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Established in 1929, this elegant antique fair, auction sale and flea market has gone from strength to strength in the past 80 years. Englishtown Flea Market started off as a meeting place for farmers to buy, trade and sell livestock. Nowadays it is a meeting point for vintage lovers to congregate and find the very best quality antiques and collectibles in New Jersey.
Englishtown Flea Market is open every weekend (rain or shine). Admission is free for all shoppers, as well as free (and ample) parking! The flea market is located within 5 indoor buildings, as well as an outdoor vendor area. Browse their impressive selection of antiques, collectibles, automotive supplies, second-hand clothing, vintage home furnishings, jewellery, silverware, glassware, outerwear, pet supplies, plants and so much more. Also discover a number of services, such as jewellery repair, tailoring and shoe repair.
To make life easier for customers, there is a directory located in the office which features over 300 vendors. If you are looking for a particular item, just let the team at the main office know - they will most likely be able to point you in the right direction. After a day of shopping, fuel yourself on the variety of fast food delights, fresh produce and delicious baked goods.
And don't forget to brush up on your haggling skills, in fact most vendors expect you to try and negotiate with them. Don't be shy, otherwise you could lose out on a great bargain at the Englishtown Flea Market!
Kathy
12th May 2020 at 00:22I grew up near there. I spent many weekends going to the Englishtown Auction/flea market. Love reading about it.
Candace Franklin
26th September 2020 at 15:35My family grew up in Englishtown. You can find anything you need. I can’t wait to get back to New Jersey to browse and shop.
Anthony
7th September 2021 at 07:22Market is not good anymore 40 dollars a spot and some areas you have to were masks outside and lots of mud I hope some day it gets better
Wilson
23rd July 2022 at 19:53A good outlet