The Providence Flea moves back out into the fresh air starting this Sunday and every Sunday through September 29. The quality of the vendors remained high all winter long, but it will be nice to get outdoors. Enjoy the scenery and check out the progress of the new pedestrian bridge while you are there. (It […]
(12.2) Head over to Hope Street on Sunday. Check out the first of the Providence Flea Holiday Markets held from 10am to 4pm all month at Hope High School. The markets will be held in the cafeteria at the building’s *rear entrance*. The Holiday Markets offer a juried selection of handmade art and design, craft
(6.3) Head down to South Water Street Sunday for opening day of the Providence Flea. (Facebook event.) The Flea takes place every Sunday rain or shine through mid September and on three additional Sundays through the Fall. We’ll have all your favorites plus tons of new vintage vendors, artisans, makers, community nonprofits, food trucks and
The Providence Flea will be held on the second and fourth Sundays of the month at Hope High School for the winter and spring sessions. We’ll have a bunch of new and returning vendors plus your favorite hot food and drink trucks. Hope High is easily accessible by public transportation, and the school offers plenty
(9.10) Perfect day for heading down to the Providence Flea on South Water Street. (Facebook page.) Vendors today include: Jenky Gems, the Rusty Scissors, Cured Collection, Junkhead Vintage and Antiques, House of Phillippa, Tom’s Antiques and Oddities, Foley Finds, and the Wildflower Truck with fresh-cut DIY bouquets! Look for up-cycled and refinished furniture, maple syrup,
Can’t beat this location, but it must also be said that the Providence Flea has done a great job of curating and vetting their vendors. It’s a good mix and the quality remains high. Head down to the Providence River Walk on South Water Street, Sundays through September 10, rain or shine, for local vendors,
(6.4) Sunday marks the return of the Providence Flea to its riverfront location on South Water Street. Local vendors, food trucks, non-profits, and live music. (And I think the Bad Taste guys are threatening a pop-up presence.) Opening Day Facebook page. The Flea runs every Sunday in this location rain or shine through September 10,
New fall location for the Providence Flea at the corner of Chestnut and Friendship Streets. You know the drill . . . unusual finds, art, fashion, children’s books, vintage toys, curiosities, furniture, food trucks, and more. From PBN, The flea, now in its fourth year, attracts about 50 to 55 vendors each Sunday, according to
(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
The Providence Flea on South Water Street starts its third season today. Featured vendors. Flea runs Sundays through September 17. 10am to 4pm, Sunday, June 7, 345 South Water Street, (directions)