Artists & Fleas Williamsburg

really cool flea market ! i found some good deals on vintage bags, got really cute everyday rings, and found some interesting artists. great way to kill time while also finding unique & vintage items. overall, the place had great energy from the variety of options to the music selection. will definitely be returning !

You would love this place if you enjoy indoor flea markets eg Canal Street Market. This location is great for vintage wears and accessories. There is a coffee shop inside but there is not a dinning option here.

You can enjoy there if you seek to spot the independent designers / artists or shop with strong spirit. The taste and mood vary from Asian to African, from Minimal to Punk, from vintage to new productions. All of them are temporary open their mini shop at this market, so you can meet new creators every time you visit. Sometime completely the same shop as the last week.

Williamsburg Artists and Flea Market was my favorite shopping stop during my trip. Local businesses displayed and sold vintage and handmade clothing, art, jewelry, candles, and more. I bought a tremendous chained belt, a lava set candle, and an orange vintage button-down. I recommend it if you're near Williamsburg anytime between Thursday to Sunday!

Loved the place, vibe, and the people. Personally bought the ring which was made from rolex spoon 1950 th. Recommend to visit and enjoy.

Artists section is super nice, flea market is overpriced, still you can find some exclusive stuff.

Very advertised spot online. It is really great though. 2 large rooms with about 50 booths total. Most are regulars but their stuff is really Brooklyn - really dope - cool AF I’ll be back here ..

Amazing vintage. Look for Beauty Crisis Vintage and their wide array of costume jewelry and great selection of handbags.

really cool flea market ! i found some good deals on vintage bags, got really cute everyday rings, and found some interesting artists. great way to kill time while also finding unique & vintage items. overall, the place had great energy from the variety of options to the music selection. will definitely be returning !

You would love this place if you enjoy indoor flea markets eg Canal Street Market. This location is great for vintage wears and accessories. There is a coffee shop inside but there is not a dinning option here.

You can enjoy there if you seek to spot the independent designers / artists or shop with strong spirit. The taste and mood vary from Asian to African, from Minimal to Punk, from vintage to new productions. All of them are temporary open their mini shop at this market, so you can meet new creators every time you visit. Sometime completely the same shop as the last week.

Williamsburg Artists and Flea Market was my favorite shopping stop during my trip. Local businesses displayed and sold vintage and handmade clothing, art, jewelry, candles, and more. I bought a tremendous chained belt, a lava set candle, and an orange vintage button-down. I recommend it if you're near Williamsburg anytime between Thursday to Sunday!

Loved the place, vibe, and the people. Personally bought the ring which was made from rolex spoon 1950 th. Recommend to visit and enjoy.

Artists section is super nice, flea market is overpriced, still you can find some exclusive stuff.

Very advertised spot online. It is really great though. 2 large rooms with about 50 booths total. Most are regulars but their stuff is really Brooklyn - really dope - cool AF I’ll be back here ..

Amazing vintage. Look for Beauty Crisis Vintage and their wide array of costume jewelry and great selection of handbags.

We stopped by Artists and Fleas after Smorgasburg. It provided us with some much needed AC and we loved all the little stalls that sold cool, unique items. I picked up two NYC-themed pins and my MIL picked up some candles. If you're on the market for some unique, handmade crafts, then this is the place for you!

I vaguely remember going to one of these years ago in Chelsea market. I like to shop in these places where local artists can display their wares. There's also a bunch of vintage clothing and accessories here which are fun to look at. I found an artist who makes cute jewelry out of vintage forks and spoons, and walked away with a couple, as well as a free artists and fleas tote bag, so I'd say it was a win!

Super fun spot! Great area for food and drinks in Brooklyn too. Lots of different stores and items for sale here. Great spot to go with friends

Williamsburg Artists and Flea Market was my favorite shopping stop during my trip. Local businesses displayed and sold vintage and handmade clothing, art, jewelry, candles, and more. I bought a tremendous chained belt, a lava set candle, and an orange vintage button-down. I recommend it if you're near Williamsburg anytime between Thursday to Sunday!

