Manhattan Flea Market With Vintage Finds on West 25th Street
Dig through estate jewelry, salvage, books, and china plates on Saturdays and Sundays from 8 to 5.
🧺 Decades Worth Digging Through
Chelsea Flea turns West 25th Street into a weekend rummage through decades of objects. The stalls stretch from architectural salvage to estate jewelry, with secondhand books, paintings, china plates, and decorative curiosities in the mix. A wardrobe hunt can share an afternoon with a search for furniture, without keeping your attention on one category.
The market runs year round on Saturdays and Sundays from 8 AM to 5 PM. The market offers free admission for browsing, whether you have a specific find in mind or prefer to wander. At 29 W 25th Street, the outdoor setup puts that assortment together in one Manhattan stop.
There is history behind those rows, too. Alan Boss founded the original Annex Markets in 1976. Brooklyn Flea cofounders Eric Demby and Jonathan Butler revitalized the market in 2020. Leave room in your browsing for an object you had never thought to search for.
