A Guide to LA’s Flea Markets

Monthly Flea Markets in Los Angeles County

• Pasadena City College Flea Market (Pasadena) - 1st Sun
  
  • One of LA’s best for record collectors, with 400+ vendors spanning vinyl, antiques, vintage clothing, collectibles, and plenty of digging.
• Rose Bowl Flea Market (Pasadena) - 2nd Sun
  
  • The big one: around 2,500 vendors take over the Rose Bowl, making this the place to go when you want an all-day treasure hunt.
• 1042 Flea (Pasadena) - 3rd Sat
  
  • A smaller, curated alternative to the mega fleas, with vintage clothing, accessories, home goods, art, and independent sellers.
• Thick Thrift (Arts District) - 3rd Sat
  
  • A size-inclusive thrift market built around plus-size fashion, with clothing, accessories, art, and goods from local vendors.
• Long Beach Antique Market (Long Beach) - 3rd Sun
  
  • More than 800 sellers fill Veterans Stadium with antiques, furniture, vintage clothing, collectibles, jewelry, and home decor.
• Topanga Vintage Market (Woodland Hills) - 4th Sun
  
  • A Valley favorite with 200+ vendors, especially good for vintage clothing, furniture, records, antiques, art, and collectibles.
• Torrance Antique Street Faire (Torrance) - 4th Sun
  
  • A walkable neighborhood antique market with 180+ sellers taking over the streets of Old Torrance with vintage and collectible finds.
• Pickwick Vintage Show (DTLA) - varying Saturdays
  
  • For the serious vintage shopper: a highly curated show known for designer clothing, accessories, jewelry, textiles, and collectible pieces.

Bimonthly Flea Markets in Los Angeles County

• Santa Monica Airport Antique & Vintage Market (Santa Monica) - 1st & 4th Sun
  
  • A longtime Westside favorite for antiques, vintage furniture, decor, clothing, jewelry, art, and architectural finds.
• Little Tokyo Flea Market (Little Tokyo) - typically 2nd & 4th Sat
  
  • A younger, streetwear-heavy flea where you’ll find vintage clothing, collectibles, sneakers, accessories, art, and local sellers.
• The Beach Flea Market (Long Beach) - every other Sun
  
  • A more casual, community-focused flea for vintage clothing, secondhand finds, handmade goods, art, and local vendors.
• Venice High Flea Market (Venice) – 2nd & 4th Sat
  
  • A neighborhood flea with a little bit of everything, from vintage and secondhand clothing to collectibles, home goods, and local vendors.

Weekly Flea Markets in Los Angeles County

• Silver Lake Flea (Los Feliz) - Sat-Sun
  
  • Come here for the clothes: a weekly favorite for vintage, Y2K, streetwear, jewelry, accessories, and people-watching.
• L.A. Flea (Silver Lake) - Fri-Sun
  
  • A three-day weekly flea on Sunset with vintage clothing, local brands, art, jewelry, accessories, and rotating vendors.
• Los Feliz Flea (Echo Park) - Sat
  
  • A huge weekly vintage market with 200+ vendors, plus food, DJs, and plenty of clothing, furniture, records, art, and collectibles.
• LACC Swap and Flea (East Hollywood) - Sat-Sun
  
  • A good pick for bargain hunters, with a mix of vintage clothing, collectibles, secondhand goods, and everyday finds.
• Melrose Trading Post (Fairfax) - Sun
  
  • An LA Sunday institution since 1997, with 275+ vendors selling vintage clothing, furniture, art, records, jewelry, and handmade goods.
• Harbor College Swap Meet (Wilmington) – Sun
  
  • An old-school Sunday swap meet that's better for bargain hunting and everyday finds than highly curated vintage.
• Antelope Valley Swap Meet (Palmdale) – Sun
  
  • Nearly 500 vendors and around since 1978, this is a sprawling old-school swap meet with clothing, collectibles, household goods, food, and more.

Daily Flea Markets in Los Angeles County

• The Roadium (Torrance)
  
  • A South Bay institution since the 1950s, with hundreds of sellers and a true old-school swap-meet mix of new, used, vintage, and everyday goods.
• El Faro Plaza Swap Meet (Central-Alameda) - closed Tue
  
  • Around since 1979 with 250+ vendors, this is a classic LA swap meet for clothing, shoes, accessories, food, household goods, and bargain finds.
• Vineland Swap Meet (City of Industry)
  
  • A massive open-air swap meet where you can spend hours browsing clothing, tools, electronics, toys, household goods, collectibles, and food.
• Paramount Swap Meet (Paramount) – daily
  
  • Open seven days a week with hundreds of vendors, this is one for bargain hunters looking for everything from clothing to electronics and household goods.
• Santa Fe Springs Swap Meet (Santa Fe Springs) – Tue–Sun
  
  • Part swap meet, part weekend hangout, with 400+ vendor spaces plus food and live music that makes it worth visiting beyond the shopping.
• San Fernando Swap Meet (San Fernando) – Tue, Thu–Sun
  
  • A sprawling Valley swap meet where the draw is sheer variety: clothing, produce, tools, electronics, household goods, food, and secondhand finds.

Pop Ups/Irregular Flea Markets in Los Angeles County

• Rock ‘n’ Roll Flea Market (DTLA)
  
  • For music people: expect vinyl, vintage clothing, band tees, music memorabilia, collectibles, DJs, and plenty of rock-and-roll nostalgia. 
• The Oddities Flea Market (Downtown)
  
  • Not your average flea: shop taxidermy, natural-history specimens, anatomical curiosities, dark art, antiques, and other wonderfully weird finds. 
• After Hours Night Market (varies)
  
  • A flea market after dark, bringing together vintage, clothing, art, food, music, and independent vendors in rotating locations.
• Angel City Market (varies)
  
  • More local market than traditional flea, with a rotating mix of small businesses, makers, clothing, accessories, food, and family-friendly activities.
• Spooky Swap Meet (Montecito Heights) – annual
  
  • Halloween people, this one's for you: vendors take over the historic Victorian homes of Heritage Square with spooky collectibles, art, decor, vintage, and horror finds.

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