I randomly stumbled upon Artists & Fleas yesterday as I was making my way to the High Line. Lots of small vendors here. In my quick walkthrough of the market, I saw a lot of jewelry, t-shirts, crafts, candles, art pieces, leather goods, and other hand-made products. If you're a visitor to New York and are shopping for a gift to bring back home, I'm sure you'll find something here that catches your eye. Support your local businesses and check out this market.

Always look forward to a Saturday when I can visit artists and fleas. So much great talent and so many great finds. I recently purchased quite a bit of jewelry from The Keila booth. The owner,Sandra is especially warm and helpful with choices. Everything is of such good quality and so reasonably priced. Besides her there are many other options as far as candles, posters, artwork, clothing, handbags etc.

Great little find. Friendly vendors, beautiful art, jewelry & lots more. If bodega Latin art is there, highly recommend checking it out. Also a great neighborhood for restaurants

The owners should really consider changing the name of the company as the name suggest is very deceiving and totally not accurate. Please elevate the name of the company. Artists and flees sound so cheap and low class compared to the vendors in the Chelsea location is a much higher class and better quality than a flee market.

Great local vendors (skin care, jewelry, bags, clothes, etc.) and some of them homemade - others vintage. I found some vendors to be particularly fantastic, but I personally thought many of the items were overpriced. The room with the vintage / thrift items seem particularly overpriced, especially since they're not homemade or local. I'd come back for a splurge or a gift for someone else.

Went looking for flea markets on Sunday afternoon and this location came up fairly quickly on the search. Located in a medium-sized facility with about two rooms (one large and one small), several shops are set up to sell marketplace-style with their wares. I wouldn't say many of the products were used or vintage, as most of them were handmade crafts made by local or community artists. It felt very much like an upscale thrift and local artist community. Despite that, it was neat walking around to see the different wares. We did not end up buying anything, but it was a neat atmosphere. They also had people selling food and coffee. Would I go back? Sure, it seemed like they would have a variety of items every week. I probably wouldn't go out of my way to stop by.

Cool space and a good variety of shops. Lost a star because there's a lot of cheaper manufactured goods being sold alongside actual crafted stuff. Cheap quality and probably not super ethically sourced. The things that were handmade were very cool though.

I had a fun time browsing Artists and Fleas after the damage my family and I did at Smorgasburg. We needed a place to walk it off and cool down from the heat. What I love about Artists and Fleas was all the different vendors selling their unique crafts, ranging from quirky bibs for babies, jewelry to oils that will please your epicurean buddy and baked goods. I was really impressed with everything I saw and ended up buying a couple of gifts for friends back home. Of course, I had to treat myself to a floral "Brooklyn" hat from Aliens of Brooklyn. I have received many compliments on that hat every time I wear it out. Even if you're not planning to buy anything, its still worth browsing through this market just to check out the art on display.

What a great place to support small businesses! They have some great hand crafted jewelry, variety selection of thrifted clothes, candles, and art pieces. A lot of the vendors I interacted with were super friendly. I thought it was a neat and chill way to browse/shop if you're looking for something relaxing to do on the weekend.

Great place for finding unique gifts and authentic and handmade! Stop by Henny Faire Co. very sweet company that sells lip balms that are natural and handmade. Owner was very kind.

Being a small business owner in Scotland we as a family love to support local artists and makers! Loved this flea market and such a amazing selection of local talent! My husband even got a tattoo!

go to paste. they have awesome original graphic tees. paste + jason good prices and nice guy.

Loved it! There were so many cool Brooklyn vendors it was a feast for the eyes. This Artists&Fleas being so close to Smorgasburg made it really enjoyable to easily spend our entire day in Williamsburg and get a feel for Brooklyn and its artisan businesses. Picked up some great unique gifts (soaps and skincare from Flynn&King Skincare, jewelry from KSD Jewelry and 141 Atelier) for friends and family back home. Would definitely love to come back, everyone was super friendly.

