Austin Country Flea Market

Flea market · Harris Branch

Austin Country Flea Market

Flea market · Harris Branch

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9500 US-290, Austin, TX 78724

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Austin Flea is a lively pop-up market spotlighting local artisans, vintage finds, tasty food trucks, and live tunes in unique venues.  

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9500 US-290, Austin, TX 78724 Get directions

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Austin Flea is a traveling pop-up market featuring a curated lineup of local artisans, vintage collectors, and indie makers. The event rotates among beloved venues like Radio Coffee & Beer and The Brewtorium, offering visitors a chance to discover one-of-a-kind art, jewelry, crafts, and more. Highlighted by Condé Nast Traveler for its community focus and eclectic finds, Austin Flea is an excellent way to support local creators and mingle with the city’s creative crowd.

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Juan Ibarra

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Great place for all the family, something for everybody, great food trucks, great music and great prices, come Saturday or Sunday 10:00 am to 6:00 pm

Christopher Fullerton

Google
Tacos, Funnel cake, my kid learned to haggle on his own. Fantastic band playing. Loving this place for our father son Sunday in 2025.

Shaun Swift

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Im not sure if i went on the wrong day or if it always looks like this. I went there to sell some junk/stuff and was very disappointed in the area out back where the Vendors are supposed to park and unload their stuff. It rained the night before and it was a mud pit. I almost got stuck. The Market out back looked like Little Mexico. I thought i was in Nuevo Lardeo. There were multiple trailers, old campers and junky sheds and structures everywhere that vendors store stuff. There are only a few open spots for new vendors. I understand that there was a fire there at some point and the newer, largely structures burnt. Needless to say i didnt set up because I would've been covered in mud and the sales space was limited. The Market it self is in a great area and it has loads of potential but needs revamped. I realize Im on the outside looking in and I realize that it will require a large investment but I do think it will be worth it.

Lucy Hall

Google
Maybe flea market means something different in Texas? I’ve only been to flea markets in nyc and California and this one was really different. I’m used to flea markets meaning mostly vintage furniture/decor/jewelry/clothing etc. but this is mostly all new stuff. Some of it looks nice, like the leather sandals and boots, and there’s a plant stand which is good, but a lot of it just looks like new cheaply made items. I didn’t try the food or go when there was music but it does sound like it’s a good time for families looking for a fun cheap activity.

James Moore

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I have been by this place several times over the last 2 years. We finally had the chance to go today. Let me say this, I do not know who rated them so highly. But they must be blind. I have been to a lot of flea markets over the years and this is by far the worst. Vary few vendors, extremely unkept grounds, 90% junk dealers. If you want a good flea markets, take a day trip down to Pearland, Tx to Cole’s Flea Market. Better quality vendors and must easier to traverse through.

Joshua de Lange

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Arrived at 3pm, most stores already closed and more were closing up. Looks outdated as well. The stores that were open had a good variety to offer.

joseph kosut

Google
This is authentic as it gets! It was a little slice of mexico! Lots of music and food. If you don't speak Spanish, you may have a hard time communicating. If you park without paying, you went in through the exit.

Razib Mollick

Google
Nothing is discount, all most all products are Mexican , you can say Mexican market . Just enjoy the back side.