We had a beautiful morning to check out City Flea for the first time! We picked up a cold brew and fresh donuts then people watched as we waited for our family to arrive. Everyone we encountered from attendees to vendors were all friendly and laid back. There were plenty of cool flea market clothing finds but we were mostly attracted to the art, much of which had Cincinnati themes. Our daughter and her boyfriend just moved into a new place, and they got a few pieces of unique art, including a Findlay Market painting, to hang on their walls. Washington Park was well maintained and clean. There were lots of park benches and the shade from the big trees added to the ambiance. The flea market was a great way to spend an hour or so. read more

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Cool vibe on a perfect day. Lots of interesting things to look at vintage and new. We grabbed a couple art pieces. Had a coffee and fresh doughnuts. Love the way Music Hall views. read more

City Flea - Great views of music hall over the booths. - Flea Markets Near Me - Cincinnati, Ohio

I had no idea that this was a quarterly event!! I am glad that I was able to experience it for the holidays, despite the cold weather (luckily the sun was out so that helped a great deal). The vendor options were a good variety and just the right amount to cover all of them in the temperatures we all had to endure walking around. Kudos to all the vendors who braved that cold weather. Washington Park is a great location to host it and I look forward to attending one during the warmer months. read more

Stumbled on this yesterday and enjoyed it so much. Lots of arts, food, crafts and vintage clothing. Great family fun, and many families brought their dogs as well. Live music was an added touch. Weather was perfect for this event, and on this year thats not a given. It almost felt "normal" as people are finally getting out again. Can't wait for this to happen again. read more

What isn't to like?! Food trucks, local goods, art, live music, and a lovely park! I apparently happened to be here during Art on Vine as well, which effectively doubled the size of the event. Things that weren't great: -The City Flea is in Washington Park. THIS IS NOT WHERE THE YELP ADDRESS TAKES YOU. -Yelp makes it look like I happens every weekend, but I have been told that it is actually once a month. I lucked out, it seems! -You need drink tickets to get a beverage of *any* kind at the bars/drink vendors that are not food trucks. They are sold in $5 increments. This made getting a single soda frustrating. Still, despite the annoyances, overall it seems like a great event! read more

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Along with the regular flea (which has quadrupled in size) is a children's market. The weather is perfect today for both the market and water features. Many food trucks here today too. read more

City Flea - The water features are full of happy kids - Flea Markets Near Me - Cincinnati, Ohio

Not sure why it's taken my so long to check out the City Flea in Washington Park but I finally got around to it last weekend. This flea was awesome. It's called a flea but it's really more of an arts/crafts/food fest. There are food trucks all over this flea, a lot of which I recognized and really wanted to try, but alas we had just had a huge breakfast so maybe next time. The vendors that were there had some really cool and interesting stuff. I picked up a shirt from one of the many shirt vendors. They were surprisingly pretty cheap. There is also a whole section with crafts and games for kids, and also a bunch of vendors there selling stuff made by the kids. We picked up a really cute tea cup candle..it was just adorable and really inexpensive. We walked around for a while, the atmosphere here makes you want to just stroll around and check everything out. Also, Findlay Market is only a couple blocks away, so you can really make a nice late morning early afternoon out of all of it. read more

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The city flea is one of my favorite weekend activities in Cincinnati! I love seeing everyone gather in Washington Park for this event. The vendors have some amazing jewelry, crafts, art and just general goods. I know I can always pick up unique jewelry and gifts when I head to the City Flea. The food trucks are also a major plus after you've been shopping around for a while. The City Flea really has something for everyone, even if you just grab some amazingly delicious food. read more

The City Flea is one of the coolest flea markets in Cincinnati, started a few years ago, the creators, husband & wife were inspired by the NYC flea markets & brought to Cincinnati. City Flea runs May - October at Washington Park with a holiday market in December (December 15 market was so warm, like a summer day), I always run into friends, co-workers, people I haven't seen in a while at City Flea. The vendors are top notch, you can find truly unique Cincinnati crafted items at City Flea, plus they have DJ, the food trucks are out & Washington Park usually have a bar or two open to enjoy a local craft beer while you're shopping - make a day out of it in OTR. read more

I can't wait until next month's City Flea so I can participate more in it! I only had time to do "window" shopping before I left for Bike + Dine, but I took a ton of business cards so I know what to get next time! Hand-spun yarn, up-cycled tee shirts, food food food... I want it all. The setting and locale couldn't be better: in front of the Cincinnatus mural on Central and Vine. A+ location! It felt close-knit and intimate without being chaotic and stuffy. The weather held up just perfectly for City Flea #1 - I'll be back for #2! read more

