Such a fun and interesting place! I LOVE the earrings I bought, and spent a happy hour wandering among the artists.

Not the biggest location, but enough of a variety that it's worth checking out

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 !

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

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

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.

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.

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!

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

My favourite place in this area!! Everytime I go there is something new and everything looks so good!

Great gem with a range of stalls selling a variety of items, really a cool place to check out!

Super nice place with local artists selling their work.  The day I started to play a very good sound, played by a DJ.  I recommend!

Great place for unique finds! I got a nice gold ring Inchin, some cool pins from Roving house and some amazing candles and body spray with scents I've never experienced before from Lambs and Wolves! Definitely coming back soon!

Very unique and funky vendors. Bought some awesome records. A wide selection of vintage clothing and jewelry.

I love this place, a great spot to get some cute gifts for others or find the newest addition to your closet. The variety of items, sizes, and people is amazing. You can get anything you need here, a little furniture, clothing, vinyl, posters, baby clothes, jewelry, and more. Always a great stop and in a great neighborhood.

Thanks so much for stopping by! We're so happy to hear you enjoyed our market and left with one-of-a-kind finds.

So I'm walking chillin on one of the coldest days in Bklyn in years and BANG there it is a Flea sale and all about 15 flea markets in one space with a Banging DJ to boot. How warm I was afterwards with a big full of pre-owned stuff.. warm & happy

A great place to meet a variety of new artists and artisans. Great vibes all around. Sure place to find unique gifts and finds.

Love this place for a random assortment of "super cute artsy things you might want to buy" and "completely random knick nacks".

isn't super large, you can walk through all the stalls in 15 mins.

definitely check out the Queer Candle Co stall. the candles are delightful.

This place is the artistic heart of Williamsburg. It’s a must to visit every weekend!

This is a must-go must-shop place! It's just two blocks down from subway off the L, all the vendors are super talented selling a huge variety of one of a kind game made or curated goodies! The vibe is great with their DJ spinning mood-tastic tunes, everything from art to hand made soaps and beauty to vintage. Go in and support these amazing small businesses!

A MUSTTT visit when in NYC. We stumbled upon this place on our hunger hunt to smorgasburg :D The flea market has many of the best talented artists and their works in their stalls. Totally mesmerized by their innovative creativity,talents and skills. Must visit place for some interesting jewellery,clothes,decor stuff and other interesting collectibles.

Awesome place to go if your looking for some good stuff. You can find nice jewelry, hats, vintage clothes and more. I love this place!!! There are 3 locations in NYC Williamsburg, Soho and Chelsea Market. Totally recommend to go if you are looking something nice for a present.

this is where you go when you want to TREAT YOSELF. great vintage wear, handcrafted jewelry, custom art, beauty products, sunglasses, etc.

Amazing place to go shop some unique artists and makers items. Most items made locally. Good way to support local small business

Great selection of jewelry and crafts. The vendors are super friendly, and the environment is lively. This is a great place to warm up on a cold day and find unique gifts, as well as sample some artisanal foods/condiments, such as small batch cayenne kombucha and Cara Cara jalapeño jam. The soundtrack perfectly accompanies wandering through the stalls!

It is a really cute place of nice arts and special stuff you won't see everywhere. Prices ain't cheap, but the paintings are very special

A very interesting place with tons of different stands of handmade goods ranging from skincare to clothes and jewelry. Though to be honest most of the goods there can be very expensive. There are some more affordable and smaller things in the market though.

Nice and warm, good selection of stuff, and a coffee shop inside. Overall a very comfortable flea market experience, wish there was camera shop and a bathroom.

Regeneration room is a good idea, but then you realize it’s a lot of old people clothes. Still fun tho. Kind, helpful people, but a little too many of them.

Fun spot with a lot of great finds. Available goods include: leather accessories, jewelry, vinyl records and tapes, artistic and retro-themed prints, clothes, sunglasses and hats, soaps and scrubs. Definitely worth a visit!

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.

Thanks for stopping by, Eitan! Glad to hear you enjoyed our market. 😊

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 ..

Cool pop up space. Hard to navigate with tiny aisles between vendors. Good variety of clothing, records, and art work.

The exterior of this place had a cool purple design. Inside, they had a live DJ mixing music which I found fun. I didn't personally buy anything but walking around and seeing the various sellers with my family was cool. There were a lot of fashion type sellers so if you're into that, this place might be for you.

Nice place to shop for cool stuff. But I have noticed that most of the people engage in just window shopping here.

Don't be surprised if you find items on sale here are exorbitantly priced. Some of the items on sale seem to be rare and of vintage quality. One can also find cute items which can be bought as souvenirs.

This place is very close to the Smorgasbord, the weekly food festival that happens on the Kent Avenue nearby. Also close to the North Williamsburg Pier where one can catch a ferry to Wall Street or Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 1.

