What and where is Brooklyn Flea?

• Brooklyn Flea is situated in the DUMBO neighborhood of Brooklyn.

  • Subway: F Train: Take the F train to York Street Station. Exit onto Jay Street, walk north to Front Street, then turn left onto Pearl Street.

  • A/C Trains: Take the A or C trains to High Street–Brooklyn Bridge Station. Exit onto Cadman Plaza West, walk north to Front Street, then turn right onto Pearl Street.

  • Bus: B67 or B69: These buses stop near Sands Street/Jay Street, which is a short walk to the market.

  • Ferry: Take the East River route to the DUMBO/Fulton Ferry Landing. From there, it's approximately a 10-minute walk to the market.

• Time Out Market New York: A multi-vendor food hall offering everything from tacos and burgers to ramen and desserts, plus a rooftop bar.

• Juliana’s Pizza: Legendary coal-fired pizza spot run by the original founder of Grimaldi’s, known for classic pies and long lines.

• Almondine Bakery: A charming French bakery offering fresh croissants, baguettes, and pastries just steps from the Flea.

• Superfine: A colorful, locally loved spot serving seasonal American dishes, brunch, and craft cocktails.

• Live DJs & Street Musicians:

  • Location: Market center and entrance archway

  • What to Expect: Rotating sets by local vinyl DJs and instrumental buskers energizing the open-air vibe.

  • Most weekends feature at least one performer—check social media for schedules.

• Vintage Showcase Events:

  • Location: Featured vendor zones and pop-up booths

  • What to Expect: Curated collections of rare vinyl, clothing, and antiques displayed with mini exhibitions.

  • Often themed by decade or style—perfect for collectors and design lovers.

• Food Tastings & Pop-Ups:

  • Location: Market food court area

  • What to Expect: Special menus, debut items, and vendor collaborations on select weekends.

  • Includes samples and limited-edition bites—arrive early for lines.

• Seasonal Maker Demos:

  • Location: Near the rear booths or under the bridge

  • What to Expect: Live screen printing, leatherwork, or ceramics demos by Brooklyn-based artisans.

Hands-on activities are sometimes available for kids and adults.

• Brooklyn Flea promotes sustainability through various initiatives:

  • Vintage & Upcycled Goods: Encourages the reuse of items, reducing waste and promoting sustainable consumption.

  • Local Artisans: Supports small businesses and local craftspeople, fostering community and reducing carbon footprints associated with mass production.

  • Waste Reduction: Vendors are encouraged to minimize packaging and use recyclable materials.

  • Public Transportation Access: The market's location is easily accessible by public transit, encouraging visitors to opt for eco-friendly travel options.

Visitors are encouraged to bring reusable bags and containers to further support the market's green initiatives.

• Archway Chill Zone

  • 📍 Under the Manhattan Bridge at Pearl Street

  • Shaded seating area with string lights, good acoustics, and occasional surprise performances—great mid-market break spot.

• Historic Brick Alcove

  • 📍 Back wall facing Anchorage Place

  • Nestled near vintage booths, this old stone niche offers cool shade, photo ops, and a moment of calm.

• Vendor Crate Corners

  • 📍 Behind large display tables near the west fence

  • Low-key bins filled with discount vinyl, oddities, and forgotten treasures—often missed by casual passersby.

• Stoop-Like Steps

  • 📍 Along the cobblestone slope by the food stands

  • Makeshift seating used by regulars—great for eating and people-watching away from the main foot traffic.

• Mini Succulent Cart

  • 📍 Tucked beside handmade jewelry stands

A tiny mobile plant stall with affordable greens—easy to miss but a perfect gift stop.

• Market Hours: Open every Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, typically from April through December.

• Payment: While many vendors accept credit cards, it's advisable to carry cash for smaller purchases.

• Pets: Leashed pets are welcome, but it's best to check with individual vendors before bringing them into booths.

• Photography: Always ask vendors for permission before photographing their merchandise.