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Flea Markets in Washington, District of Columbia

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About Flea Markets in Washington

Washington, D.C. has a small but well-curated flea market scene, with 3 markets spread across some of the city’s most walkable neighborhoods. All three are outdoor markets running on weekends only, so plan accordingly — there’s no indoor option here for rainy days. The range runs from the bustling, long-running Georgetown Flea Market to the comparatively low-key Dupont Little Flea Market, giving you everything from a packed Sunday hunt to a more relaxed browse depending on your mood.

Georgetown Flea Market is the standout draw in Washington, D.C., with over 260 reviews and a reputation as “the premier Flea Market in the DMV.” Reviewers point to rare finds, great variety of new and old items, and vendors arriving as early as 5 a.m. — it runs Sundays only, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and carries antiques, vintage clothing, and collectibles with haggling expected. The Flea Market at Eastern Market is the most flexible option, open both Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and adds food vendors and crafts to the usual antiques and vintage mix — a good pick if you want to combine market browsing with a meal. Dupont Little Flea Market is the smallest of the three, running Sunday mornings from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and suits a quieter, shorter visit focused on antiques, crafts, and collectibles.

Since all three markets are outdoor and weekend-only, checking the weather before you head out is worth the extra step. Haggling is expected at Georgetown and Eastern Market, so come with cash and a willingness to negotiate. If you want the widest selection in Washington, D.C., Georgetown’s early start means the best picks go fast — arriving closer to opening pays off.

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Dupont Little Flea Market
Dupont Little Flea Market
Corner of 19th and Q Streets, 1909 Q St NW, Washington, DC 20009
46 reviews +1 202-701-3197
Flea Market At Eastern Market
Flea Market At Eastern Market
7th Street SE &, C St SE, Washington, DC 20002
199 reviews
Georgetown Flea Market
Georgetown Flea Market
1819 35th St NW, Washington, DC 20007
261 reviews +1 202-775-3532

Common Questions

What is the best flea market in Washington, D.C.?
Georgetown Flea Market is widely considered the top pick, with over 260 reviews and descriptions calling it "the premier Flea Market in the DMV" — it's known for rare finds, antiques, vintage items, and a busy Sunday atmosphere.
What days are flea markets open in Washington, D.C.?
All three D.C. flea markets operate on weekends only. Georgetown Flea Market runs Sundays 8AM–4PM, Dupont Little Flea runs Sundays 10AM–3PM, and the Flea Market at Eastern Market is open both Saturday and Sunday 9AM–4PM.
Are flea markets in Washington, D.C. free to enter?
The available data doesn't specify entrance fees for these markets, so it's best to check each listing directly before visiting to confirm.
Where can I find antiques at Washington, D.C. flea markets?
All three markets — Georgetown Flea Market, Flea Market at Eastern Market, and Dupont Little Flea Market — are tagged for antiques and collectibles, so any of them is a reasonable starting point for antique hunting.
Are Washington, D.C. flea markets cash only?
Haggling is expected at Georgetown Flea Market and the Flea Market at Eastern Market, which often signals a preference for cash among vendors — it's a good idea to bring cash, though individual vendor policies may vary.