Cute little “hole in the wall” location, a “walk to fast and you’ll miss it” kind of place. But once you’re in it, it immediately sucks you in with all the cute little stalls, ranging from hand crafted jewellery, vintage clothing, art, candles and soaps. Definitely the kind of place you’d walk out of with an impulse buy you likely won’t regret too much. (Lord knows I did). I did get the “resellers and large companies in small stalls” vibe people are commenting on. I was told about it by a friend who has a stall there, and, I’ll be honest, I was expecting something more “flea market”, and less “weekend retail”, but let’s be real: it’s in the middle of Williamsburg. And for me, it didn’t detract from the lovely experience of interacting with and seeing the wears of smaller artists and craftspeople.

More of a local artisan flea then a typical "flea market." Mainly jewelry/clothes/prints/soaps. There's a nice little vinyl booth that had some nice cassettes for great prices. The space is very beautiful and everyone is extremely friendly, just don't expect to be haggling for anything. ****

The vintage stalls in here are really great! Some amazing pieces, I only wished my budget would stretch to. Super-friendly stall owners and everyone was so lovely and chatty - definitely worth a trip and just nice to buy cool stuff made by local artists.

One of the great joys of a flea market is getting good deals on the goods.  This does not happen much, if at all at Artists & Fleas.  I felt the prices were at full retail or even more for the most part.  More of an exchange than a flea market.

i am really only giving three stars because the clothing half of this establishment is not affordable by any means.
most clothing is $60-$150 and some is even more expensive than that. I understand something hand-made costing that much, or something that's been hand-altered or something. But most of it is just what seems to be lucky thrift store finds that they paid $5 for and are now being sold for $60+.
like a tank top from the 2000s that they found at a thrift store and theyre trying to make a come up on it.
target audience is rich gentrifiers who want to keep up with the latest micro-trends.
i definitely cant afford anything in there, and I'll find the same things at a regular thrift store.
the other half of the establishment has a lot more than just clothes and ranges in prices. i do recommend browsing this area as there is a large variety of vendors. I especially liked the vender called Bubbly Moon Naturals. she was very kind and her natural deodorant works really well for me.
Just be warned that the clothing is a bit of a rip off unless its hand-made.

A bit expensive, but I understand it’s small local businesses and they have to pay overhead. It’s a cute place, they had some nice people and nice clothing selections. If you’re into that more flea market feel, I recommend going to the parking lot just a block over on Saturday, they have a nice sized flea market there run by Brooklyn market. It’s the company that runs the market on 26th and 6th if you know the one in Chelsea.

Perhaps it is age, but once you're in possession of certain style of accessories that you can defined as you, you become picky in what to add to your collection and to the limited space of an apartment to not clutter it.  I have purchased some bracelets here about 2 years ago, but a recent visit haven't brought any excitement or urge in purchasing anything new. Most were jewelry imported from China you see everywhere now. It can use more authentic handmade products from local artists to ignite more excitement.

Beautiful goods, but not flea market prices.  Lots of vendors don’t have prices displayed.  It has a nice variety of vendors which is wonderful.  Please don’t mistake this place for being anything like a thrift or flea market shopping where you’ll see lots of old treasures.  However, it’s worth checking out.

I love to visit flea markets when traveling and after reading a view reviews decided to go here. Honestly it was quite underwhelming and I was done in less than 30 minutes. It's much smaller than I anticipated and most of the stalls (there are a few exceptions) did not feel authentic, were overpriced for what it was and were just aimed at tourists. If I were to live in NY I don't think i'd ever go back. However if you just happened to pass by it's ok to walk through it to kill a bit of time.

There are some cool vendors and items here, and its worth stopping by and taking a loop around.
On average there is a lot of unique things made by artists to purchase which is nice, but its generally overshadowed by the larger booths (owned by actual businesses with a flagship location) who can afford a larger footprint and more staff to sell things...

I think this should be for artists and craftsman alike who really need a chance to break into the small retail markets their products are fit for.
There really isn't nothing artist or flea like about  already successful businesses with more than one location.....

A collection of small stalls for artists, craftspeople, and makers. Crowded on the weekends. A variety of wares ranging from jewelry to clothing, men's accessories to scarves, vinyl collections to art to hang in a college apartment. It's all nice enough and there's a nice atmosphere of small business owners who are working hard to get their brands out there. But the range of what's offered isn't much different from what you'd find on Etsy or some similar platform. If you'd like to support the brick and mortar, this is a nice stop to make. If you're doing some shopping for a gift or need something specific, you might or might not find it here. This is a place to browse and make the impulse purchase. There's a good coffee stall.

Just a bunch of trash. Although I guess other people's trash is someone else's treasure. Nothing was worth getting there. I assume all of the tourists are enjoying the opportunity to get pictures of the Brooklyn Bridge in the background.

If ya wanna pay top dollar for actual junk then by all means… this is the place for you!

They don’t have public bathrooms- let’s figure that one out Artists & Fleas #Got2Go

We're sorry to hear you didn't enjoy your experience at the market! We do require that all merchants have a hand in the design or production of their products and we strive to ensure that merchants adhere to that policy. If you have specific feedback about a particular item or purchase, feel free to reach out to us at info@artistsandfleas.com for that merchant's contact information so they can further clarify. 

I would say out of all the vendors, only a handful are truly handmade. A lot of the jewelry can easily be found on Alibaba/express. Accessories as well. The candle makers and soaps are legit. It was more of an overpriced flea market vs an actual handmade artists.

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