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On the third Saturday of each month, City Flea sets up shop in Washington Park. Dozens of vendors line the event lawn in tents, with food trucks parked along the street, live music and street performers. It's like a giant Etsy store outdoors (and we all know us Etsy addicts could benefit from some sunlight.) My favorite thing about City Flea is running into friends. It's like the Cheers of street fairs. You'll see your friends that biked from Downtown, pals that drove in from the suburbs, folks having family picnics, or even your favorite local bartender taking in the event. Included are a hefty variety of shops, from vintage clothing, to pop art coasters, gourmet chocolates, kitschy jewelry, repurposed decor, and much, much more. Some of my favorite vendors include: - Lily In Flux - The Lovely Teaspoon - Sadistic Mistress - Chocolats Latour - Riff Raff Initiative - VintageLiz - Streetpops - Coffee Emporium and their "blend while biking" coffee drinks. (My drink is also $1.00 cheaper than if I get it at the flagship store!) While most stores have gotten savvy to accepting credit cards, it's always smart to bring plenty of cash, especially smaller bills. City Flea is an all-day event, so you won't run into swarms of people. The most common time to visit is around 1:00pm, however the best items, of course, are out for sale at 10:00am. read more

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What a good time and an amazing turn out. Plenty of local artists and culinary wizards where on board today. First thing I did was track down the Yelp booth and was greeted by yelps own Kaite W. Walking around I found plenty of things to interest me. 2 booths down was a lady who quit her corporate job of 15 years to start making pet treats. I can honestly say she is doing a good job because im watching my cats and dog mow down on them right now. Food was also a big part of the event. I enjoyed a StreetPops Popsicle and a quesadilla from Turophilia, Turophilia is one of Cincinnati's great down-town food carts. There where also multiple appearances by some Findlay market familiars such as taste of Belgium waffles (trust me, you could smell it from a mile away).The whole event played out on a background of muisc from a nameless dj. We will call him DJ funkyfresh. Local art was in abundance today. Everything from jewelry to animals made out of old scrap metal. I counted at least 3 booths with vintage and reclaimed materials art. All in all, it was a great event and I look forward to the next one. read more

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Finally got the opportunity to go to City Flea. It was very organized. Loved the vendors, food & drinks. Bring cash, not sure all the vendors accept credit cards. Very much a dog friendly venue. The DJ was a nice touch. It was a beautiful day, and everyone had the same idea. We had to drive around around a bit (about 10 min) for parking because the lots were full. Not that big of a deal. read more

How have I not written a review for my favorite Summertime pastime? The City Flea has a longer run than just summer, but it is my favorite thing to do with my boyfriend and my pup on those summer afternoons. I remember when it first started, and it has now blossomed into one of the coolest and most innovative events in Cincinnati. The set up is simple and modest. Tons of vendors come out to showcase their awesome local talents. Whether it be crafts, drinks, delicious foodie finds, or clothing this place has it all. We usually eat lunch from one of the local food trucks, or the pizza wagon. Sometimes there are a few surprises like a sno cone vendor that sneaks in there. Every time is different, fun and exciting. A great place for kids, and families too. If you are a fan of supporting local businesses like I am check this place out. It is unique, quirky, fun, and one heck of a way to spend a Saturday afternoon. read more

