garnet jewelry. They cary quite a bit of jewelry featuring silver and semi-precious gems. There were also a number of geodes that were set and ready to use as objet d'art in your home, including citrine and amethyst. There was also a variety of paintings for sale: this place has a lot of things for home decor, especially for such a small shop. Definitely worth a stop in Silverlake.

Thank you Team MUSH! Holiday shopping 2023 was a breeze…read morethanks to your carefully curated gallery/shop. The consideration you've put into choosing gifts suiting a myriad of tastes makes showering the folks we love, fun & achievable. Your store took the T out of Task 'cause all I had to do was ASK! Sometimes finding the perfect surprise can be overwhelming. Not at MUSH. Instead of hitting a wall after the gals & fluids were shopped for, I was able to shop for all of the men & boys on our list at your place. Done! Our home is filled with the warmth of your ceramics, paintings & crystals. Happily, so many of our family & friends point & sigh with delight when hanging out here, so making their wishes come true is easy with MUSH.