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The AquaDuck Flea Market is one of New York City’s oldest flea markets, which combined the Aqueduct and Sunrise Flea Markets in one big offering of market vendors. The markets merged into one in 2013, forming the city’s largest flea market. The new market boasts visitors worldwide who flock to Brooklyn to purchase incredible goods made by NYC locals and peruse secondhand clothing options in America’s most populous city. 

People love the AquaDuck Flea Market for its seemingly neverending options. We love the AquaDuck Flea Market for the same reason—it has over 400 vendors! Visitors consider AquaDuck Flea Market the best if they’re looking for less pricey vintage items and more curated for new, inexpensive goods and clothing. But with so many vendors, there is no shortage of products, including new apparel, used clothing, vintage clothing, collectibles, toys, shoes, perfumes, and jewelry. Most goods at AquaDuck Flea Market are cheaper, as this market has less emphasis on expensive art and more on accessible products. Many items are listed for sale from $1 to $5 at the AquaDuck Flea Market, making it perfect for shoppers with a tight budget.  

Foodies also love the AquaDuck Flea Market because you can purchase freshly made food from small vendors or even pick up amazing spices to make your own recipes at home. Enjoy classic American food diversity at the AquaDuck Flea Market, exploring eats of all varieties and cultures, including Jamaican, Mexican, Chinese, and more!

The AquaDuck Flea Market is open year-round on Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.  The AquaDuck Flea Market covers a full block in NYC, located at 700 Fountain Avenue in Brooklyn.