Brooklyn Flea
Flea market · DUMBO ·
Vintage, crafts, and gourmet food under the Manhattan Bridge
Vintage, crafts, and gourmet food under the Manhattan Bridge
"A constant stop for us, with one-of-a-kind items for our home." - Edward Barsamian
"As the producer behind the new BQ Flea, I recognize the Brooklyn Flea as the biggest name behind flea markets in the city and the precursor to Smorgasburg; it runs seasonal events in Dumbo (under the Manhattan Bridge), a Chelsea parking lot, and other North Brooklyn locations and has helped launch food vendors that went on to greater success." - Emma Orlow
"A popular open-air market depicted as a symbolic launchpad for small-batch artisans and makers, where entrepreneurs set up stalls to sell hand-crafted goods; the piece uses it to represent the romanticized artisanal-movement narrative in which overnight success, curated nostalgia, and trendy branding could propel vendors from market tables to wider media attention and commercial success." - Rebecca Flint Marx
"Sure, the main draw of the Brooklyn Flea is the opportunity to shop from the hundreds of vintage and antique vendors, but we also go for the awesome street food. The markets take place outdoors from April through Thanksgiving (Saturdays in Fort Greene and Sundays in Dumbo) and indoors in the landmark former Williamsburgh Savings Bank from Thanksgiving through March."
"Sure, the main draw of the Brooklyn Flea is the opportunity to shop from the hundreds of vintage and antique vendors, but we also go for the awesome street food. The markets take place outdoors from April through Thanksgiving (Saturdays in Fort Greene and Sundays in Dumbo) and indoors in the landmark former Williamsburgh Savings Bank from Thanksgiving through March."
