Long Beach Antique Market

What a great vintage flea market! I have to say the variety of sellers and items is amazing. Many of the sellers frequent the other flea markets in the So Cal area but this one is much easier to navigate. It's not too big, I did walk 5 miles but I went back a few times through the aisles. Some of the vendors are a little pricey but overall most are willing to negotiate if the price/item is right. Free parking and admission was cheap. You can park at the North or South end.

This is a huge antique market. I was not expecting it to be this big. So much stuff to look at, I observed a lot of people buying beautiful stuff, very unique items, so much fun. Admission is $10 per person. Parking is free and it's on a college campus parking lot, there are plenty of spaces. Take water and some snacks because there is no food there, and if you want to browse everything, you will get hungry. You can leave and come back just to make sure you get a stamp on the way out , so you can get in without paying another admission fee.

Attended April event and it's worth the time to walk and shop if a resellers or a nostalgic collector. Negotiating is permitted and expected. A pull wagon or cart is allowed to help with your treasures.

This place is a (HUGE) hidden gem. Just off the main street, but it looks so deceiving from the outside. Every time I go on average, I'm take 2-3 hours to get through at a decent pace. I appreciate this place for their mix of high-end AND affordable pieces and price points. Their outside mental section is one of my favorites. Huge signs, cigarette machines, plant stands, massive sconces, motorcycles...it's an excellent collection of goods. Their MCM, dishes, clothing, jewelry, artwork, furniture, military, and unique collections large and small are really extensive. Rain or shine, it's a great place to grab coffee before and (quite literally) cruise through generations and check out of reality for a few hours.

I love going to be Long Beach antique market. It's a great cross between Orange county and LA. I always find more things here than I would at the Rose bowl. I have been going here for many years and feel like I'm an expert when it comes to shopping at this market place. I always find something fabulous. I love negotiating and getting a deal. And the dealers are wonderful and always are willing to give you a break. I'll

Hadn't been in a while and had alot of fun discovering all the interesting & great items....well worth your time...something for everyone..🌴😎

I’ve been going to the Longbeach flea market for years. The dealers are consistently good and if you get there early you can find some gems. I collect broadly and often for work so it is good to know that if I am focused I can manifest what I need.

Long Beach Antique Market is at Veteran's Stadium in Long Beach by Long Beach Airport once a month on a Sunday. You can find anything you are looking to collect, upcycle and making something else with it, or just for interior design. There is also a few concessions stands to get a snack and places to take a load off your feet. I usually bring a rolling cart or foldable wagon as it's much easier to bring your finds to your car rather than carry it.

Wonderful place to meet a lot of neat people, and find that special bike part from harleys to shwins. Last Sunday of every month except December.

I always try to go here, bring $6 to get in (exact change gets you in a faster line). Place is huge! I always have something I'm looking for before hand and I always find it there!! Just some tips:
1. Bring cash (some places take card but cash is King). The stadium has ATMs but they charge a lot.
2. Go later in the day (around 11-11:30)..now people say go early to "get the good stuff" I say go later to get the best deal!! Trust me most rather sell the item then pack it up again!!
3. Be sure to haggle. Now my tip on this is don't Lo-ball them...it just upsets the seller. What I found is if you are willing to buy the item at 60% of what they are asking they usually sell it to you with out hesitation.

Went as a Vendor and it was great! The place was hopping! Such a diverse crowd - it was fun to ppl watch. The wagons ppl used to carry their stuff were amazing! So creative and fun!! Low rider flexi flyers and hopped up ones! There was a Dodger blue wagon and the boombox wagon was fun! Everyone had a good time and bought lots of stuff! I am going again next month!

It's been over 20 years since I was at a swap meet. Nothing has changed. Maybe more stalls with plants but the open air stalls were wonderful with lots of treasures. Walking and checking out the variety of old, used, new and fun items was a treat for the eyes! Found a ceramic egg from England that had little chicks in various colors that was too cute to not buy and found the exact one on ebay for more than twice the price. What a nice surprise! Loved these Halloween lamps made of old containers.

Treasure hunting at its finest. Bring your water! There is so much to look at. If you think you can make it at 5:30 a.m. you should. I saw a lot of people with a cart or a wagon those people were smart!

Great finds, easy walk, amazing prices. I got what I was looking for!

It was actually the motorcycle swap meet, so much to see not only motorcycle parts. A must go. $15 entry fee

Went to the LBC swap meet. What an epic meet. No drama, great vendors with reasonable prices. Worth the trip and some really nice cars. Too many photos to post. But go, worth it

Great flea market with a huge variety of treasures. Come early to claim a good parking spot or choose to park in the parking structure. Snack bar open for a cold beverage or snack. Bring small bills...the dealers will appreciate it!

Arrive early! Great place with tons of collectibles and fun things. Go with comfortable shoes it has many vendors to see. Prices from $-$$$. There are ATMs at the entrance, restrooms, free parking and a food stall (typical soda, chips, hotdog, etc.) Gets crowded after 11am so be careful if you take kids, keep them close.

Awesome collectables and vintage items.

This is a very large Antique Flea market. The weather is always nice but bring a hat and cart. Lots of Smalls and Jewelry. Also some furniture pieces but Rose Bowl Swap meet has more. The nick knacks are more reasonable here then the Rose Bowl. Dealers are nicer here then Rose Bowl. Also admission is half of Rose Bowl. There is lots of parking. Good Bathrooms. -No Food at this time. Parking is crazy.