This is one of the most interesting places I visited while in New York! My girlfriend and I were killing some time before going to Williamsburg Smorgasburg and stumbled into this little flea market. I'd say I would never consider buying 95% of the things in here, just because they aren't really my style, but just going through the shop is a treat enough. There are TONS of creatively built, designed, and organized knick knacks and clothes you can buy here. It's an extremely "Brooklyn" place so if you are someone that sticks to GAP and Target for your clothes and trinkets, you're in the wrong place entirely. As I said, most things I wouldn't purchase, but I did find a fun wallet that was made out of a book cover I bought as a souvenir. Even if you aren't looking to buy something, walking through this place is well worth your time.

I am definitely not the target demographic of this place. I am far from the quirky, artistic hipster I usually see in this place and, like another review mentioned, wouldn't buy a lot of the things here simply because it isn't really my style. If you love Etsy and similar, you will love it here. That being said, it's worth a visit -- if nothing else, then for the experience. I do like checking out local brands and artists and occasionally you will find a gem here, regardless of your personal style.

This is the second Artist and Fleas location I visit and my first time here. Loved the space and all the different vendors with their inventive items. Also got to see a few that have been around for a bit at other locations. The only complaint is that the restrooms are only for vendors.

Stumbled upon this awesome find walking around Williamsburg on our last Brooklyn trip. This place is such a cool concept. It's basically an indoor upscale flea with everything from clothing, to accessories, jewelry, and food. Lots of unique finds! So unfortunate we happened to discover this market about 30 min before they closed so had to rush through it (and I think they are only open on weekends but could be wrong). I definitely could have spent a couple of hours and lots of $$ had we had more time! Next time...

Great selection. I'm a tourist so I can't say if they are open every day or weekends only but it sure is a great place to walk around and shop in!

We came across this place when we wanted to visit the other flea market. It was indoor, so when it rained, we decided to take a look. It only opened on saturday and sunday till 7 pm. There were around 20+ sellers and they mostly sell women's stuff. We went there when it was almost closed so end up didn't buy anything, but we'll definitely come back It would be great if they added more men's stuff though

This is a great space for anyone wanting to share their talent with the rest of the world and not having to pay a high price to do so. An artist can use the space to their advantage, only having to be open during weekend hours and use the space as a pop-up that they would promote hand in hand with their etsy or business website. Also, a great place to network and you already know that there is going to be foot traffic coming your way. My only complaint is the amount of vintage clothing sellers here. It would be nice to see more artists and original designs rather then overpriced vintage. But, there must be a demand for it since there are so many vendors here providing the vintage service. I hope that the space is super successful and they will be able to expand soon. There are also many people sharing booths, which is a great way to save money.

My friends and I stumbled upon this flea market one afternoon. I loved the variety of goods here, from clothes to jewelry to clocks made of books... No one is very pushy, and there are lots of dogs around. Local artists and lots of fun stuff to explore!

My friend and I were in the neighborhood and checked out this cool indoor flea market on a Saturday afternoon. I was shocked how crowded it was because we were literally bumping into people and just trying to take in all the merchandise. They have a lot of cool vendors but a lot of the vendors didn't sell flea market priced items.(some were on the expensive side). I did buy a cute necklace with a NYC pendant that had my two favorite boroughs (Brooklyn&Queens) representing. If I'm in the area I would check out this spot again.

My Dad and I LOVE this place ! Love this neighborhood , There are collections of painting, jewelry and clothing, especially the handcraft artists here are amazing ! There is an artist duo transform folk and spoons to jewelry prices, very creative. Will come back and bring friends here !

