Tulsa Flea Market

We love this flea! Lots of a variety of vendors, with a ton of vintage booths to choose from. There are some folks who sell newer stuff, abut the majority are vintage and antiques. This is definitely a great place to spend a Saturday morning wandering and shopping.

I've been coming to this flea market for 8 years now. Sadly, it just keeps getting smaller and smaller! Some vendors are pricey other booths have $1 each for all items. They do take offers which is kind of fun if you're in the mood for a bargain! They have everything from vintage santas to flowers to local grown foods/produce. I really enjoy the variety of items and people you see here. