Fremont Sunday Flea Market (Reported Closed)

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57Evie

Joined 2 years ago

I think the Fremont Sunday Flea Market is SPECTACULAR!!. I live far away, but whenever I have guests or need to go to Seattle, I make sure to time the trip so that we can stop by the Fremont Sunday Flea Market.

I love the range of things you can find there, vintage jewelry, imported baskets from Africa, fresh vegetables, beautiful floral boquets and more....

It's still fun to go there in the winter, but the summertime is a special treat. I love the breeze along the water, there is always someone playing music, it is just the most wonderful, pleasant place to be!

And, a bonus, dogs on leashes are welcome! Some vendors even leave bowls of water out for our furry friends.

I HIGHLY reccomend it!

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jt5472

Joined 5 years ago

Lots of Junk, Great People-watching. The Sunday market tradition is alive and well in Fremont in the summers, truly a place to see and be seen. It's also a great place to pick up junk, and I use that term with affection. Have you ever wanted to buy used cowboy boots? Or a manequin? Well this is the place for those of us who like to make random purchases that we may soon regret, but learn to love. It's a sprawling market with a lot of enthusiasm right on the water in Fremont - good fun, and good (or bad depending on your outlook) abound. Regardless, it's a fun way to spend a Sunday afternoon.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Do brunch then scour the market for trash, treasures and organic produce.. In Short
Looking for a framed black velvet Elvis? You might find it here among the collectibles, new merchandise and just plain junk. The Market goes underground during the winter, taking up residence in the Burke Building Parking structure, a less than charming environment. But during fair weather days, there's nothing better than scouting out tables for that coveted rotary phone, vintage linens, new jewelry, tie-dye and hand-crafted pottery.

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frankgorgenyi

Joined 11 years ago

Neat But Small. The marke had a very urban hippy feeling to it. Especially with vegan snack stands, incense burning and soothing music. Bring small change, not twenties the don't have much change.