(9.11) Then it moves across the river for the month of October. The Providence Flea has kept things pretty classy with local vintage vendors, small-batch makers, artisans, food purveyors and trucks, community non-profits, and musicians.
New to the mix is the Little Bitte Brunch Bar. The talented gals of Little Bitte Artisanal Cocktails create exquisitely beautiful and delicious beverages and lend an air of sophistication to the whole operation. They have tweaked the standard Bloody Mary and Mimosa recipes for those in brunch mode. They will be participating through October when it becomes the Fall Flea across the river.
Seen here is Gina’s Creations and Vintage where you can also find swell vintage children’s books and textiles.
And speaking of textiles, Carmen & Ginger will set up Sunday for a special Vintage Linens Bonanza! (C&G is one of my favorite shops in the Arcade.)
An array of vintage tablecloths, tea towels, napkins, aprons and more! Novelty prints, florals, geometrics, plaids; from the 1930’s – 1970’s. A TON of fresh stock never before in the shop.
Providence Flea,10am to 4pm, Sunday, September 11, Providence riverfront, (directions)

