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    Darwin P.

    What an experience, here at Treasure Fest. This took place over the weekend, at Treasure Island. General admission was $20, but thanks to the YELP Elite ticket giveaways, my entry was free. The entire festival has what you need: live music, over 40+ vendors and taco trucks, and an entire free market, which local businesses and services offered. This includes local, organic food, stickers, clothes, foreign items and miscellaneous Parking free, and restrooms available throughout the event. It was not packed at all, and this was surely because of Easter weekend. I got myself a natural car diffuser, kettle popcorn and tried out the food there. I had to go with the Jamaican food truck, with their Jerk Chicken Plate. Also ate some ice cream, and some alcohol, in Margarita Value was on the more expensive side, with your usual overcharge on drinks and food. The deals were the best in the market, with clothes and items. Service was a vibe: amazing, and the environment was perfect for a day out I'll also highlight how many dogs were in attendance

    A lot of merchants had tap pay, digital pay, & accepted cash. Signal was spotty so cash is king!
    Mari R.

    Opening day was chaotic. I'm sorry but I had to open with that. Treasure island should take only 15min max from Oakland but this event was extremely popular and it took us 2 hrs. I'm used to traffic into SF but 2 hrs for treasure island?! Insane. A lot of the main streets were blocked due to construction and vendor parking so we opted to park way back on 13th. The walk was another 10 min. I'm always prepared with kids so I took a wagon with chairs, wipes (sanitary and chlorine), sunscreen and water. Walking to the venue was a little bit of a struggle because the sidewalks are uneven and broken. Using the street to walk was a struggle because of patrons looking for parking. Venue: when you get there, there are 2 lanes. One for purchasing tickets and prepaid tickets but there's no signage of that so someone had to walk up and down to tell us. Entrance was easy. Restrooms are portable toilets and if you're a germaphobe or hate tight spaces, then avoid it at all costs. I didn't see any convenience stores so keep that in mind if you want to "leave to find a bathroom." Please also keep in mind that there are no tall buildings around the area and the sun faces opposite to the palm trees so shade is limited. Wear a hat and glasses or take an umbrella because you will get sunburnt. Merchants: loved all the merchants. They had small business's that had cool things like DIY charm bracelets , collectors items and vintage clothing. Pro tip: signal was spotty for digital payment methods so have cash on hand for those experiencing problems. There were 2 atms here too! Food: OK here's where it gets overwhelming. The food trucks are situated in between the merchants, in an unpaved lot. It's not stroller friendly. The lines for food were about 40-60min but wait time for food was less than 15. Again, there's no shade in this area. There's bands playing in the middle and seating inside the lot or across into the merchant alley. We chose to eat under the palm trees. Food was OK but most meals were upwards of $20+ and with a family of 4, it ate into our budget. I'm unsure if outside food is OK but that's a better option than having to wait in the blazing sun. Pro tip: coffee and pastry merchants had shorter wait times and plenty of non-caffeinated drinks, napkins, utensils. We left my home at 11 and entered the venue at 1:20ish. By 3:30 we were tired and ready to go. I'll definitely go back but not with the kiddos. They had a small space for kids to play at by the palm trees but there was just too many people everywhere and the heat was excruciating. I would say get there earlier for parking but that's also when the sun is the hottest so there is no real "best time" to go but maybe on a foggy day?

    Mitzi W.

    A beautiful venue for the festival. Took the ferry from S.F. Plan ahead to make sure you get a ferry back (we ended up taking the bus since we missed the ferry we wanted). Buy tickets for the festival online ahead of time ($15-$20). Many food truck vendors. The shopping booths tend to be more vintage. Looks like there is plenty of parking on the island for those that drive. My fav booth with RG Succulents.

    Al L.

    I've heard about Treasure Fest but have been wanting to check it out. I was fortunate to win a pair of tickets from the Yelp East Bay Giveaway: Treasure Fest March. We got there about 12:30 on Sunday and I guess it must have been peak of arrival. We followed a line of cars for about 15 minutes as the workers directed us to the street where there was available parking. Once we parked, we walked for about two blocks to the 8th Street entrance with a line for ticket holders and non-ticketholders. The general admission tickets are $20. Entering from 8th St., we were in the center of the Fest. We decided to proceed to the left and then head back the other direction. The Fest consists of over 40 vendors selling crafts, artwork, and used/vintage/antique clothing and wares, food items and plants. There was an open section with about 20 food trucks with tables for patrons to enjoy their food. I bought some dried fruit from Baba Bazaar, jerky from btb and air plants from R G Succulents. I'm glad I finally got to experience Treasure Fest thanks to Yelp East Bay. Enjoy the Fest and the beautiful views of the Bay, the East Bay and the eastern span of the Bay Bridge.