I forgot to add this in before when I made my trip to NYC, Anyway, this place is one of Brooklyn's only year-round markets and the best part about it is all the items are from independent designers and vintage collectors. They have both lovely and funky jewelry and clothing. If you want a unique piece, definitely take a gander.

Absolutely wonderful vendors. I bought some really unique jewelry, and I love that I'm supporting small businesses. It's a great place to buy gifts. The vibe is lovely, really a beautiful community.

Awesome storefront jam packed with booths full of specialty products, hand made goods, and thrift clothing. We had a great time exploring. All the business owners were so friendly and welcoming. A much better place to find a souvenir from our trip to the area.

Stumbled upon this place while visiting the Smorgasboard in Williamsburg. Fell in LOVE immediately! It's basically an indoor flea market w outdoor flea market finds! My friends and I found some amazing pieces of jewelry and clothing here..stuff we hadn't seen anywhere else. Very cool stuff. Highly recommend you drop in if you're in the area! PS There is also a mini-version at Chelsea Market that we found later but the one in Williamsburg is bigger and had more variety.

Great selection of local, small, and handmade goods. Is a wonderful experience to get a taste of NYC and is right by the L train and NYC ferry.

A great place to wander around and look at unique things. I think I enjoyed this more the last time I came here -- probably because there was a vendor with amazing earl grey fudge, but the vendor wasn't there this time. It really depends on which vendors are there. Also, prices for various items can be quite high. There is no bathroom for shoppers available.

I really loved this place! It was so much fun walking through and seeing all the vendors, and there were some awesome shops! The hardest part was picking my favorite items to purchase because I loved so many things. Definitely a must-see.

Lots of purveyors of vintage, artsy, unique. A fun, curated tour of things you might otherwise find on etsy. I got a super cool headband made from repurposed men's ties, and there was a vibrant green vintage cape I wish I could have gotten. Lots of jewelry designers here as well. I loved the gal who makes jewelry designs from arabic letters. Check it out. No public bathrooms, fyi.

I visited the Chelsea Market location and had an overall bad experience. I encountered one vendor that was extremely honest about their products, Fredy Roncalla, I bought a few rings and wear them almost every day. However, I visited a second stand, Brooklyn Bleu, and was given the wrong information about the metals used in their products in order to propel a sale. So, the earrings I purchased made my ears start bleeding in less than 5 minutes of having them on (I've known that I've had this issue with earrings since I was a child), and this storefront still hasn't processed my refund after I returned the item almost 3 to 4 weeks ago. I was told in the store that my refund would be processed and my receipt said that I would receive my money within 24 hours. I contacted the vendor through Square, got no response, and when I emailed them expressing my aggravation, the potential store owner implied that [he/she] had been traveling for weeks (as if this was my concern at all) and also negatively confronted me about my aggravation with the customer service I had received. Why wouldn't I be upset after this?! I haven't been able to wear earrings for weeks and if someone genuinely has a connection with their customers, then they should care about whether or not they were mistreated in multiple regards. I definitely will not return to Artists & Fleas and I highly recommend staying away from this boutique, as well, if you want jewelry or kind customer service!

I bought some nice sunglasses for $25. Otherwise mostly everything else is a little expensive for my taste. Very unique items though

All things vintage and artisan-made are my true, blue kryptonite. So this place had me weak in the knees, truth be told. It's massive (with a sister market in SoHo, but this one is so much better), with rows and rows of everything from jewelry to hats, soap, clothes, vinyls, anything under the sun, really. It's the perfect place for a day of discovery, shopping, and browsing to your heart's content.

It's a cute place to stop by if you happen to be in the area on a Sunday morning or afternoon. There are a bunch of vendors that produce high-quality items, mostly jewelry, some clothes, and interesting prints. There is even a selfie-camera near the door with some props, so you can document your stay there. Be area that this camera prints a photo for you, but the emailed version may take a few days to reach your inbox. Don't despair.

