Flea Markets in Massachusetts

1. SoWa Vintage Market

The SoWa Vintage Market on Harrison Avenue is arguably Boston’s favorite weekly vintage flea markets, and it draws a large crowd of bargain hunters and antique lovers who come to find rare treasures and special gifts. The seasonal hipster flea market is open every Sunday from 10:00 am from early summer through mid-fall and hosts a carefully selected range of vendors that sell a plethora of items from vintage clothing, jewelry, and rare antiques to beautiful furniture and arts and crafts.

The market also features a farmers market that sells fresh fruit, vegetables, dairy, and other fresh produce from local farmers and producers, and has plenty of delicious food trucks for hungry shoppers. The SoWa Vintage market is free to explore and offers ample parking nearby for a small fee.

SoWa Vintage Market, 450 Harrison Ave, Boston, MA 02118, Phone: 617-286-6750

2. Grafton Flea Market

One of the oldest flea markets in Massachusetts, the Grafton Flea Market boasts a vast selection of both indoor and outdoor vendors and is a perfect stop for all-weather shopping. Established in 1970, the famous market is open every Sunday from 5:00 am onwards and features acres of stalls selling all sorts of items and objects, from antiques, clothing, and jewelry to home decor, furniture, and garden gear. The Grafton Flea Market also has a busy on-site restaurant that serves all-American fare such as burgers, hot dogs, ice cream, and more. There are a small entrance fee and ample free parking for unlimited time.

Grafton Flea Market, 296 Upton Street Rt 140, Grafton, MA 01519, Phone: 508-839-2217

3. Kev's Barnyard Flea Market

Located in a historical 19th century New England-style barn with post and beam ceilings in State Street in Granby, Kev's Barnyard Flea Market is one of Massachusetts’ most popular flea markets. Established in June 2010, the market is open Wednesday through Sunday from 10:00 am and is spread over two levels, with numerous vendors selling a wealth of merchandise and unique items from antiques and vintage objects to furniture, china, and other bric-a-brac. The multi-dealer flea market co-op boasts a friendly, welcoming atmosphere and features new vendors every month, which keeps it interesting. There is ample free parking for plenty of cars in two gravel parking lots outside the venue.

Kev's Barnyard Flea Market , 185 W State St, Granby, MA 01033, Phone: 413-467-1722

4. Raynham Flea Market

Located just under an hour’s drive from downtown Boston, the Raynham Flea Market features over 57,000 square feet of space, housing more than 500 vendors who sell an array of antiques, vintage items, and collectibles. Open every Sunday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm and on Saturdays from Thanksgiving through until Christmas, the Raynham Flea Market sells a plethora of goods from vintage records and home electricals to furniture and beauty products, clothing, and jewelry. The market features both indoor and outdoor spaces, including over 10 acres of outside vendor space, where dealers are able to sell their wares on a weekly basis. Shoppers can enjoy a delicious meal at the market’s onsite restaurant or grab a snack at one of the many snack bars and food vendors around the market.

Raynham Flea Market, 480 S St W, Raynham, MA 02767, Phone: 508-823-8923

5. Marier's Antique Flea Market

Marier's Antique Flea Market in Palmer, Massachusetts is a veteran-owned, family-operated market owned by Rose and Ross. The two took over the business from their fathers, Fred Swiechowicz and Russell C. Marier, Sr., who started the market many years ago in 1979. Today, Marier's Antique Flea Market features more than 60 long-standing dealers and is well known in the area for its friendly, laid-back, “hometown” atmosphere. In addition to the wide selection of collectibles and antiques, the market also offers home cooked meals all day. Daily specials and an expanded menu can be found at the new food truck.

Marier's Antique Flea Market , 1628 Park St, Palmer, MA 01069, 401-714-3153

6. Rietta Flea Market

The Rietta Flea Market is located in Hubbardston and is easily accessed from several cities such as Worcester, Springfield, Boston, and Manchester, and Brattleboro in Vermont. Established more than 5 years ago, the Rietta Flea Market is open on Sundays from April to November (weather permitting) and hosts hundreds of dealers and vendors who sell a variety of items and goods. Visitors can find treasures from an array of goods such as home decor and vintage furniture, antiques, and collectibles to children’s toys, gardening and fishing equipment, and more.

Rietta Flea Market, 183 Gardner Rd, Hubbardston, MA 01452, Phone: 978-632-0559