    Sunday Heaven!
    Burt M.

    Traveled from Reno and visited Treasurefest on Sunday, July 28th, and we couldn't believe how BEAUTIFUL this venue is!. It was SO easy to get to this weekend- traffic was reasonable and the weather couldn't have been better. Parking was super easy and all the vendors ( and fellow visitors!) were all so friendly. If you want to spend what is easily a magical afternoon, make sure to check this Treasurefest out before the season ends. I believe it is always held the last weekend of every month Spring through Autumn. We WILL return!

    Ariel O.

    What a great time! Like a giant farmers market of art and food. We went on a Saturday and the weather was beautiful! The bar service was quick and the margaritas were actually so much better than I expected them to be! Food trucks were awesome, we tried about 3 before we got so full we couldn't go on. There was a large selection of different types of food and drinks. The art was so fun to see and all the different Bay Area businesses. It's great to see the community come together for something like this after recent years of isolation. We had a great time, and we appreciate the low price of the early bird tickets. Thanks Treasure Fest!

    Heliana M.

    First time bring at Treasure island:) I won 2 general tickets so I brought my husband and we bought a child ticket for our 5 year old :). We told friends about it so another school friend joined us and our daughter had an absolute blast. Very child and pet friendly. They had a kids corner which was a lot of fun. We explored the treasure fest among different artists and vendors there and enjoyed food and drinks- those bloody Mary's were on point!

    Bethanie-grace V.

    Oh how I missed Treasure Fest!! Came here on opening day for 2024 (Feb 24,2024). I highly recommend coming early to beat the rush of traffic getting in and finding good parking. Since it has been some time since they last had TreasureFest on Treasure Island/in general, we wanted to come early since we weren't sure what parking would be like. We were able to get good parking just a short walking distance away. Just be aware that if you plan to stay until they close and depending on where you park, it will take you a while to get out of the island since there is only really one way in and one way out. There are different locations to enter the event. My S/O and I got in as soon as they opened by an associate just scanning our tickets. My sister in law entered in at a different area and was told to wait since the TeasureFest folks were waiting for wristbands to give to people who entered, so they got wristbands but my S/O and I didn't, which wasn't a big deal since we weren't planning on leaving the establishment and coming back in. I believe the venue will be improving this system to be more seamless. Furthermore, there were certain areas with porta-potties that were clean, at least when I used it, so no issues there. Again, I know this is something they will also be improving on by adding more sections with restrooms. There was also a big area where they had tables and food trucks! I didn't get any food while i was there but it all looked great and spacious. Again, this is something they mentioned they will also improve of, with adding more vendors, more space, and tables. Other than that, the shopping and layout of the event was amazing!!! I love how they have thrift and vintage in one area, boutiques and specialty items in another section, and food in the other. I highly recommend bringing water and a cart of some sort. i brought my wagon to use when I purchased items and it was such a lifesaver instead of having to carry all my items. Lastly, this is a dog-friendly event so if you have a pup, they are allowed. I appreciate that they listen to feedback and are making actionable strides to make it a better experience for everyone. I love TreasureFest so definitely will be coming back.

    Salbutes cochinita pibil with St. Francis and the Wolf playing in the background
    Alexis K.

    What an awesome time! I won a giveaway for two free tickets to TreasureFest and I brought my partner along to share the fun. There's free parking that can be a little bit difficult to wait for but luckily there are parking and traffic attendants all over making sure that everyone gets a spot! We waited around 15-20 minutes waiting for parking and we were a little early so make sure to plan for that! There is a vast selection of goods to be bought and food to be eaten, ranging from Asian-inspired scents and candles to artisanal pet treats! My partner and I picked up a few t-shirts, a scarf, salmon cat treats, and a half-dozen egg tarts to take home. It was awesome! We also stopped by the food area to check out the diverse group of food truck/vendor options ranging from Filipino street food to Bulgarian comfort dishes to flavorful Mexican taqueria eats. I chose to order salbutes with cochinita pibil from Cochinita SF while my partner ordered chicken yakitori from Yakitori Yado. Both of our food options were great! I'd honestly go back just for the cochinita pibil (it was tasty!). It was also awesome to be able to just get some food and sit down to watch live music. Can't wait to go to the next one :) I loved our experience and the selection of options we had as well.

    Treasure Fest 07/27/24
    ser s.

