Flea Markets might bring to mind warm summer days and sprawling outdoor set-ups, but here in Wisconsin we’re used to doing things year-round whether it’s raining, the sun is shining, or it’s snowing. That means many of our flea markets are indoors, giving you a chance to score a great deal no matter what time of year. So, load up the car and get ready to go bargain-hunting at some of the best flea markets in Wisconsin.

1. Shawano Indoor Flea Market, Shawano
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115 E Division St, Shawano, WI 54166, USA
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The Indoor Winter Shawano Market runs every Saturday from early January through early April at the Shawano Community Hall in downtown Shawano. Here you'll find a variety of antiques, collectibles, and other flea market items. Visit the Shawano Indoor Flea Market web page to learn more.
2. Antiques on Pierce, Milwaukee
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1512 W Pierce St, Milwaukee, WI 53204, USA
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This place used to be called Antiques on Second, but they then moved to a different building and now have three full floors of stalls. Find everything from jewelry and period pieces to comic books and records. Its one of the best flea markets in WI.

3. One Trick Pony, Milwaukee
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This is a pop-up flea market in the Milwaukee area that is a mix of furniture and fine antiques, vintage clothing, and more. It's one of the most exciting flea markets in Wisconsin. Check out future dates and locations on the One Trick Pony Facebook page.
4. 7 Mile Fair, Caledonia
2720 W 7 Mile Rd, Caledonia, WI 53108, USA
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It's difficult to top this place south of Milwaukee which has hundreds of vendors spread across 40 acres. It's one of the state's biggest flea markets and one of the best places for shopping in Wisconsin.
5. Waukesha Antique Mall, Waukesha
1427 E Racine Ave, Waukesha, WI 53186, USA
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Billed as an outlet mall, this place has 100 booths over 8,000 square feet of space. And with more than 85 dealers, there's just about something for everyone looking to find a deal while shopping here at one of the best Wisconsin flea markets. Visit the Waukesha Antique Mall website to learn more.

Are you ready to head out the door and visit one of the best flea markets in Wisconsin? Let us know your favorite places for thrifting in Wisconsin in the comment section.

If you want to learn more about some of these markets’ outdoor counterparts, read 11 Must-Visit Flea Markets In Wisconsin Where You’ll Find Awesome Stuff

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Shopping In Wisconsin

Melissa M. | August 10, 2021

Where are the best places for thrifting in Wisconsin?

The best places for thrifting in Wisconsin include the following:

  • The Wire Basket in Sun Prairie mostly sells goods made before the 1960s.
  • Boomerang's Resale Shop in Madison has a wide variety of goods and a friendly staff.
  • Agrace Thrift Store in Madison offers a huge selection of treasures.

 

Take this curated Bargain Hunters Road Trip that leads to these and a few more of the best thrift stores in Wisconsin. 

 

What are the most unique places for shopping in Wisconsin?

Here are some of the most unique places for shopping in Wisconsin:

  • Hot Shop Glass in Racine offers a unique experience to visitors who can watch glass-blowing demonstrations or participate in a class and learn for themselves. Learn how to make an ornament or a paperweight or take a class in fusing. It’s the perfect shop for those who want to be creative or just want to learn something new.
  • Those who love to write should take a trip to Artworks & Pencillarium, a place to find pencils from all over the world. 

 

Where can I find antiques in Wisconsin?

Here's where to find antiques in Wisconsin:

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