This is not your standard flea market, folks. And anything taking place in Washington Park is sure to be awesome--that is a scientific fact. There was more than ample space for vendors to set up shop among the green space in Cincinnati's hottest park. These vendors included a number of artists, designers, and crafters, which were selling a plethora of apparel, jewelry, antiques, furniture, photography, artwork, and home décor. In addition to the multitude of vendors in attendance, a number of food trucks were present, which made shopping on an empty stomach a worry of the past. It was a bit like shopping at the trendiest mall your mind could think up: being able to tangibly shop at all of your favorite Etsy shops with the coolest and yummiest food court you could imagine, as the variety of retail options was diverse and plentiful, as well as all in the same common space. Some notes: There were a lot of vendors, but there weren't too many, which made it feasible to make it through all of them within an hour. A few more wouldn't hurt, but more than that would be too many. Speaking of a lot of vendors: there were a number of food trucks and I finally got to try C'est Cheese. I got the Cheesy Wonder while Date opted for the Bee Sting. Mine was really good as far as standard grilled cheeses go, but the Bee Sting was much better. I know what I'm getting next time. I also got to enjoy the Churro Gelato from Dojo (which is becoming a new favorite), as well as the Mmmmm Oreo cupcake from the SugarSnap! dessert truck. Brother even made it down for the occasion and got to try a Wheelsburger from Café de Wheels. (He loved it. I knew he would.) Admittedly, I didn't feel like I could take my time meandering through each of the tents. That wasn't too big a deal, though, as I'm typically pretty impatient and don't like lollygagging when it comes to shopping anyway. It's just not really my thing and I have to be in the mood to do thorough perusing. But yeah, I need to go when I feel like taking my time looking through and don't feel like I'm rushing myself. I bought another vintage camera to add to my small collection. I got a really wonderful throwback Polaroid and shopped locally in the meantime. Win/win. The weather could not have been more perfect. In the shade it was breezy and wonderful and in the sun it was pretty warm. This is my first post where I got to share my experience with my nephew. Seeing him among the crowd and enjoying himself in the fountains at Washington Park was awesome. I'm so thankful that he will grow up being able to experience all of the awesome that Cincinnati has to offer. City Flea was a fantastic reminder of how wonderful, fun, and hip our city is and is continues to become. I repeat: this is not your standard flea market, folks. read more

What an amazing event in Washington Park. Attended this past weekend and it was the perfect day for an outdoor flea market. Lots of vendors and LOTS of people. If you don't mind the crowds and rooting through some cool vintage or handmade stuff, you'll find something you love. If you're looking for any cool local Cincinnati-related art or off-beat cheap t-shirts, you're especially in the right place. Plus, they have delicious food trucks out the wazhoo, so you can eat, drink, and be merry! read more

As a Southerner, I've spent many an afternoon at flea markets. I can affirmatively say that City Flea is not that kind of flea market, in the traditional sense. City Flea is probably closer to a niche craft fair. Many small business owners with side craft type items that one might find on Etsy. Most stuff is new or handmade. A few vendors have used "vintage" items at the expected "vintage" mark-up. There are also a few food vendors serving a variety of items & treats. The square footage is really pretty small with no onsite parking. Side street is generally not a problem during a Saturday near Central, though. Prices are relatively high, as well. If you think of a flea market as a place for a huge variety of new, but mostly used goods with tons of junk and a few gems worth hunting for, this is not your place. City Flea is much closer to a craft fair or a spot for retailers to have a small booth with some items from a shop. Well worth a browse on a Saturday afternoon, but do not set expectations towards a traditional flea market. read more

This isn't a flea market, not the kind you're thinking of. It's a hipster craft market in the park and that's not a bad thing. It is an opportunity to check out small, local businesses and see their wares. Each time you go, it might be a little different. There are a few people selling vintage stuff, but the mark up made me choke a little and I go to the "antique" fairs around here so I'm not completely out of touch. With it being in Washington Park, it was a great way to spend a Saturday strolling through the booths and then hitting up any of the various food trucks for a treat to enjoy at the park. read more

I experienced my very first City Flea last weekend, and I loved it! The City Flea takes over Washington Park and fills it with local artists, craftsmen, and food vendors for all of your browsing and shopping needs! I brought my puppy with me, and we walked around enjoying all of the shopping. We found some really cool jewelry, art for my walls, and a good selection of cool vintage items (clothing and decor) as well. The prices vary by vendor, but I would say they're all very reasonable considering that these are small, local businesses that you're supporting. Come hungry! There's plenty of food trucks, and they even sell beer here for about $6. If beer's not your thing, there's plenty of places to get coffee, soda, or juice. The bathroom situation isn't that great...There are bathrooms in Washington Park, but since the park gets really busy during City Flea, I would say to plan ahead and know that you're going to have to wait in a long line. If you're looking for cool-looking affordable artwork for your house or home made Etsy-ish jewelry, this is the place to be! read more

For any of you Etsy-a-holics...welcome to a living breathing non-virtual Etsy! The City Flea is a celebration of all things local, handmade and hand-picked. I actually was only able to make it to the 'Factory Flea' at the American Can Lofts this season, but I hear it was a great representation of what City Flea has to offer. First off if you are a fan of local food, you WILL find it at City Flea...and may even discover some places you didn't know about. All my favorite food trucks were there. I got to sample some really delicious handmade chocolate as well as getting to taste my first ever 'StreetPop.' Can you say peach beer flavored popsicles? A-MAZINGLY YUM! Many local vendors lined the giant docking area of the American Can Lofts, along with a DJ towering over the crowd on one of the old factories platforms. Everything from handmade hair accessories, vintage fashions, gardening supplies, home decor and much much more can be found at the City Flea. As to be expecting things are slightly more pricey than something you might find at Wal-Mart, but you are paying for the charm of something homemade as well as supporting local businesses which seems worthy of a couple extra bucks to me. City Flea is truly a crafter's dream. I would love to have my own booth here someday. Can't wait to see what next season has to offer! read more

