The Best Vintage Furniture Markets To Explore This Fourth of July Weekend

Connecticut

Designers and locals alike head to the Sunday-only flea at Elephant’s Trunk for rugs, ceramics, and oversized decor items (think must-have giant plastic ice cream cones).

Maine

Portland’s weekly Flea-For-All is the official gathering spot for mid-century furniture finds and one-of-a-kind lamps to light up your world.

Massachusetts

Brimfield is the thrice-yearly place to be for weathered wingback leather chairs, a bounty of baskets, and vintage tableware treasures.

New Hampshire

Every weekend from April to October, the Londoderry Flea offers up 30 acres of collectibles, kitchenware, and small furniture finds.

New Jersey

Three times a week, the Golden Nugget Flea Market opens up to antique hunters on the lookout for hard-to-find ceramics, vintage tech (think: record players), and tables stacked with glassware.

Illinois

The Kane Country Flea Market in Southern Illinois happens almost every other week, which when you can lock in on vintage photographs, stately dressers, and woven chairs.

Indiana

Shipsewana Trading Place consistently tops the list of the country’s best fleas—and for good reason. There’s 30 football fields worth of furniture and decor for you to wander through.

Iowa

Over the summer and into the fall, What Cheer hosts an antique fair chock-a-block with indestructible cast-iron cookware, mid-century glassware, and adorable baskets.

Kansas

Nearly 200 vendors flock to the Wichita Flea Market for mid-century electronics (think: fans, and antique furniture for unreal prices.

North Dakota

The family-owned Dakota Flea happens on the State Fairgrounds, where you’ll catch perfectly patinated chairs, ceramics, and bowls in all shapes and sizes—no, you can’t have too many.

Ohio

Hartville’s Fourth of July Flea Market features a sprawling selection of one-of-a-kind ceramics, old hand tools, and jade glass.

South Dakota

From vintage telephones (remember those?) and charming corningware The Black Market in Sioux Falls is a treasure-seeker’s staple.

Wisconsin

Four times a year, the Elkhorn Antique Flea Market (45 minutes from Milwaukee) takes over the Walworth County Fairgrounds to hawk vintage card catalogs, window frames, and ornate metal boxes.

Georgia

Scott Antique Market in Atlanta often puts out curvy bamboo loveseats, sophisticated leather chairs, and even a typewriter, if that’s your thing.

Kentucky

Pristine mid-century sectionals, hard-to-find vinyl, and dainty tea sets attract the cool kids at The Fleur de Flea.

Louisiana

The ultra-hip Hotel Saint Vincent hosts the Little Flea Nola, a fall and winter vintage furniture must-go and holiday market.

Maryland

Baltimore’s cool crowd flocks to Bmore Flea weekly (from April to December) for their racks of vintage clothing—but also the decor.

Tennessee

Oil paintings and Windsor chairs are just a couple of things you’ll find at Jenkins + Co. in Nashville.

Texas

About an hour south of Austin lies Round Top, 17 miles of handcrafted wood tables, loads of art, and groovy 70s-era vintage.You might even catch designers Leanne Ford or Kelly Wearstler shopping there alongside you.

Virginia

Dainty woven baskets and glassware top the tables at Del Ray Vintage Flea in Alexandria.

West Virginia

In search of silver candle sticks or hobnail bowls? The Capitol Flea Market in Charleston has got you covered.

Idaho

Consider Boise Flea your one-stop shop for glass-topped bamboo tables and inexpensive art.

Montana

No house in the country? No problem. The Western finds at The Market Beautiful in Kalispell add a cool weathered look to any home.

Nevada

Delicate vintage lace napkins and porcelain tea pots fill the Charleston Antique Mall, among other cottagecore finds.

New Mexico

At the Family Indoor Flea in Alberquerque, full dining sets and Native American art stand out among lava lamps and toys from the ’90s.