Flea Markets in Salt Lake City, Utah
2 flea markets found
About Flea Markets in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City has a small but worthwhile flea market scene, with 2 known spots ranging from a compact indoor vintage market to a crafts-focused fair. The options here lean toward the boutique end of the spectrum — think curated secondhand finds rather than sprawling weekend swap meets. If you’re expecting acres of vendor stalls, SLC is more intimate than that, but what’s here has its own charm.
The standout is Urban Flea Market, which has earned over 115 reviews and a reputation as a fun, if cozy, discovery. Reviewers describe it as a nice detour when visiting Salt Lake City, with a particular strength in vintage clothing. The space is noted as “a bit small and cramped,” so go in knowing it’s a tight browse — but visitors consistently call it a good way to find cool clothes and burn an afternoon. It’s an indoor market, which makes it a reliable option when Utah weather doesn’t cooperate. Market and Craft Fair rounds out the listings with a crafts focus, though detailed reviews aren’t yet available.
A few practical notes for visiting Urban Flea Market: it is cash-only and open Sundays only, from 10AM to 4PM, so plan accordingly. Arrive with small bills and don’t expect a lot of elbow room. Since Salt Lake City’s flea market options are limited, it’s worth checking current schedules directly with each venue before making a trip.
