9 Amazing Flea Markets In Cincinnati You Absolutely Have To Visit
By Andrea Limke|Updated on March 08, 2023(Originally published March 04, 2023)
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A Cincinnati native who has lived in Kentucky for over 10 years, Andrea's heart belongs both in the Queen City and the Bluegrass State. After earning an education degree and working in that field for a number of years, Andrea began to pursue her passion for writing over 6 years ago. Since then she has written for a number of print and online publications, as well as published a children's book.
Everyone loves a good deal and lucky for us, Cincinnati has countless options for bargain hunting. Flea markets are popular spots to find such deals and there are several in the area that are filled with everything from clothing to home decor to collectibles. If you love searching for buried treasure, then we have the ultimate list for you. Here are 9 amazing Cincinnati flea markets that you absolutely have to visit.
The Ohio Valley Antique Mall is one of the most beloved spots in the area to search for hidden gems and antiques. With some 450 vendors that offer items like decor, collectibles, new and used books, vintage clothing, shabby chic decor, and sports memorabilia, you'll certainly find everything you need - and don't need - at this epic market. Be sure to visit the Ohio Valley Antique Mall Facebook page for all the important details to plan your visit.
2. The City Flea
Washington Park, 1230 Elm St, Cincinnati, OH 45202, USA
The City Flea is now a tradition in Cincinnati and the perfect way to enjoy our beautiful city and discover hidden treasures and handmade creations. The City Flea is held on select Saturdays throughout the year. Be sure to check The City Flea website for exact dates and other important details.
Go on a treasure hunt at this 64-acre flea market paradise. Located in Monroe, it's one of the largest markets in Ohio and with a complete renovation not too long ago, it is a delightful place to wander on a weekend. The market has both indoor and outdoor space for its over 500 vendors and is open Saturday and Sunday 9am to 5pm year round. The cost is $2 per carload. You can find more information on the Treasure Aisles Facebook page.
In business for over 30 years, Peddler's Flea Market is a year-round, indoor/outdoor flea market, conveniently located on Kellogg Avenue. With 75 indoor booths, 300 outdoor vendors and fresh food available for purchase, you'll want to make a day out of this shopping trip. Peddlers Flea Market is open Fridays 10 am - 2 pm and Saturdays and Sundays from 7 am - 5 pm. You could easily spend a few hours here searching for hidden treasure, but you might find a visit to the Peddlers Flea Market Facebook page helpful for your adventure.
While you're on Kellogg Avenue, swing by this charming boutique for more flea market finds and repurposed and renewed home decor. The shop is conveniently open during the week from 10 am to 6 pm, and 9 am to 6 pm on weekends. Check out The Flea Vintage Boutique Facebook page for more information.
An eye-catching landmark in Monroe, Traders World is a Cincinnati-area flea market tradition. The market has both indoor and outdoor vendors and is open on weekends 9 am to 5 pm all year long. Grab a snack when you walk in and look around to see what hidden gems you can discover. Check out the Traders World Facebook page for more details.
If you're looking for a unique item for your home, this is the place for you. Style expert Patty Glass searches estate sales, auctions, and garage sales to find the most unique items to include in this garage-housed flea market. The original Paris Flea Market Garage now operates as The Vintage Market and is open select days and times, so be sure to check The Paris Flea Market Garage Facebook page for current details. It's a charming spot to find that special home decor.
You'll find it all at this westside gem. Antiques, vintage, repurposed and upcycled items are all waiting for you to discover them. EDITOR'S NOTE: Unfortunately, Treasure Alley has made the difficult decision to permanently close and move on to new ventures.
Head south into Kentucky for this large, indoor/outdoor flea market. It's conveniently located right off the highway and is one of Kentucky's best stops for bargain hunting and flea market, family fun. EDITOR'S NOTE: Unfortunately, Richwood Flea Market has officially closed.
Cincinnati’s flea markets are filled with great deals, so pick a few and see what you can discover! How many of these have you been to? What has been your best purchase? And if you have other places you consider to be the best flea market in Cincinnati, let us know! Tell us your stories and thoughts in the comment section. We would love to hear from you.
If you would like more amazing flea markets to explore beyond Cincinnati’s limits, check out our list of the best flea markets in Ohio.
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Katie Feldkamp|March 07, 2023
What is the best flea market in Cincinnati?
Of course it depends on what standards you use for your definition of “best” but regardless of those characteristics, one flea market that certainly needs to be considered for the title is the Burlington Antique Show. A bit about this market:
Burlington Antique Show is just a short drive from Cincinnati, down to Burlington, Kentucky
The market is held on the third Sunday of each month, April through October
Over 200 vendors set up their booths at the Boone County Fairgrounds
There are collectibles, hard-to-find pieces, and items just waiting to be brought back to life
While parking is free, there is a price of admission that varies on time of entry
If you work up an appetite, there are plenty of food trucks to ease any hunger while you shop!
Where are some good antique stores in Cincinnati?
Go on your own antiques road show when you follow this itinerary of Cincinnati’s best antique stores. Along the way, plan to stop at places such as:
