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By Sophie Boudreau
|Updated on January 16, 2023(Originally published January 11, 2023)
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No matter what the weather is like outside, there’s no wrong time to start planning for upcoming adventures here in the Great Lakes State. Whether you’re a bonafide treasure-hunter, a serious collector, or a shopaholic, it’s tough to deny the delights of a sprawling flea market in Michigan – and there’s one especially wondrous option that takes place only twice per year. Mark your calendars and get ready to shop ‘til you drop.
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For additional information about this 80-acre flea market in Michigan and its secondary festival in the town of Davisburg, be sure to visit the event website. Have you done a bit of shopping at the Midland County Fairgrounds in previous years? Share your favorite flea market finds with us by leaving a Facebook comment or recommend another awesome Great Lakes State attraction by filling out our nominaiton form.
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Flea Market in Michigan
Sarah M.|January 16, 2023
What are some other great flea markets in Michigan?
For bargain hunters, there's nothing that beats a day spent perusing a fun flea market in Michigan. However, if the Michigan Antique & Collectible Festivals aren't enough to satisfy your urge to splurge or shop til you drop, there are several flea markets in Michigan that are open-year round and where you'll discover all sorts of treasures:
- Reits Flea Market. You’re in for a major treat at this flea market in Paw Paw, which prides itself on being one of the largest in the state. Reits opens for the season in mid-April and runs through October and features over 500 outdoor booths to explore. There’s really no telling what sort of finds you’ll pick up here — and this sense of mystery is part of the appeal!
- Harvest Antiques and Collectibles. While this incredible spot in the lakeside town of Holland bills itself as a collectibles shop and not a flea market, the treasures that await inside will keep you coming back time and time again. If you can imagine it, you’ll find it at Harvest — the shop’s shelves are stocked with everything from vintage records to shabby-chic furniture to political memorabilia from years past. But that’s not all: the friendly service at Harvest is second to none, and it will quickly become your new favorite stop on Michigan’s west coast.
- Armada Flea Market. Looking for a BIG flea market in Michigan? This sprawling destination, which is tucked away in a rural part of Michigan, draws in countless visitors each year with its impressive array of merchandise. Whether you’re on the hunt for something specific or just browsing with the family, you’ll have a total blast. Between April and October, the flea market is open for business on Sundays and Tuesdays. While families love this spot, it’s not pet-friendly, so be sure to leave your four-legged pals at home. After all, you'll want to devote your undivided attention to the many booths and vendors here.
- Allegan Antiques Market. This massive flea market features over 400 dealers, each of whom offered something unique and exciting. Glasswares, jewelry, and vintage furniture are some of the highlights that you’ll find at Allegan Antiques Market, which operates the last Sunday of every month between April and September. Don’t forget to grab an elephant ear or corn dog from one of the on-site carnival vendors!
- The Mega Mall. Our state’s capital is no stranger to the flea market game, and this amazing market near Lansing proves it. No matter how many times you check out the Mega Mall, you’re guaranteed to find surprises in store. There’s definitely a reason that this huge market has been in business for over 20 years — and you simply must experience it for yourself!
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