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Indoor/outdoor year-round Sunday market offering vintage clothing, furniture & jewelry, plus crafts.
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A fun experience and probably the best vintage market in New York. Yes 70% is overpriced but that’s just New York. Some sellers are very cool people and know their niche. It’s an amazing way to spend your Sunday and sellers accept Venmo or card. Also, it’s great it’s year round to enjoy. I came looking for vintage fur coat and found the one! Can be quite overwhelming the first time as it’s so much to look at. My advice is to not buy the first thing you see and shop the whole market or more and think about it and come back to it as you might find what you want at a better deal or style. Apparently the sellers stall fees proceeds goes to the school that holds the indoor portion of the market which is awesome.
Honestly could be a bit “grander” for a full day of exploring a lá rose bowl in LA.
Honestly could be a bit “grander” for a full day of exploring a lá rose bowl in LA.
This is the most wonderful place to go on a Sunday. So many deals so many vendors and beautiful things old and new and wonderful spend the day with the family
My friend and I had a fantabulous time looking at all the items available at the grand bazaar
No, this was not a flea market worth visiting.
Thought both that it would be bigger and have a better selection after reading about it before.
Most things were overpriced and the clothes were not vintage but just old and worn.
The stalls on the street outside are much nicer with more unique things.
If you want to go to a really good market, you should visit the Chelsea Flea on a Saturday, because THAT is a fantastic market with lots of unique and fantastic jewellery, paintings and clothes at really good prices.
Thought both that it would be bigger and have a better selection after reading about it before.
Most things were overpriced and the clothes were not vintage but just old and worn.
The stalls on the street outside are much nicer with more unique things.
If you want to go to a really good market, you should visit the Chelsea Flea on a Saturday, because THAT is a fantastic market with lots of unique and fantastic jewellery, paintings and clothes at really good prices.
A decent place to spend your Sundays. There wasn’t as many vendors there likely due to the rain, but it’s nice to browse and check out the stalls. There’s also an indoor thrift area in the school building.
This market is the spot to enjoy a perfect blend of art, clothing, jewelry and tchotchkes. There are vendors with vintage, antique, and handmade items from today at a huge range of price points. It’s deliciously eclectic.
Found some great vintage gold charms along with small handmade gifts. Lots of sellers took card or other app based payments but some were cash only.
Didn’t get to try the food on this visit but it seemed just as expansive. Everything looked delicious!
With both indoor and outdoor areas spanning a sizable number of booths, this is the perfect flea market to visit.
Found some great vintage gold charms along with small handmade gifts. Lots of sellers took card or other app based payments but some were cash only.
Didn’t get to try the food on this visit but it seemed just as expansive. Everything looked delicious!
With both indoor and outdoor areas spanning a sizable number of booths, this is the perfect flea market to visit.
Came back a few times. Attended on their sweets day. Had fudge, cookies, brownies and even specialty dumplings. Very large area in the school. My 9 yr old enjoyed the various tables of Knick knacks and vintage items.
Nice bazaar went on Easter Sunday in the midafternoon. There were around 50 vendors selling beautiful handmade earthenware, clothes, jewelry, furniture even fur coats. There was an area along 77th with meat and seafood- even ostrich. There are also vendors selling used goods such as clothing and miscellaneous items. There is food with Indian, Korean, burgers and many other choices. Would recommend for a nice afternoon in warm weather.
Nice bazaar went on Easter Sunday in the midafternoon. There were around 50 vendors selling beautiful handmade earthenware, clothes, jewelry, furniture even fur coats. There was an area along 77th with meat and seafood- even ostrich. There are also vendors selling used goods such as clothing and miscellaneous items. There is food with Indian, Korean, burgers and many other choices. Would recommend for a nice afternoon in warm weather.
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