No surprises. Click your region below to see market fees, formats, and application details for every major vintage and craft market in the San Francisco Bay Area.
From HAVE to the grassroots Alemany Flea, the craft-forward West Coast Craft, Treasure Island Flea, and the community-driven Pickwick Flea, SF offers a full spectrum of vending environments.
Application-based and curated. HAVE is not a general market. Quality, story, and community fit are reviewed for every application. Vintage dealers, artists, makers, and food vendors are all welcome. Booth fee details are provided after acceptance. HAVE is produced by San Francisco Vintage and held at carefully chosen historic SF venues.
City-run, weekly, and very affordable. The Alemany Flea is the most accessible entry point for vintage vendors in San Francisco. Mix of vintage, produce, and general goods. Early setup is rewarded — the most serious buyers arrive first.
West Coast Craft is one of the most design-forward craft and vintage markets in the country. Highly curated — not all applications are accepted. If your work has a strong aesthetic and story, it's worth applying. The buyer quality is exceptional and willing to spend.
One of San Francisco's most curated flea markets with a strong mix of vintage, antique, and artisan vendors. The island setting draws a broad SF audience. Vintage dealers with a clear aesthetic and price point do well here.
Pickwick Flea is an indoor flea market with a community feel and good buyer turnout. Accessible for newer vendors. Check their social channels for current dates and vendor availability.
The East Bay has the highest concentration of serious antique and vintage buyers outside of San Francisco. Alameda Point alone is worth building your monthly calendar around.
The most significant antique faire in Northern California. First Sunday of every month. High vintage density, serious buyers, and a waitlist for popular vendor spots. Apply early. Vintage furniture, ceramics, art, fashion, and collectibles all perform well.
The Oakland Flea has a maker and vintage mix with a younger, design-conscious crowd. Good for vintage clothing, records, art, and well-designed home goods. A growing market with an increasingly strong reputation.
Marin buyers often have significant purchasing power and genuine taste. The market scene is smaller and less competitive than SF or the East Bay.
The Marin Antique Market draws a well-heeled local crowd with genuine interest in antiques and vintage. Covered stalls available. The clientele skews toward quality furniture, art, ceramics, and estate jewelry. Less price-sensitive than most Bay Area markets.
Community flea market with very affordable vendor fees. Mix of vintage and general goods. A strong starting point for vendors testing new inventory or building their first market presence.
The Peninsula and South Bay have a strong estate sale circuit and a growing pop-up market scene. Less saturated than SF proper, with buyers who often have excellent taste and less competition from the dealer community.
The Peninsula has a growing vintage and estate sale scene with several recurring markets. San Francisco Vintage tracks and promotes these events through the community events calendar. Submit your Peninsula event to sanfranciscovintage.com/vintage-events
Time Travelers Expo is a vintage and retro market focused on mid-century, collectibles, and vintage lifestyle. Strong buyer base for vintage clothing, furniture, and ephemera. Multiple Bay Area locations — check their current schedule for Peninsula and South Bay dates.
Fees for each market vary and are subject to change. We do our best to keep this information current, but market pricing updates frequently. For the most complete and up-to-date fee comparison across all Bay Area markets, see our full pricing guide. If something here is incorrect, contact us and we'll update it.
Fees for each market vary and are subject to change. We do our best to keep this information current, but market pricing updates frequently. For the most complete and up-to-date fee comparison across all Bay Area markets, see our full pricing guide. If something here is incorrect, contact us and we'll update it.
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