Artists and Fleas

New York, États-Unis

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www.artistsandfleas.com
Adresse :
88 10th Ave 88 Tenth Ave, New York, NY, 10011
Meatpacking District, Chelsea
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
270 mW 14 St/9 Av
480 mGreenwich St/ Horatio St
550 m14th Street-8th Avenue (A,C,E,L)
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Aujourd'hui

Aujourd'hui 10:00 – 21:00
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Heure locale (New York) 10:29 samedi 21 juin 2025

Horaires d'ouverture

lundi 10:00 – 21:00
mardi 10:00 – 21:00
mercredi 10:00 – 21:00
jeudi 10:00 – 21:00
vendredi 10:00 – 21:00
samedi 10:00 – 21:00
dimanche 10:00 – 20:00

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20 avis sur Artists and Fleas

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Évaluation du lieu : 4
Manhattan, NY
Love the unique gifts that I can find here ! They have something for everyone — jewelry, clothes, candles and shoes. Wish they had more locations — midtown or uptown.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Incline Village, NV
Cute little indoor market with a variety of goods, from jewelry to art to clothing and tote bags. I like to frequent these places, especially if you get a chance to talk to the actual artisan who created whatever you’re interested in. I like the one place that will make you a necklace — you just pick out what dangly bits you like and they’ll put it together for you right on the spot.
To say that this is a flea market is misleading — when I think of flea markets, I think of used goods and that’s not exactly what is here. Some are items made out of vintage «ingredients», but not all.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Redwood City, CA
How neat! I usually don’t like going to these kinds of stalls since I don’t need like 95% of the items here but I liked what I saw. A lot of the designs are very cute and you can’t see these anywhere else. You got your jewelry but there’s a lot of other trinkets as well.
I liked the pouch station — there were pouches with lots of ridiculous sayings on them. I also liked the travel gear station and NYC dog designs.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Montreal, Canada
I didn’t quite like this market very much. I much prefer the Williamsburg weekend market in Brooklyn.
This flea in Chelsea market is a lot smaller but nothing too interesting. I found the items more generic. Not saying ALL vendors. I’m hoping it’s just my bad luck of vendors. I was in and out of this flea in 15 minutes. It was a tad boring.
The sellers seem more rude. There were only 2 vendors that caught my attention, one is the hand-​written postcards and the other is the scented candles.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Arlington, VA
I love Chelsea Market, but I have never been inside this cute artist market. It gets a lot of hidden gems. Many good local artist and crafters. I got a handmade necklace and earrings for $ 100 total from a little stand called Yania. It’s pricy, but all my friends said it’s very pretty. There are also many other Jewelry shops inside. If I’m back to the market, I’ll definitely visit this flea market again.
Évaluation du lieu : 2
New York, NY
90% of the vendors are selling the thing, accessories such as necklaces, bracelets, and earrings.
The other 10% is selling clothing, shoes, headbands, bags, paintings, vintage goods, and the occasional postcards.
There’s not much to see here and it is ridiculously crowded.
Once you go in, you won’t be able to get out unless you push! Stand stills happen all the time when someone stop to look at something.
Everything is also pricey because they are «unique», «original» or vintage.
Would not be walking into this place ever again.
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Floral Park, NY
Unfortunately everything here is not outstanding and what I have already seen in different places.
Probably they change the artists and vendors but not really I can take my friends here or to shop a unique gift.
It’s too bad. Maybe good for tourists but not really locals.
Absolutely not I would call it a must place to visit.
:(
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Oakland, CA
Awesome place filled with unique bits and pieces. Chelsea Market is my favorite and preferred location of the two Artists & Fleas.
Bought two things from this place:
1. Watch from Curated Basics
2. Glasses from VU frameworks
No regrets!
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Durham, NC
Not too bad, a lot more jewelry shops than any other shop. I found 1 gem which sells gold-​filled jewelery (versus sterling silver + gold plated). I also loved this headband shop that was within the Chelsea market. There was only 1 vendor that sold vintage goods, so really most of it is handmade stuff. However, you can probably buy most of the jewelry stuff on etsy.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
San Francisco, CA
This place is full mix of art and vintage goods. There is a great selection of original art, sometimes the artists are the ones selling. Some of the artists are actually working on projects behind there stands. There are some great gifts from vintage dealers selling vinyl, clothing, jewelry, posters and signs.
This is a great place to find a unique gift for that special someone, as long has you got the cash to go large. The prices are all high, but for what you get its worth it. I saw some vintage jewelry in there that was way awesome. It’s slightly limited but still really cool.
The used vinyl prices were actually 30% — 40% over what they should have been. I bet he does alright with impulse shoppers.
Évaluation du lieu : 2
Brooklyn, NY
pretty on the outside, but you got a cold, cold heart, artists & fleas.
can you get any more pretentious? I was eating at Amy’s bread when my friend walked in. «I can’t believe what just happened,» she laughed, having just tried to buy her boyfriend a present at Artists and Fleas. «they tried to charge me $ 125 for a t shirt. a plain t shirt.»
the salesman wasn’t joking. he claimed his items were oh-​so original, so that justified his ridiculous prices. he was selling band tees.
