Browse through antiques and collectibles at Melrose Trading Post, a bustling weekend market hosting over 200 vendors and a food court. The market offers a huge variety of vintage fashions, second-hand footwear, electronic equipment, bags, jewelry, trinkets, and artisan furniture. Countless stands display old photographs, cards, books, and other possible souvenirs. With our world travel planner, Los Angeles attractions like Melrose Trading Post can be center stage of your vacation plans, and you can find out about other attractions like it, unlike it, near it, and miles away.
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Don't miss this gem. There is something for everybody, lots of second hand and upcycled clothes. New stuff,old stuff, food trucks...live music. Big enough for a few hrs of fun.
Don't miss this gem. There is something for everybody, lots of second hand and upcycled clothes. New stuff,old stuff, food trucks...live music. Big enough for a few hrs of fun. more »
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This was our first stop on our LA holiday and we loved it! Not so much for the stalls but more for the people watching.Being tourists,we enjoyed watching cool locals shopping for vintage etc.Most...
This was our first stop on our LA holiday and we loved it! Not so much for the stalls but more for the people watching.Being tourists,we enjoyed watching cool locals shopping for vintage etc.Most... more »
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I've worked a few friendship bracelet booths at this event and I absolutely love it! Everyone is so happy and cheerful. The atmosphere and vibe is a mix of chill and upbeat. There is live music. The bands I listened too when I worked the event were amazing! Too bad I can't remember the names to share. Anyway, this flea market has everything. As a result, it can get pretty busy. If you're socially anxious or have sensory overload or processing issues, then this environment may be too much for you. If you're willing to face the music regardless, there are little quiet spots you can take a break and chill or, if I'm there, you can stop by my tent and make a free friendship bracelet! He he. Anyway, it's a nice place for people of all types and this also includes families, person's with disabilities, and the elderly. There are walkways and ramps that are strollers, wheelchairs, and so on...there are also public bathrooms. PS: There is a cover charge. I think it's approximately $5.
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