I don't think there is a better example of the turnaround that has taken place in OTR than the City Flea. Washington Park is the perfect setting. GREAT parking... just park under the park! Walk around and check out vendors that would otherwise never get this sort of exposure showing off their wares. The whole park smells like the most wonderful, eclectic restaurant ever with a collection of Cincinnati's finest food trucks lining 14th Street on the north side of the park. Valet bike parking! Dogs all over the place. In my wildest dreams I never thought I'd see such a pleasant, bucolic setting in OTR. Great date destination! Hit a food truck or two. Stroll around the park checking out the widest variety of artisan goods you'll find in the area. Hit up Findley Market for the best groceries in town or just hit one of the many gourmet quality restaurants that have sprung up in the most vibrant urban renewal in the country! OTR is a huge part of our history and an absolute gem that we should all take pride in. Come support your friends and neighbors and have a blast while doing it! read more

We had a good time at City Flea. Good, not great. This is one of those events where most everyone there is just a little too stuck on their own talent and just a little too hip for their own good. I saw a TON of very impressive work - paintings, photography, jewelry, etc. The problem was the pricing. I understand this is someone's livelihood and they need to pay the rent but come on! For me, it was a bit much. In short, let me just say that there were many things I would have bought for $50 that were priced at $250. Everyone was very friendly and happy to answer questions and engage with passersby. There was live music, kind of a main stage and second stage situation, with talented groups and individuals on both. The food trucks were all lined up along the edge of Washington Park, and that was about it for food options. Taste of Belgium had a booth with waffles - amazing! Hudepohl was there with beers - yes please! Otherwise, not a ton of food. I'm told this is a new location for City Flea and that they're "working out the kinks", so we'll be back. Our lil girl had a BLAST in the water feature there (multiple fountains that go on and off at intervals and a "waterfall" of steps). There's a huge playground area, too. Parking is nice and cheap in the garage underneath, too. read more

What a fun way to spend a Saturday afternoon, browsing local crafts, trying the food trucks, listening the to the music, picking up a couple eclectic additions to your home. And when you're there, you will surely run into someone you know-- even if you just moved to the city. For food, you can enjoy freshly baked pizza, delicious juicy burgers, Taco Azul tacos, grilled cheese, Taste of Belgium Waffles, and of course-- Streetpops! Coffee Emporium has a "blend while biking" setup which is a novelty. Be sure to bring plenty of cash, because you never know what you'll find, and it can go quickly. read more

Stopped by here yesterday per suggestion of Yelp events calendar and I was so happily surprised. Everything here reminded me of the NYC holiday markets... with less holiday stuff. There's lots of repurposed designwares & interior products, along with vintage clothing. There's also places where you can pick up grooming products if your man has a rocking beard. Some of my favorite things? Soap products made from goatmilk? Yussssssssss. Even better were the two cute little baby goats that were in a pen. They were hugging next to the fan because it was hot outside but they started playing later. SO cute. Another great booth was the Wishywashi.com japanese paper tape booth. They have an extensive number of designs and it looks amaaaaaaaaaazing. It's perfect for gift wrapping, giving it as a gift, or scrapbooking! Also check out the 419 Trading Co (Not sure if they'll be there in the fall). They have Hawaiian Vacation scented candles that REALLY remind you of Hawaii. Oh & Dojo Gelato is here! Try that out too--so worth! Although there's a parking lot, I would suggest parking by Court street in front of Kroger's. It gets really crowded, and the walk isn't too bad. That's what my boyfriend and I did and we were able to avoid all the streetcar construction and traffic going on in that area. tl;dr parking is a pain, but everything else is wowzers. BABY GOATS! read more

I managed to make it to the City Flea towards the middle of the day, when it was really hot, and the lot seemed really crowded. I'm going to disagree with Alex and say that it did seem too crowded, and definitely too small of a space. The idea is great. The vendors were great. There was clothing and food and crafts and people and dogs and babies (who are also people) and fun stuff...but there just wasn't much space. It was almost to the point where it was hard to actually shop because there were too many people everywhere. Which is a great problem to have, but a tricky one to solve. In any case, it was mostly wonderful, and I have a sneaking suspicion that I will be back next month, particularly since I will have a friend in from out of town and it seems like the perfect compliment to Findlay Market on a "show those outsiders how awesome we are" kind of day. Or even just a "enjoy for myself how awesome we are" kind of day. read more