    Great place (with an unbeatable view!) to escape the 3-digit summer heat just on the other side of the Caldecott. There is a large selection of food trucks to feed every appetite...and leashed dogs (I even saw a leashed Duck!) are welcome. Make some time to hang out here and you won't regret it, folks.

    Ramona H.

    Our first time attending this function. I thought there was a good Mix of antique and new crafts. Ample food and drinks with long lines but that's to be expected. It was spread out and COVID policies in place. Parking was plentiful. There was enough handicapped. There were Lots of dogs being walked around. Maybe a few pooch stations would be helpful. I definitely purchased items and would return without hesitation.

    Long lines, ATMs are down and I'm starving...
    Verna K.

    It was a great day to go and if I lived in SF, I would definitely Uber/Lyft over instead of driving. Parking is challenging because the people with the vests only can direct to far and you're on your own to look for a spot or get creative. Overall, it's a fun event, mixed with old, new and creative. Unfortunately, food lines were long and we got impatient and ordered from the Pork Exchange, they ran out of pulled pork and were running out of things as we ordered. Ended up with the pork belly slider, sloppy Joe's and 2 Thai Iced Tea - after $41, the teas were the best part. Both sliders were dry (how can a sloppy Joe be dry) and the brioche bread were not soft. The pork belly was barely grilled, no flavor and the Japanese mayo was sparse, they should have offered condiments, aside from the Sriracha. Because we were next to the skewer place, we reeked of bbq and rushed home to taste. Bought things like CBD cream, honey, dried sage and some pies one of the pie places and they weren't great, felt like the folks in front of me lied - the best ones were the lemon and strawberry and plain lemon. It's like a lemon bar and the one with the strawberry, only had the one little strawberry on the top. The Walnut and Pecan pies were okay, just nothing special that would entice me to by from them again. I think the crust was the main issue, either it was too thin or too fragile. Having 2 ATM machines being down didn't help because the Square payments were not connecting on most vendors. If you go, please get your ticket in advance, it's cheaper and the line is a little shorter - what was annoying were people passing the lines loudly voicing their irritation with the lines when they could have gotten there sooner. We did notice that there were 2 other entrances, maybe there should have been signs to help disburse the crowds. Oh, parking was free for us anyway but it's advertised free for those who buy the tickets or passes. Last thought, the alcohol areas were swamped, I don't know that I would buy a pass if you have to wait in the long lines.

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    Ask the Community - TreasureFest

    Isn't this listing outdated? Online says they're relocating to San Rafael... 🤔

    They're back on the island for sure, already the 4th one this year (2024)

    Is it every weekend?

    Monthly- on their website

    What is the name of the vendor that sells air plants in hanging geometric frames? They also sell decorative stones in those same types of frames, as well as jewelry (pendants) with smaller frames and smaller decorative stones. Thanks in advance!

    Does anyone know of the maker of the geometric wooden shelves (triangles, diamond shapes, hexagons, etc)? I took a photo of them but unfortunately didn't capture the merchant brand!

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    Can you purchase tickets day of?

    You pay upon entering.

    What's the best day to go - Saturday or Sunday?

    I've gone on either day and I've never noticed one better than the other personally.

    Thinking about riding my bike across the bay bridge to check out the flea market. Is there a secure area where I can lock my bike and trail-a-bike?

    There are places to lock your bike, even to the temporary fences during the flee

    Is it an actual flea market where people bring their used items. or is it just a place to but new wares? last time i was there it was all vendors and no homeowners selling the no longer needed items.

    Hi Christina. Great question! We are NOT your typical flea market. Our vendors go through an… Read more

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    TreasureFest (formerly Treasure Island Flea) is such a fun, affordable way to spend a weekend day in the Bay Area.

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    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.

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    IMHO This is a great…read moremonthly swap meet held on the parking lot grounds of De Anza College in Cupertino, on the first Saturday of each month, from 8-2. I attend maybe two or three times a year, whenever I'm looking for special, vintage treasures, or the occasional seasonal plants or succulents for my garden. You really can't beat the variety and prices here. This visit I found two gallon-sized plants for $5 each, a purple kale plant for $3, and 11 mini succulents for $1-2 each, plus a pretty glass bowl to hold an orchid plant. I spent nearly 2 hours here and only managed to walk through half of the flea market! It's fun to see people walking through the parking aisles sometimes pulling wagons or carts to hold their many purchases or cradling their new orchid plants. If you're hungry, there are food trucks near De Anza's Euphrat Museum. Come early for best selection. You'll definitely get your steps in here!

