Connecticut · flea and vintage markets
Flea and vintage markets in Connecticut
Connecticut has nine flea and vintage markets. Seven of them are taking vendor applications right now. Six publish a booth fee, and the median is $30. The list covers flea markets, swap meets, vintage markets and antique shows.
- Published events
- 9
- Accepting vendors now
- 7
- Median booth fee
- $30
Next events
See flea and vintage markets on the mapCommunity eventWinsted, CT
Winsted Community Flea Market
Sep 27 – Oct 25
East End Park
Accepting vendors
$20booth fee
Community eventMilford, CT
WBA Beach Market & Car Show (Tag Sale & Car Show)
Oct 11
Walnut Beach Parking Lot / Devon Rotary Pavilion at Walnut Beach · 113 East Broadway
Accepting vendors
from $20booth fee
OtherNew Haven, CT
Boulevard Flea Market
Saturdays & Sundays · Year-round
Boulevard Flea Market · 500 Ella T Grasso Blvd
Accepting vendorsRolling applications
from $60booth fee
OtherNew Milford, CT
Elephant's Trunk Country Flea Market
Sundays · Seasonal
Elephant's Trunk Flea Market · 490 Danbury Rd
Accepting vendorsRolling applications
$60booth fee
Community eventBridgeport, CT
Art Is Good Vintage Market
9 dates
Foolproof Brewery · 800 Union Avenue
Accepting vendors
Fee not listed
OtherMansfield Center, CT
Mansfield Marketplace Flea Market
Sundays · Seasonal
Mansfield Drive-in Theatre & Marketplace · 228 Stafford Rd
Accepting vendorsRolling applications
from $35booth fee
OtherBridgeport, CT
Recollective
Sundays
Recollective (historic CT Post printing press building) · 588 State Street
Accepting vendorsRolling applications
Fee not listed
Community eventWatertown, CT
Town Wide Tag Sale - October 2026
Oct 10
Town-wide (registered sale addresses across Watertown and Oakville)
Deadline passed
$30booth fee
Community eventBeacon Falls, CT
Beacon Falls Town-Wide Tag Sale
Oct 3
Deadline passed
Fee not listed
Questions about flea and vintage markets in Connecticut
How many flea and vintage markets in Connecticut are accepting vendors?
Seven of the nine flea and vintage markets in Connecticut on Vendorbound are taking vendor applications now. Four of those take applications on a rolling basis, with no closing date. Each status comes from the organizer’s own page at our last check.
What do booth fees cost at flea and vintage markets in Connecticut?
Six of the nine publish a booth fee. Taking each one’s cheapest booth, the median is $30, and the middle half charge between $20 and $60. Each listing shows its fee, and the event page breaks it down by application.
When are the next application deadlines for flea and vintage markets in Connecticut?
None of the open flea and vintage markets has a closing date ahead. Four take applications on a rolling basis.