The City Flea is an awesome shopping experience and has been in various spots around the city such as the AmeriCan Lofts in Northside and the new Washington Park downtown. I went to the October City Flea at the AmeriCan Lofts. It had not one huge room but two of nifty high-end thrift store finds, locally made jewelry, cute tall boots, and random odds and ends like interesting coasters, tikki cups, retro lamps etc. Its like sketchy Antique mall meets hipster chic. They also have food trucks outside like Tuorophilia Quesadillas (spelling?) and Fireside Pizza (which I wish both of these accepted credit cards no excuse now with the new technology I think) but both fantastic choices for a happy mouth. Get there early for no line or wait, it can get hectic around lunch time in the outside food truck line. Also, Queen City Cookies has a really cute truck, if you're not in the mood for something sweet, at least let your eyes ogle the kitschy painted truck. Right inside the main room they also have Coffee Emporium like always, and I always go. Its nice to carry around a coffee or in my case Hot Chocolate with a shot of espresso while browsing - and they do accept credit cards. There is also strange 70's afro-beat and jazzy music played by Sebastian on a platform looking down in the huge ceilinged space; a very nice add-on to the ambiance. Last time, the other huge room had oversized art, this time it had things like one booth of just glittery dresses, a Diet Coke lounge (with free Diet Coke), some strange slightly perverse jewelry booth using crystals ( I liked it) and some other neat stuff. Bottom line, its a good time. And their is no entry fee like some "Traditional" flea markets and what have you's. (Although, it could have used less booths selling necklaces made from old keys.) read more

This past Saturday was my first City Flea and while it was initially a lot smaller than I was expecting, I managed to find a treasure there that was well worth the trip. Once you start walking around, there are actually a good number of vendors packed into a relativly small space--the only downside being that many booths were too full of people to actually shop. Hopefully this just means it's a popular event and will expand soon! Booths include vintage furniture & clothing, handmade clothes & accessories, and jewelry and there's a good selection of local food vendors represented as well, including (on this visit): Cafe de Wheels, the quesadilla food truck, Coffee Emporium, a pizza stand, frozen treats, ice tea, etc. It's fun just to browse around and plan on eating lunch there and overall, it's just a cool, urban community feel (even for those of us who actually live in the suburbs, but want to feel a part of city!). My parking tip would be the meters on Court between Vine and Walnut ($2 for 2 hours and pay with CC). read more

This is a review for the City Flea held at Washington Park in OTR for the month of July. My mom, sister, two nephews and I packed in the car and headed down to the city flea and to check out Washington park on a lovely Saturday. We arrived around 1030 and the place was hopping, the food trucks were all set up as were all the booths for the official city flea to begin. After playing a few hours in the park my nephews got hungry so we grabbed a hot dog from a booth and navigated around the city flea checking out different tents, it was really cool. Sure this is meant for hipsters and I am not one of them, but hey go down and have a fun time. read more

You know its summer time when City Flea starts back up. City Flea started on a street corner on vine but now moved to Washington Park for the the better, I cant think of a better way to spend a lazy Sunday than checking out local crafts, grabbing lunch from a food truck then sipping on some Mt.Carmel under a shade tree. read more

What a great event. I missed June's City Flea, so we booked our schedule around July's... so glad that we did. Lots of diverse vendors and great local flair. I loved Coffee Emporium's "Fender Blender"-- a bike custom made to grind coffee beans when you ride. I scored a strawberry-mint Streetpop while I browsed the wares of vintage clothiers, graphic artists, dessert vendors, and more. It was an eclectic mix, which I appreciate at. And the Gateway Quarter was having their anniversary sale at the same time, so a quick stroll down Vine Street proved even more great buys. The weather was a little warm, but at least it was sunny and not pouring buckets. There was a great crowd when I was there, around 2-3pm. City Flea is a great addition to my neighborhood, and I hope if they expand they still stay near OTR! read more

A fun kitschy place to go on the random weekend of the month! Will be a bit sad when fall comes because it doesn't look like they have anything scheduled going forward. It's a bit smaller than other flea markets I have been to, like an awesome flea in Santa Cruz, Cali that they did every week at the Capitola drive-in so I would love to see it bigger and more frequent, like on the greenspace across Central Parkway and the giant Jim Tarbell parking lot, but it just started this year and is a fantastic and needed addition to the cultural scene in downtown/OTR Cincy. read more