    One of the things I always look forward to every month lately is the De Anza Flea. I just love…read moredigging through all the different things and finding so much cool vintage stuff. Vendors are usually very friendly and will give you a good deal on items, I also like that there are food trucks just in case you get hungry or thirsty. Parking is free in the student parking garage and everything is easy to find. I love the range of items being sold from vintage to modern, even antiques are being sold from vendors as well. Very family friendly and the staff who run this event are very helpful.

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    Sunday mornings. I appreciate the quiet stroll just leisurely looking at things. Set your…read moreexpectations low, you know that's how it is when you're thrifting. You might find some treasure. You might not. No worries- plenty of parking in lot and never gets full! Alright if you come in already knowing what to expect. Don't expect new crafts vendors. Many booths are tools, books, old dishware, old toys, jewelry pieces, plants, used stuff. Some vendors are nice and I enjoy chatting. They're usually repeat vendors weekly. Each person has their speciality or own type of goods. You can bargain. Bathrooms and porta potties available. One food truck and one baked good stand. I suggest eating first before coming. Behind the parking lot is a street full of more vendors. Feels super even more junky there. Police ask them to leave once in a while since they're not registered vendors.

    How could I love this Market more? Pros:…read more- parking is a breeze, and great location - tons of different stuff from antiques to music to games to comics - food truck option - shade for hot days, easy access to market vendor items - good hours, super convenient to be open till 3pm for late risers like myself on Sunday - best prices around, amazing value on stuff (I mean, it is a flea market!) - THE NICEST PEOPLE YOU WILL MEET The vendors are terrifically kind, always give discounts and just the kind of people I wanna hang and vibe with. A sweet old lady gave me old records last time while closing up and refused to take money for them. She finally agreed to let me buy her a coffee next time. It's like a real community here, and I love it! Some small cons: - managers have cracked down on "side-vendors" selling goods across the street. That's dumb. Let people sell their old crap. - fees for vendors are a lot. I've thought about vending here for fun, but forget it. How do people make money here? - staff in recent years has started closing the parking lot and kicking people out super fast at close to 3pm. Why? It's not like another event is coming after. Let people lazily enjoy their Sunday? So yeah, the cons are management issues. But the people here? Absolute tops.

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    Treasure Island Music Festival

    4.3(128 reviews)
    0.6 mi
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    Treasure Island Music Festival is one of my favorite music festivals. I've been most years. I think…read moreI've only missed 3 or maybe 4 years. I really like the stage layout. There's only two stages in an L shape, and the schedule alternates between each stage, so there's only one band playing at a time. This is fantastic because this is one music festival where you can actually see every band on the lineup! The festival is two days long, with Saturday usually featuring hip hop and/or electronic acts, and Sunday featuring rock and indie acts. When this festival was on Treasure Island, getting into and off the island was sort of difficult. One aspect of this festival is there's always free shuttles that take you to the festival. The same is still true now that's it's moved to West Oakland; however it's a bit easier now since the shuttles pick up and drop off at BART. For those in the East Bay, you save yourself the bridge toll if you're driving now. Getting there is always easy since people arrive at different times, so there's never a wait to get on the shuttle bus; however, getting home is annoying because you will have to wait to load the busses. In 2018, the first year in Oakland, I think they handled it pretty well. There were a ton of buses, so we didn't have to wait long at all. Instead of one line, there were several lines for the buses, so this sped things up too. I like that festival feels smaller and more intimate. Previously, you could stand in between the stages and see and listen to all the bands. However, at the new location in Oakland, the stages are much further away unfortunately, so you will have to trek between the stages and move between them to see and hear all the acts. One of the nicest features of the festival is the gorgeous views on SF. Don't miss sunset for amazing views. I also love the surprise touches too like the light up jellyfish the come through the crowd and the massive light up balloon arches. TIP: Also, be sure to bring layers. Your cute festival look will feel foolish once the sun goes down when it turns downright chilly.

    This year marks Treasure Island Music Festival's 10th and LAST year. I was so amazed at the free…read moreshuttles to Treasure Island, but was very disappointed at the very last minute warnings for cancellation of events. I know that this event is usually more organized and rain is hard to plan around, but it's just sad a few acts were cancelled. Ran by Another Planet Entertainment Music, treasure island has a great amount of acts and a good amount of food trucks. With the bay bridge in the background and a colorful Ferris wheel, the festival offered beautiful skyline photos! It's very sad that this music festival had to end on a rainy note, but at least they won't lose business next year because there will be none next year! Will miss you TIMF!

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