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The Vancouver Flea Market, also known as the Big Red Barn, has been around since 1983. It opens every weekend with a general flea market on Saturday and Sunday. In 2002, in an effort to cater to the discerning tastes of antique enthusiasts, the organizers introduced a special Antiques and Collectibles Show, which now graces the market two or three times a year, adding an extra layer of intrigue for visitors.
The Vancouver Flea Market and Antique Show is the largest indoor market in the Lower Mainland, with an impressive 40,000 square feet of floor space and 360 tables under one roof. This expansive space becomes a bustling hub of activity each weekend, attracting more than 4,000 visitors eager to sift through the myriad treasures each stall has to offer.
The owners don't believe in gouging their customers, so it only costs $2.50 to enter the grounds of this antiques and collectibles show. The Vancouver Flea Market and Antique Show has a lively and exciting atmosphere, full of dealers displaying their wares and visitors eager to learn more about the items and buy something they like. You can expect to find all kinds of unusual items, from rare antiques and collectibles to everyday household items, décor and furnishings. The Vancouver Flea Market and Antique Show is a place where history comes alive and forgotten treasures are rediscovered.
The Vancouver Flea Market has a relaxing cafeteria area where you can stop for a refreshing cup of coffee or a quick bite to fuel up for the day. The market has been under new management since 2002 and the team is committed to fostering a friendly atmosphere with a real community feel. For the owners, the most important thing is to build long-term relationships with customers, traders and shoppers, ensuring that every visit feels like coming home.
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