10 Best Flea Markets in North Dakota

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North Dakota does not have a lot of people, so it is not too surprising that there are not a lot of flea markets.

The ones that they have are good and they have a lot of antiques and collectibles.

It gets very cold in North Dakota, so many of the markets are indoors.

There are a few traditional type flea markets around the state, but you will find most of them are indoor sales areas.

There are a lot of thrift stores in small towns, and you can find some amazing treasures in those stores as well.

The 10 Best Flea Markets in North Dakota

Minot Flea Market

Minot Flea Market is held several times throughout the year at the Minot State Fairground.

There are booths inside and outside, and some of the ones outside are covered.

People bring all kinds of things to these sales and you never know what you will find.

There are always antiques, collectibles, clothing, things to eat, tools, and much more.

But there are also things you did not know you needed until you saw them.

For 2022 there are sales each month except for June and July.

The sales go all weekend, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

JBros-n-me Gallery 94 Flea Market

JBros-n-me Gallery 94 Flea Market is just off Interstate 94 in Jamestown.

It is open several weekends each year.

It is a busy flea market with more than 200 dealers.

It has antiques, vintage items, and a good selection of new materials.

There are always collectibles at flea markets, as well last toys and odds and ends you might find useful.

There is food offered for sale in a small snack bar, and some vendors will likely be selling food as well.

The site also has a trading post for antiques and collectibles that is open just part of the year.

It is available by appointment at other times.

https://www.jbrosnme.com/

Junkfest

Junkfest in Carrington is a huge outdoor event at the county fairgrounds.

The main event is held just a few days each year, usually in September.

The organization may have “popup” sales throughout the year on short notice.

There is a lot of antique furniture here, as well as kitchen or household items that are used if not antique.

There are a lot of tools as well, in addition to the usual memorabilia, books, records, and electronics.

Some people bring whatever they want to get rid of, and there are regular dealers.

There will be more than 100 dealers and there will be several food booths or trucks.

3,500 people are expected to attend this event.

https://www.facebook.com/JunkFest/events/?ref=page_internal

Trader Grove in Valley City

Trader Grove in Valley City is a new flea market that started just last year.

They intend to be open every third Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

There are plenty of antiques, collectibles, refurbished and repurposed items, jewelry, clothing, and furniture.

You may bring anything you like to sell, and there are some dealers who are regulars.

They like to encourage people to come to sell their stuff there instead of having a yard sale.

There are hotels and campgrounds nearby, so you can stay an extra day if you like.

While the sale begins at 9 a.m., dealers may start getting set up at 6:30 a.m.

The Plain and Fancy Antique Market

The Plain and Fancy Antique Market in Grand Forks is an indoor affair where you can find a lot of treasures.

There are antiques, collectibles, photos, other decorations, games, and all the usual flea market fare.

This one is open every day and has roughly 100 dealers.

The building has about 5,000 square feet and all of it is used to house all the treasures inside.

There are a lot of used books and toys for kids.

They have large sales at Christmas time as a result. 

Dealers replenish their booths mostly on weekends, so stop by on a Monday to see most stuff.

Fargo Antiques and Repurposed Market

Fargo Antiques and Repurposed Market is an indoor flea market in Fargo that is open every day.

There are 55 booths and about 30 cases filled with treasures.

Some dealers have their items in a glass case, which is good for things like coins, knives, and small collectibles.

The booths have larger things like furniture, clothing, tools, and household items. 

This mall focuses on antiques and repurposed items.

A repurposed item is something that is not quite an antique and has been modified for some other use than originally intended. 

https://www.farmantiques.net/sell.html

The Red River Market

The Red River Market is also in Fargo, and at times looks more like a farmer’s market than anything else.

You will find a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables here.

There will also be homemade bread and other items.

Some bring their junk to sell and that is welcome too, which is what makes it a flea market.

This is one of the smaller markets with less than 50 dealers, but there are cool things to find here. 

https://www.redriver.market/

The Bismark Flea Market and Antique Mall

The Bismark Flea Market and Antique Mall are a bit isolated but it has some good items from years gone by.

The focus is on antiques and collectibles, as well as vintage items.

There is a lot of furniture, some of which have been refurbished, and some in natural condition.

There are a lot of lamps and glassware that your grandmother might have used.

It is on Main Street in Bismark and has two floors.

At present, it has about 25 dealers using 7,000 square feet of space.

The Rustic Flea

The Rustic Flea is a small antique mall in Michigan, ND.

It focuses on the rustic, which means old.

It has a lot of antiques, vintage things, and repurposed items.

There is antique jewelry, candles, tees, furniture, and crates.

There are less than 30 dealers in this small antique store, but you may find a lot of items from the old west era and even beyond.

Four Seasons Flea Market

Four Seasons Flea Market in Madison may be the biggest indoor flea market in the state.

A lot of what is sold is on consignment, and there are more than 1000 people who have consigned things in this store.

There are also several dealers.

There is a big selection of new and used furniture, antiques, clothing, and collectibles.

There are four floors for you to explore.

In addition to the flea market, there is a thrift store inside, so there is almost no limit to the number of good deals you might find.

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