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The 8 Best Flea Markets in Michigan

Whether you’re a year-round resident or enjoying a vacation in The Great Lakes State, visiting some of the best flea markets in Michigan should be on the to-do list of every antique enthusiast. From the beaches of Lake Michigan to the sounds of Detroit, The Great Lakes State features an amazing diversity. No wonder why Michigan played a pivotal role in America’s industrial history and was the center of innovation in the automobile industry. Flea markets in Michigan burst with antiques and collectibles, plus rare treasures from automakers and the early days of Motown. Our list of the best flea markets in Michigan will help you find the best spots for vintage items and antiques across the state.

Union Lake Flea Market – Waterford, Michigan

Union Lake Flea Market © Union Lake Flea Market Facebook

Union Lake Flea Market © Union Lake Flea Market Facebook

If you’re seeking new-old home furnishings at a great price, look no further than the Union Lake Flea Market in West Bloomfield Township, MI. Vendors at the market specialize in Shabby Chic, glass, furniture, and various odds-and-ends, plus jewelry and collectibles.

The market is open four days a week and features over 20 vendors. Bargain shoppers on a budget can stretch their dollar here, and the vendors occasionally offer booth-wide discounts. Open year-round and indoors, the Union Lake Flea Market is one of the state’s hidden gems as one of the best flea markets in Michigan.

Where: 7936 Cooley Lake Rd, Waterford Twp, MI 48327
When: Daily: Tuesday — Saturday: 10:00 am — 5:00 pm
Web: https://www.facebook.com/unionlakefleamarket/

Grand Trunk Marketplace – Port Huron, Michigan

Grand Trunk Marketplace©Grand Trunk Marketplace

Grand Trunk Marketplace © Grand Trunk Marketplace

Located in Port Huron, MI, Grand Trunk Marketplace is a vintage-inspired market full of items from nearly every style. From farmhouse to industrial to steampunk, the market is crammed with merchandise across 6,500 square feet. Open daily, the market features a selection of vendors who style their wares into vignettes.

The eclectic nature of the merchandise means you never know what you’ll find, and the store is great to browse more than once. Vintage home decor, signs, furniture, dishes and more can be found here. Mid-century modern fans, this is definitely one of the best flea markets in Michigan, so don’t skip this one if you love MCM.

Where: 1201 4th St, Port Huron, MI 48060
When: Daily: Tuesday — Friday: 10:00 am — 5:00 pm (closed Wednesday) Saturday: 09:00 — 5:00 pm / Sunday: 11:00 am to 5:00 pm
Web: http://grand-trunk-marketplace.business.site/

Blue Moon Vintage Market – Three Oaks, Michigan

Blue Moon Vintage Market 9

Blue Moon Vintage Market

Born out of a love of antiquing, Blue Moon Vintage Market started in 2015 by mom Vicki and daughter Jen, who spent Jen’s childhood visiting markets. In 2012, the duo went through a sudden loss and channeled their grief by refinishing furniture and attending vintage shows. Soon they realized their love of vintage had grown to encompass much more and they opened Blue Moon.

Located in Three Oaks, MI, the vintage market features over 6,000 square feet of vintage items, primitives, re-purposed treasures and even the personal collection of American Pickers star Danielle Colby. Admission is free and it’s held on the fourth weekend of every month with some additional days throughout the year.

Where: 16860 Three Oaks Rd, Three Oaks, MI 49128
When: Monthly: Fourth Weekend of Every Month & Additional Dates as Posted: 010:00 am — 5:00 pm
Web: http://www.bluemoonvintage.net
Read the full review: https://www.fleamapket.com/listing/blue-moon-vintage-market/

Royal Oak Antiques and Collectibles – Royal Oak, Michigan

Royal Oak Antiques and Collectibles©Royal Oak Antiques and Collectibles Facebook

Royal Oak Antiques and Collectibles © Royal Oak Antiques and Collectibles Facebook

When it comes to the best flea markets in Michigan, the Motor City delivers. Grab a cup of hot coffee and head on down to this Sunday market for a weekly treasure hunt for antique lovers of every interest. Held at the Royal Oak Farmer’s Market, the Royal Oak Antiques and Collectibles Market is open year round.

Walking into the market, you’ll be greeted with the pleasant smell of food, sweets and other treats, plus an assortment of great vintage goods. Permanent and temporary vendors appear at the flea market with wares like coins, furniture, photography, collectibles, lamps, memorabilia and more. Vendors are available indoors and outdoors.

Where: 316 E Eleven Mile Rd, Royal Oak, MI 48067
When: Weekly: Sunday: 08:00 am — 3:00 pm
Webhttps://www.facebook.com/pg/RoyalOakAntiquesAndCollectibles
Read the full review: https://www.fleamapket.com/listing/royal-oak-antiques-and-collectibles/

Flat Rock Historical Society Antique & Flea Market – Flat Rock, Michigan

Facebook user Ben Beaudrie © Flat Rock Historical Society Flea Market

Facebook user Ben Beaudrie © Flat Rock Historical Society Flea Market

This year marks the 90th anniversary of the Flat Rock Historical Society Antique and Flea Market. Held twice a year at the Flat Rock Speedway, this show attracts up to 10,000 shoppers each year and is easily one of the best flea markets in Michigan.

