This Rhode Island Flea Market Covers 50,000 Square Feet With Over 200 Merchants On-Site
Sara Dager
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If you’re looking for a good flea market in Rhode Island, there are a fair few to choose from. Our little state really values the structure of a flea market and in warm weather many pop up all around the state with a variety of clothing, décor, jewelry, food, and more to offer. When the season ends though, it can be easy to mourn all that fun. Luckily, the Big Top Flea Market is open year-round so you can treasure hunt whenever your heart desires.
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If you were to do a search for “best flea market near me” there’s no doubt that the Big Top Flea Market in Providence will be near the top of the list!
To learn more about Big Top Flea Market, you can visit the website and Facebook page.
Have you ever been to this awesome flea market? If so, which part was your favorite? We’d love to read about your experience in the comments section below!
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