A local market featuring handmade items, antiques, jewellery, treats, textiles, original artwork and home goods from local makers and vintage vendors.
The Austin Flea is setting up shop at Little Woodrow's Burnet on Sunday, October 11, from 12 PM to 4 PM. It's a local market that brings together makers, crafters, artists, and vintage vendors, so you'll find a mix of handmade goods and older finds in one spot.
If you've never come across them, the Flea doesn't stick to one permanent location. Instead, they partner with different venues to bring the market into different neighborhoods—this time it's North Austin and Burnet Road. The stalls cover a fair amount of ground: jewelry, treats, textiles, original artwork, and home goods. Because it's a mix of makers and vintage sellers, you're as likely to find something brand new as you are something with a bit of history behind it.
That's the core of it—local people selling what they make or what they've collected. The jewelry and textiles sit alongside the original art and home goods, and the treats are there for when you need a break from browsing. It's a good way to see what's being made around the city without having to track down a dozen different studios or shops.
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It's at Little Woodrow's Burnet, 5425 Burnet Road, 78756, on Sunday, October 11, from 12 PM to 4 PM. Tickets aren't required to attend, so you can just show up and wander through.
