Gigantic Antique Mall In Massachusetts: Have You Been Here?

Looking to buy some treasures for your home? Perhaps you have a treasure that you'd like to get evaluated. This could be your place. The options seem endless here at a gigantic antique mall in Massachusetts. Have you been here?

New England is famous for our antique homes. And you know what comes with old houses? Old stuff! Obviously, where there is history there are antiques. Undeniably, our area has an abounding surplus of antique furniture, housewares, clothing and artifacts.

This massive antique mall in Massachusetts is said to likely be the largest in the state, so says Only in Your State. They report that The Canal Street Antique Mall has over 100 vendors. The treasure trove in less than an hour away from Boston.

You can stroll through their 40,000-square-foot site filled with "glorious antiques & vintage," as it says on their website. Get those steps in while your peruse collectibles from art to jewelry, furniture and various accoutrements.

The vintage goods are located in 2 old mill buildings. How appropriate. And before you get to thinking you might get lost in such a large space with so many items. Deep breaths. This place is organized to make your shopping experience easier. As explained by Only in Your State, "The goods are displayed in style groups, so you can shop by themes like cottage chic, mid-century modern, polka dot, classic toys or nautical."

If you aren't in the market to purchase an antique, but need to unload some of your treasures, keep Wednesdays in mind. The Canal Street Antique Mall does free appraisals on Wednesdays. Just bring in your lovingly used pieces. After all, one man's junk can be another man's treasure.

Where can you find the Canal Street Antique Mall? It's at 181 Canal St. in Lawrence, Massachusetts! Their hours are as follows:

Monday through Friday: 10 am to 5 pm

Thursdays: 10 am to 7 pm

Saturdays & Sundays: 10 am to 5 pm

Call The Canal Street Antique Mall: 978-685-1441

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Ok I'll admit that I'm NOT a big flea market guy. But around here, finding the TOP TEN Massachusetts flea markets is like a weekend of lobster rolls and clam chowder. New Englanders LOVE flea markets!!  It's every flea market person's dream to:

1- Find that valuable antique and appear on Pawn Stars

2-Snag that classic antique buggy or wagon wheel to put at the tip of their front yard.

3-That missing comic book

4-That long lost childhood bike

5-How about a one of a kind item that can't be found anywhere but your house

We have to admit there's a mystique to the flea market. Every item comes with a story from the past. Who owned it? What was the meaning behind it, on and on.

We discovered a list of weekly flea markets that happen each week around Massachusetts. Of course, there's the Brimfield Flea Market which is nationally famous. People and vendors from all over the country to flock to nearby Brimfield Massachusetts to clog traffic and walk their donuts off to reap the benefits of time gone by.

The expert flea market person brings out his/her best Jedi Knight powers to wear down the vendor and haggle on a price, like it's the market place in ancient Egypt.  Add to that, at a flea market you can FIND ANYTHING and EVERYTHING if you visit often enough. I knew an older family member that visited every WEEK. Sunday mornings from 10a to 12noon this person could be found at a flea market.

I'll let you use your imagination on how the FLEA market, got it's name.

So put on your comfortable walking shoes, grab your waters and lets find a flea market near you! (Thanks to Travel Safe Abroad. )

I have been to this one. It's indoors and outdoors with a lot of vendors, not far from 495. Lots of parking and easy to find. According to the Travel Safe website:

Raynham Flea Market is an open-air flea market that runs year-round on Sundays from 8 am to 5 pm.

$1 gets you in all day.

Seniors only pay 0.75c and children 12 years and younger enter for free.

Inside the market, there are five snack bars, a restaurant, clean restrooms, and hundreds of indoor and outdoor vendors selling everything from computers, laptops, body jewelry, flags, decals, collectibles, handbags, candles, luggage, and much more.

According to the Travel Safe website: this one features over 250 vendors from all over New England and some as far as New York.

But, it's only open SUNDAY!

This looks like a fun adventure on a sunny Sunday.

In Granby, Kev's is open Wednesday through Sunday, from 10 am to 4:30 pm.

BIG!!!! This one is right up there with the Brimfield Flea Market!

Seekonk Speedway Flea Market is located at Seekonk Speedway in Seekonk.

This one is open April through November, but just Sunday, from 7am to 1pm.

Lot's of FREE: free to enter, free parking for shoppers.

Local weekly fan favorite in nearby Grafton. It's year round.

According to Travel Safe:

Sunday only from 6 am to 4 pm. It's also open on Easter Sunday, if you want to escape family.

This is the BIG PAPI of flea markets. Each year HOTEL's in SELL out as thousands migrate to Brimfield to see this spectacle of other peoples stuff. I have been there. It's a full day event, and if you're a fan, two. To me, this should be #1 for it's massive size and volume of items. This one has been on ABC's Good Morning America. 

According to Travel Safe:

Brimfield Antique Flea Markets is considered to be the oldest outdoor flea market in the USA.

It runs three times a year in May, July, and September.

Each year, this flea draws in over 50,000 visitors from all corners of the United States, in search of antiques and valuables. 

The sheer size of this flea is absolutely mind-blowing.

It is a bargain hunters’ dream.

You will find many rare and wonderful antiques and collectible items at this flea.

Be prepared to spend your weekend at this market.  You DO have to pay for parking. 

Big one down the Cape. They are great at updating their social media for updates!

Nearby Cambridge! 150 vendors on FIVE FLOORS of flea market fun!

The Somerville Flea is open every Sunday from 10 am in Somerville, Massachusetts.

This is one of the smaller scale flea markets in Massachusetts but nonetheless still offers quite an exciting variety of vendors to shop at.

It is exceptionally neat and well organized. 

This big one has 150 vendors on 15 THOUSAND feet of space. They like to compete with Brimfield. When Brimfield is open, Yankee is open 7 days a week!

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