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The Best Flea Markets and Thrift Stores in Las Vegas

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Beyond the neon lights and the nightclubs of the Las Vegas Strip is a trove of treasures to find, hidden away in the local flea markets and thrift shops. Check out some of the best places to find antiques and baubles in Las Vegas. Did you know – Culture Trip now does bookable, small-group trips? Pick from authentic, immersive Epic Trips, compact and action-packed Mini Trips and sparkling, expansive Sailing Trips.

Fantastic Indoor Swap Meet

It’s easy to spend an entire afternoon at the Fantastic Indoor Swap Meet. Located on the west side of Las Vegas, it has a range of goods, from toys to original art work, available for purchase, and you’ll find an especially wide selection of toys, watches, and handbags in the front of the showroom. The best part of this swap meet is the back section, where the furniture and artwork vendors set up. It’s quiet, cool, and offers visitors a little break from the constant buzz of activity in the front of the venue.

Fantastic Indoor Swap Meet, 1717 S Decatur Blvd, Las Vegas, NV, USA, +1 702 877 0087

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Broadacres Marketplace

Shopping at Broadacres Marketplace can last all day if you want it to. Broadacres, which calls North Las Vegas home, features approximately 300 local food and retail vendors. There’s live music almost every weekend, and food options range from traditional barbecue to Mexican cuisine. Entry to the marketplace is only two dollars, and children are free with a paid adult.

Broadacres Marketplace, 2930 N Las Vegas Blvd, North Las Vegas, NV, USA, +1 702 642 3777

Tokyo Discount

For anime fans and cosplayers, Tokyo Discount is the place to go. There are four locations throughout Las Vegas, making it an easy shop to get to no matter where you’re staying in the city. You can find Hello Kitty backpacks, designer chopsticks, stationery, figurines, cooking utensils, as well as snacks and other food items such as furikake and soy sauce.

Tokyo Discount, 6475 N. Decatur Boulevard, Suite 120, Las Vegas, NV, USA, + 1 702 431 8333

Glam Factory Vintage

Another shop to visit during your trip to Las Vegas is Glam Factory Vintage. You’ll find Glam Factory in the same vicinity as Retro Vegas and half a mile from the Burlesque Hall of Fame. This colorful little boutique offers clothing and accessories items for both men and women and is a great place to stop in on your way to the Arts Factory or Fremont Street.

Glam Factory Vintage, 211 E Colorado Ave, Las Vegas, NV, USA, +1 702 443 0131

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Eastern Indoor Swapmeet

The Eastern Indoor Swapmeet, open since 1990, is a beloved member of the Las Vegas community. This flea market, located on the east side of the city, offers jewelry, toys, clothes, shoes, and stereo equipment for incredibly low prices, and it also features food and live entertainment. Admission is free, but cash is the only accepted form of payment at this swap meet, so be prepared before you visit.

Eastern Indoor Swapmeet, 1560 N Eastern Ave, Las Vegas, NV, USA, +1 702 399 3433

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