I love to treasure hunt here. Yes it's chaotic, but that's a big part of the fun. I always find…read moreinteresting items at really good prices.

flea market lots of people are buying lots of people that are selling all kinds of different stuffread more

I'm a regular seller and buyer here. Staff is pretty nice and they even had an egg hunt for the…read morekiddos on kids on Easter so it was nice to have that while I had to work. Seller booth price is $20 on Saturday and $30 on Sunday.

Ah the old swap meet located at the drive in theatre in Concord…read more I grew up around here and have countless memories of both. We went on a Sunday- $1.50 per person. Back in the day it was different, at least in my mind, it was more wholesome. People selling their goods or crafts. Almost immediately I was very aware that much of the stuff I was seeing for purchase was also the reason all of our stores now have everything locked up. Cleaners, laundry soap, odd assortments of random new stuff. There were still some decent vendors. I bought a few crystals. Keep in mind you can barter here. I also very much enjoyed talking to a regular vendor there that makes and sells these adorable Mexican cowboy boots and dresses. I am going to come back to get my granddaughter a cute little outfit. There were also some isles that were just piles of crap ran by some questionable seeming folks. I actually purchased one of my rocks from one of these sellers, I got it for a dollar because it was covered in something gross. It is awesome after I cleaned it up. Glad my husband went over and looked through that pile! I would absolutely come back just to wander most likely in summer. Oh and food trucks lining the outside are the way to go if your hungry although the theatre food was open too.

Great place for some great bargains. Good atmosphere. Great place to enjoy some really cool itemsread more

Every first Sunday you can find some hidden gems at Alameda Flea. From DVD, VHS tapes, rustic…read morepaintings, clothing, rugs to beer steins - there is no shortage of items. However, the parking situation can be quite tedious when arriving after 10am. The entrance fee varies based on the time you come in, with the most expensive being when they open at 6am ($20). My family and I got there around 11am and it was a $10 entrance fee. They do allow re-entries so long as you get a handstamp before exiting. Today was my first time visiting and I was taken aback by how pricey a lot of items were - especially the clothing. Many were priced higher than new items. The food vendors present were underwhelming. We had Donna's Tamales and it was quite bland and overpriced. They charged me $18 for 2 corn chili tamales. My husband and I had hoped to find some items for our new spot, but left empty handed. Not sure I will be back for how marked up the items were.

this market is small but great!! great pricing!! excellant selection!! and the vendors are…read morewonderfull!! chelle

$50 to sell, not great foot traffic, DON'T bring high end items. Bring your own table, bag for…read moretrash, noting comes with your $50. Pro - in town

When nothing is the same and everything is closed, the few remaining vendors, musicians and artists…read morethat continue to sale their wares, burn incense and play live music give me nostalgia, and small comfort that some things may never change, The Flea Market is a fraction of what it used to be, the years and times have not been kind to it, sad to see it go.

I used to go to this often before the pandemic and was in the area today, so I stopped by when I…read moresaw the sign The sign is about all that's left. There might've been five tables. No food, no performance no music. Hope it comes back

The French Market Marin reminds me of the summer street markets in Nice and L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue…read more Not because the items for sale are French, but due to the atmosphere. Hunting through tables overflowing with vintage finds, textiles, pottery, jewelry, and home goods, plus the sport of bargaining with vendors. Some prices felt too high, but it's free to attend, worth a visit and there were still finds. I found unique vintage silver jewelry at fair prices, and several sellers had priced to sell, or were willing to negotiate. We skipped food stalls, but overall this is a fun outdoor Sunday outing, with shopping, food and even musicians, reminiscent of French vintage outdoor markets, with layers of items set out on tables & sometimes too high prices.

It's the thing to do in Marin on a Sunday! Awesome vendors, great prices, lots and lots of awesome…read more dogs to admire!

What a cool market!…read more I stopped by Oakland Vintage Market last month to check out Pour Up Coffee's pop up. And y'all, I came for the coffee and stayed for all the gems! (The coffee was really good though, don't miss out on them either). The Market is located near Jack London Square, behind the building that houses Narrative Home Goods. There's plenty of parking around, you may just have to walk a block or so. It's also dog friendly event so feel free to bring your friendly dogs with you! The Market is outdoors with lots of vendors selling everything from clothes to books to kitchen items, etc. If you like finding unique, vintage items that you won't find anywhere else, this is the place for you! Come with something in mind that you're searching for or let the market tell you what you need. And plan to spend some time here! If you really wanted to, you could spend a couple of hours just exploring and enjoying checking out all the different items the vendors have on sale. We walked away with some coffee table books that used to belong to the Chabot College library. All the vendors were super nice and welcoming. Great energy and great vibes all around.

So cute I loved it. Walked around with my friends and got some great stuff. Something for everyoneread more

I've been to the San Jose Flea Market a few times with my family on Sundays. This place is huge,…read morewith plenty of parking, although parking fees have gone up $10 on Saturdays and $20 on Sundays. From what I understand, they're open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekends, and Wednesdays and Fridays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. There are lots of food trucks and plenty of seating throughout the market. It can get pretty crowded at times, especially on Sundays, but overall it's manageable. The restrooms have always been clean whenever we've visited, and there are ATMs available on site. You can find almost anything here clothes, household items, snacks, and more making it a fun place to spend a few hours with family. There's also a large produce section with a bakery right in the center, which gets very busy but is worth checking out. Overall, it's a lively spot with plenty to see and do, making it a great place to spend time with family if you don't mind the crowds. The value is decent if you plan to spend a few hours browsing, grabbing a bite, or making some purchases, though the high weekend parking fees do bring it down. One thing to note: we've occasionally encountered teens and sometimes older men approaching people asking for money, claiming they need it for food. Later, we've seen them gathered in small groups. Just something to be aware of stay alert and mindful of your surroundings.

A good variety of stalls to browse. I liked the produce selection and was able to try some new…read moreitems. Parking is $20 per car.

This was one of the best flea markets I have been to. Well organized, clean and great communicate…read moreover the speaker. Value: amazing prices and most stalls allow haggling Selection: better than I expected and great vintage clothing finds Bathrooms: messy and no toilet paper that's why I took a star off. Parking: can be a challenge but there are several lots. I was lucky to find street parking in front of community center by water slides Entrances and Exits: several which make it convenient when parking in different lots. I found tons of vintage clothes for my teenager. Ecko, slug corduroy pants $8, True republic, American eagle, hollister, kappa pants $15, new Nintendo game boy and Miami ink shirts and used for $1.

We visited the Galt Flea Market on a chilly late-morning in January, and even with the cold weather…read morethere were plenty of vendors out. You'll find a wide variety of items--from home goods and clothing to food and drinks. We're frequent visitors during the summer months and really enjoy walking around, getting some exercise, and browsing the different booths. Parking is generally plentiful, both in the main lot and along nearby side streets, though it's worth noting that during the spring and summer months it can get very busy and parking may be more challenging. One of our favorite things is buying fresh fruits and vegetables, and many vendors are generous with free samples. The flea market is open only on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, but it's absolutely worth the drive from Lodi for us to explore the vendors and score some great deals.