Brimfield Antique Flea Market MA 01010

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Madeline Klein

An awesome open air flea market that happens three times a year! There’s a great variety of items for sale at many different price points, so there’s something for everyone. We went on Saturday and a lot of vendors had sales, but some were also leaving early or had very little stock left. We saw parking for $5, $10, and $15 as you got closer to the center. They had a food court area with food trucks and tables set up, and there were snack options like ice cream, drinks, or kettle corn along the whole road. There were porta-potties in some of the parking areas with “restroom” signs pointing the way. Overall it was a great place to spend a few hours, and we’d love to visit again!

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Mia

brimfield market is honestly an experience!! it’s huge, there’s so much to look through, and you could easily spend hours just wandering around. some prices are a little all over the place depending on the vendor, but that’s part of the fun, it feels like a treasure hunt. if you love vintage, antiques, or just people watching, it’s totally worth going. wear comfy shoes, bring cash, and take your time!!

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Z Sara

It is said to be the largest open-air flea market in the United States, held three times a year, in May, July, and September, in the small New England town of Brimfield, Massachusetts (35 Palmer Rd), with hundreds of vendors. Vendors at the Brimfield flea market sell everything from home furnishings and furniture to jewelry, artwork, rugs, books, collectibles, paintings, taxidermy, crystal, vintage clothing, gardening supplies, plants, glassware, toys and decorative items, lots of antiques, vintage, and even new items. Most of prices are reasonable. There's also an auction. The market is open six days of the months of May, July and September from 8am to 5 pm, rain or shine. Some vendors are open on certain days, but most are open Tuesday and Sunday. Check the Brimfield flea market website each year for the most up-to-date information. Be sure to bring cash, wear a comfortable shoes (no heels at all) the market is very long, I mean looooooong, on both sides of Palmer road, and since you can't finish your dive in the market in a few hours or even a day, don't worry about food. There are food trucks with picnic tables and seats and an Italian restaurant where selling food, snacks, drinks, sodas, beer and wine. I saw a few people with their dogs, so it's probably not a problem. Admission is free and there are enough parking lots that you have to pay, some for $5 and some for $10. You can't park your car on the side of the road. You will find the parking signs easily.