The breadth of antiques and vintage collectibles includes furniture, housewares, primitives, ephemera and much more. You may need to get there early to snag a great parking spot as lots fill fast! The flea market features free admission and an assortment of food, including on baked goods for a sweet treat during your browsing. Clean indoor restrooms are also provided.

Where: 14041 Telegraph Rd, Flat Rock, Michigan
When: Twice a year: May and October: 07:00 am — 4:00 pm (check website for most recent dates)
Web: http://www.flatrockhistory.org/fleamarket
Read the full review: https://www.fleamapket.com/listing/flat-rock-speedway-flea-market/

Allegan Antiques Market – Allegan, Michigan

Allegan Antiques Market ©Allegan Antiques 9

Allegan Antiques Market ©Allegan Antiques

Over 400 dealers of collectibles, vintage items and antiques can be found at the Allegan Antiques Market in Grand Rapids. Running April through September, the bustling market attracts dealers from all over the Midwest. Six shows a year are each held on the last Sunday of the month.

After starting in 1978 with just 190 exhibitors, the flea market has grown to be one of the largest antique shows in Michigan. Now for this $4 admission, attendees can enjoy expanded exhibit areas, restrooms, picnic areas and food vendors as they browse through all of the offerings. Allegan Antiques Market’s exhibitors sell all kinds of merchandises ranging from vintage jewelry , and furniture, to china, primitives, glass and other collectibles.

Where: 150 Allegan Co Fair Drive, Allegan, Michigan 49010
When: Weekly: Sunday: April through September: 08:00 am – 4:00 pm
Web: https://www.alleganantiques.com
Read the full review: https://www.fleamapket.com/listing/allegan-antiques-market/

Greenmead Flea Market – Livonia, Michigan

Greenmead Flea Market © Facebook User Cynthe Stefanson Grey

Greenmead Flea Market © Facebook User Cynthe Stefanson Grey

Beautiful and steeped in history, the Greenmead Historical Park is home to a flea market held twice a year in Livonia, Michigan. The site is on the National Registry of Historic Places and features an 1841 farmhouse on the property, creating a great backdrop for shopping for vintage items and antiques.

The summer market is held in June and a fall market is held in September, each featuring a reasonable $2 admission. Previous market vendors have brought memorabilia, farm equipment, antiques, and more. You can enjoy free parking and shoppers are welcome to bring carts or wagons to make shopping easier.

Where: 20501 Newburgh Rd, Livonia, MI 48152
When: Twice a year: June: 10:00 am — 4:00 pm & September: 10:00 am — 4:00 pm
Web: http://www.ci.livonia.mi.us/Departments/CommunityResources/GreenmeadHistoricalPark.aspx

Michigan Antique Festivals Midland  & Davisburg – Midland, Michigan

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Michigan Antique Festivals © Michigan Antique Festival Facebook

A proud 50-year tradition held three times a year, the Midland Antique Festival features nearly a 1,000 dealers at the Midland County Fairgrounds. Michigan Antique Festivals has operated since 1968 and expanded its show to include a separate location, the Davisburg Antique Festival.

The Davisburg show is located in the Springfield Oaks County Park in the fall. The venue features five indoor buildings bursting with vintage items, collectibles and antiques galore. Attending one — or both — of the antique festivals gives you the chance to not only scout for treasures, it’s all also entertaining since the shows feature car shows, live entertainment, and cold refreshing beer. Both venues feature $6 admission, with children 11 and under allowed in free.

Where: Midland: 6905 Eastman Ave, Midland, MI 48642 & Davisburg: 12451 Andersonville Rd, Davisburg, MI 48350
When: Midland: June, July, September & Davisburg: October 6 – 7/ Saturday: 8:00 am – 6:00 pm & Sunday 9:00 am – 4:00 pm (check website for most recent dates)
Web: http://www.miantiquefestival.com
Read the full review of the Michigan Antique Festivals Midland: https://www.fleamapket.com/listing/michigan-antique-collectible-festival-midland/
Read the full review of the Michigan Antique Festivals Davisburg: https://www.fleamapket.com/listing/michigan-antique-collectible-festival-davisburg/

Bonus: US flea markets on a map!

You can now discover the best flea markets and antique fairs in the US, on a map! Not only have we included some of the best flea markets in Michigan, but we’ve added the country’s most acclaimed antique fairs to the mix.

flea market map USA


A trip at the flea market is a journey in its own, a fantastic opportunity to meet new people and enthusiasts who share the same passion for rummaging and haggling. We hope this review inspired you to discover more flea markets in Michigan, and that you’ll share the love around you. As always, if you think that a flea market is unfairly missing from this list, just drop us a line in the comments section below.

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