Yes, out of the way. But if you visit Smorgasburg down the block (check days and hours) , you can make a day of it. Or at least, several hours. Above average crafts people and very fair prices.

This place got bigger than a couple years ago. And there are more venders inside. This place always have funky stuffs so it's worth visiting at least once if you are in that area or even from Manhattan. On Saturdays, there are a lot of food venders at the park next to this place, which is called Smorgasburg. So you can buy quick lunch there, too. Very convenient.

Nice lil indoor flea market with diverse products. I really appreciated how even though it was small and kinda cramped people weren't being pushy. And having an exploring toddler leading the way is always a surprise, but people embraced it. He always is a showstopper when we go out. Will be back, loved the necklaces they had.

I stopped in here on a Sunday Morning while getting coffee in the neighborhood. It's you basic flea market but I find it's definitely a bit overpriced. I did buy a candle from one of the vendors. It didn't produce a smell as I hoped when I lit it at my house.l

This place is fun! It is far from a "flea market" but a good place to visit when spending time in Williamsburg. A good way to meet some local artists as well and there are often different stands on Saturday versus Sunday. I like to bring family and friends here when they are visiting from out of town to expose them to some of the charm of this neighborhood. There are a ton of similar jewelry stands so it's worth it to check if they use gold plated versus gold filled (huge difference) since often lower prices means the less durable plated version. Although this place looks like a typical flea market the prices would certainly suggest otherwise. My mother and I were looking at some of the clothes at one stand and although they were in good condition I was surprised that a cotton kaftan was priced at $150. Most BK fleas are now on the pricier end where you won't find much of a deal, but this one in particular is a unique fave of mine. Also, just my personal opinion: Metal Taboo is edgy and unique, but I find it disturbing when people try to make money of of something as critical and difficult as cancer. Your overpriced "F*ck Cancer" plates are depressing. Have a soul.

A little dissapointed, a friend of mine told me about fork jewerly, bringing me back to the 70's, that vendor was no longer there. The place looks okay, I just thought I would see more. No bathroom! We had to go to starbucks which is 3 blocks away!

You know you've arrived at something in the road of life (that being North 6th Street, Williamsburg) when your neighborhood economy runs chiefly on Crap You Can't Use, and Will Almost Certainly Lose. Artists & Fleas hosts a pretty choice selection of CYCUaWACL-hawkers each weekend from 12-8PM. I like Crap - but admittedly because it's outrageously status-affirming to even conceptualize the existence of, much less OWN: rings that conjoin multiple digits (effectively counteracting millions of years of evolution); cuff links crafted from old typewriter keys (for the business-formal Bohemian in your life); 1x1 inch notebooks (a wicker basket of a dozen would look so fetching atop a vintage secretary!); necklaces and bracelets made from fake-old ammunition and artillery; $25 t-shirts silk-screened with the latest Internet meme. All the tidbits cost roughly what you'd imagine (but not what you'd like) CYCUaWACL to cost. Vintage clothing and shoes sold separately, in the back. First-world problems not included.

Love flea markets!!! This market is special because most of the vendors are the artists and designers themselves, who market their own wares...... t-shirts...candles....jewelries... hats...belts...cards...arts and crafts.... Located in a large warehouse in the heart of Williamsburg it is open Saturday & Sundays from 12:00 noon to 8:00 pm. My daughter Camille loves to come here for the books. There is a guy that sells a good variety of books ..new and a lot cheaper than Amazon & Barnes & Nobles.

A flea market located right across the Saturday smorgasburg so people usually go here after the binge. It's a really unique trendy place which sells a bunch of stuff. The accessories here are really great but quite pricey. We got a couple of celebrity candles which is a good gift idea.

Love this place! Lots of cool little bits of jewelry and artistic products (think etsy) that you can check out. I also found this to be a fun place to check out with friends or on a date. It really gives other people that Brooklyn vibe. They also play nice music and have more guyish things like records, watches, and money clips.