Artists & Fleas (Williamsburg), New York

Artists & Fleas (Williamsburg), New York

On weekends, immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Artists & Fleas, a bustling marketplace brimming with over 75 booths showcasing an eclectic array of locally crafted treasures. As you explore the aisles, you'll discover an assortment of jewelry, accessories, artworks, cosmetics, scented candles, housewares, vintage records, art-print T-shirts, and fashionable clothing. The ambiance is enhanced by tunes emanating from the DJ deck, while drip coffee energizes shoppers who peruse the diverse offerings.

This uber-hip shopping destination encompasses the Artist, Designer & Vintage Market, which remains open year-round, while during the summer months, the Market in McCarren opens its doors from May 1st. For those in Manhattan, there are two smaller locations to explore daily-one nestled in SoHo, and the other within the Chelsea Market.

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Sight Name: Artists & Fleas (Williamsburg)
Sight Location: New York, USA (See walking tours in New York)
Sight Type: Shopping

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