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What a terrific event and venue! I didn't have a lot of time this afternoon, but I did walk around and looked at the variety of shops, crafts, food & beverage selections... and it was just amazing. A nice addition to Cincinnati. Lots of people, lots of activity. Can't wait to try it again next time when I can spend a bit more time. read more

City Flea gathers together an awesome group of varied & friendly vendors: vintage, crafters, designers, tasty food-makers for one Saturday a month. There were a few repeats, but for example the multiple vintage sellers had different spins and styles so it wasn't boring. So many cool things to check out, so much I wanted to take home with me every month. As a vendor myself , I think the organizers did a great job, especially with it being the first year out. My only complaint is the site is a little small, would love to see it a little bigger next year. read more

The City Flea on Saturday was such fun! It was warm and sunny early afternoon and there were food and merchandise vendor tents almost as far as the eye could see. With a DJ on the gazebo rock and pop music was being pumped all over the park which was full of happy and smiling people! All the vendors were so busy. The concessions were open but the line was shorter than I usually see which I guess is due to such incredible options available at all the food vendors and the food trucks parked on the street around the park. As usual the prices are reasonable and the food is good. I encourage sharing your food and trying as many different dishes as possible. The playground area was very peaceful making it a great enjoyment for the few families who were there. I guessed that this was due to Oktoberfest Zinzinnati 2017! I walked down there later and the vibe at the city flea was much more chilled and relaxing. The lawn of Washington Park close to the stage is currently roped off to grow grass but the people did not seem to mind with the dog park and the trees providing such inviting space on the other side of the park. There were numerous local tee-shirt and clothing vendors and local food vendors offering tasty samples like jam and kettle chips. Washington Park is so wonderfully maintained, located in the heart of OTR and just the perfect size for events like the city flea. If you have not so yet I encourage you to come join the fun. Until next time be kind to each other! read more

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The City Flea is such a unique shopping experience! The variety of vendors is always unique and I never leave empty handed. There are always great food trucks available as well. You can't beat the ambiance of Washington Park. The City Flea is worth a visit for the entire family (dog included, of course). read more

This was an amazing Flea Market! On a day trip to Cincinnati, we decided to check this out on a whim. It was much larger than I expected but obviously that meant there were a ton of amazing vendors there to check out. There were plenty of food trucks and booths to choose from as well for lunch as well as small bars set up around the outside of the main Flea area. i wish I would have had more time to check out the whole thing, but there was just so many booths and we had to leave. If your a Cincinnati resident or just passing through, definitely stop here for a while. read more

Awesome event. Love to hang out between the stands with crafts, arts, clothes etc. Always find something cool and unique. Last time I stumbled upon Ohio Valley Beard Supply, Eureka moment! The City Flea takes place at Washington Park, the heart and lung of magnificent OTR area, which offers endless breakfast/brunch/lunch/dinner/snack opportunities for every taste. There are also some food trucks lined around the park, some offering good quality food. Whenever tired of shopping/ snacking, one can sit near the fountains on the other side of the park and chill while observing kids and pets play. The City Flea can easily be an all day activity for all ages. Love it! read more

great sampling of Cinci's eclectic food scene: food trucks offering burgers, quesadillas plus wood fire pizzas, coffee emporium, Taste of Belgium. Spun vinyl provided a funky, groovy backdrop. Only thing that wasn't really too much on hand were actual flea market deals. There were a few stalls with cool finds but there needs to be a lot more since everyone was bunched up a these and there was no way to browse. I look forward to this event growing! read more

The City Flea is one of the most genius ideas in Cincinnati. Their website says they are a "curated flea market" which is a pretty good description. I have been going since it was a small group of local businesses in the parking lot at 12th & Vine, and now it has exploded to cover the entire lawn at Washington Park. The vendors are all really friendly and they do some great work from t-shirts to jewelry, from wall art to granola. Perhaps the best thing is that the perimeter of the park is lined with tasty food trucks! My only complaints are that many of the vendors are similar and there aren't enough shops that keep men interested - I'm usually ready to leave before my wife. But, those are small complaints. If you haven't checked out City Flea, get there! read more

Love this! Love the cool merchants, love the gourmet ice pops, love the crowd. Love walking around OTR on a Sunday morning when I feel a little more comfortable leaving my car. It's small and I predict they will expand to more space soon. Would love to see some farmer's markets take up space with this. This is what Cincinnati needs more of. read more