flabbergasted and still laughing, we walked over to see what else was there. all the salespeople treated us with the same haughty better-​than-​thou attitude about how incredible their merchandise is. never mind that I wouldn’t touch most of it with a 10ft pole. there is some nice stuff, but none of it is original enough or high enough in quality that I wouldn’t go elsewhere for it.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Simi Valley, CA
Tucked at one end of Chelsea Marketplace, this smaller version of the Williamsburg location of the same name, Artists and Fleas features local artists trying to promote their talent under one roof. We must’ve viewed some 20+ vendors, all of which were very creative, interesting and fun to look at. We looked at jewelry, clothing, hair accessories, knick-​knacks, more jewelry, art work, lighting fixtures, holiday décor, and plenty of other items I’m probably forgetting. The best thing to do is go there yourself and see. This place is relatively new, it’s also year-​round, and not just for the holidays.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
New York, NY
This is a good place to get specialty gifts and cool jewelry. A lot of the local jewelers a really great and have a lot of variety to offer.
It’s not so much a place for artwork, but if you’re looking for cool NY-​y type gifts, this could be a good place for you to check out.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
New York, NY
Wonderful little Williamsburgesque flea market conveniently in manhattan! Convenient, and cute :)
Évaluation du lieu : 2
Los Angeles, CA
I got this lady’s card cuz I wanted her to make me a wallet that was also a backup tshirt for them days when the humidity pits out my Steve Bono jersey and she tells me, after I waste 35 golden minutes of my prime pretending to be interested in the same maps of Brooklyn every other «artist market» sells so I can score a tshirt wallet hookup, that she «don’t do housecalls.»
Lady, if I want a house call I’ll order cable.
What’s happened to artistry in this country? Why can’t I find a true craftsman or craftsdame to bring my ideas into fruition? I’ve got so many thoughts and wishes saved on my Microsoft surface 2 tablet that cry out to be made into reality. PM for deets.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Long Island, NY
Man. I give 10 stars for this place!
There is nothing I love more than to find these little alcoves where artists can express themselves and sell their wares direct to the public.
I don’t see a hipster vibe here, its artists selling clothing, jewelry, necklaces, painting/​pictures and most importantly (At least to my teenage son) Vinyl records!
My son was like a kid in a candy store, snapping up records that I had back in the day.
If finds an album from Boston, he acts like he struck gold. Look at this cover dad!
Yeah. Today its all just a faceless download with just a simple click.
My nieces are making necklaces and I’m looking at hand made ties from Brooklyn.
Hi, is this cash only or can I use my debit card? We have Square, please feel free to use debit or credit cards. Right on the spot, the transaction was completed and emailed to my account. Very slick indeed.
I highly recommend coming to Artists & Fleas Market to browse and help local folks sell their unique items.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
New York, NY
The people that are there to sell their things aren’t pushy; they won’t try to talk you into buying anything you don’t want. Some have really good deals, like this one woman that sold rings for $ 5 each, and for every two rings you buy, she lets you pick one out for free. I love coming here for rings.
It can be pricey, but the selection is great, and it is attached to Chelsea Market, so you can grab something to eat after shopping.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Irvine, CA
This little section of the Chelsea Market is definitely worth visiting. It’s at the very end of the market, and we walked through on a whim.
The vendor mix is great, with everything from jewelry, to vintage clothes, to small home goods, to records and ridiculous HDR photography prints (that I hope you will never consider decorating with).
Prices can get pretty high for what they’re actually selling, but some vendors were willing to bargain with cash. Make sure you look around before you buy anything, as some vendors sell very similar products at opposite ends of the price spectrum.
It’s a great place to find small gifts, or a treat for yourself. My bf even found some things for himself, so there is hope if you bring your man along!
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Astoria, Queens, NY
Flea Market’s the name. Shopping’s the game.
Right at the end of the Chelsea Market this Artisan Flea Market is a mecca for anything vintage and out-​of-​the ordinary. You’ll find anything from handmade silkscreen printed shirts to handmade jewelry of all sorts. Being a jewelry fanatic myself, I love to find new things that cannot be bought anywhere else. But warning: some of the items are EXPENSIVE. Wayyy out of the price range for me. But their pieces are truly an art form.
My favorite vendor there was a kind of «do-​it-​yourself» necklace stand. There was hundreds of charms that could be personalized right then and there. You can buy just the charm or the chain as well. The people working there seemed like they really enjoyed their job. This stand in particular was reasonable.
The vendors here are extremely talented and take pride in their work. It really shows.
What a cool place to visit.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Brooklyn, NY
I love Chelsea Market, it’s a great spot to go to especially when the weather sucks. You get to go indoors, but I still feel a sense of adventure since there are so many places you can check out inside. Artists & Fleas Market is one of those spots you will bump into while walking around Chelsea Market.
I suggest you go in even if you don’t want to buy anything. There are a lot of creative ideas and products that might interest you. However, if you do decide to buy something make sure you have cash. Most of the vendors only take cash.