The Best Flea Markets in Boston

The SoWa Open Market features live music, a beer hall, and hundreds of vendors, and is open every Sunday from May to October. It has over 75 artisans selling handmade goods, a farmer’s market, and plenty of local food trucks. During the winter months, be sure to check out the three-day Winter SoWa Festival, complete with carolers, winter cocktails, and unique gifts.

The South End Open Market is the mecca of flea markets. Located at Ink Block, the market is actually three separate bazaars partnered together – Arts Market, Foot Truck Market, and the South End Farmer’s Market. There are over 100 local art vendors, more than 60 delicious food stands, and 15 local food trucks. Dreams do come true! The market is open every Sunday from May to October.

Can’t keep all the SoWa’s and the South End markets straight? Not a problem as it’s worth exploring all three! All located within a 10-minute walk from each other, they each offer unique goods. The SoWa Vintage Market is located next to SoWa Open Market and is one of the few markets open year-round. Full of fashion, jewelry, art, and décor treasures, it’s a perfect place to wander around and find fresh finds for all seasons. Open every Sunday from 10 am to 4 pm.

The Cambridge Antique Market is open Tuesday through Sunday and has over 150 vendor spaces on five floors. Check out this beautiful space for collectibles, artwork, furniture, and more, and don’t forget to look at the mural outside. The antique market also has a location down on Cape Cod in Provincetown.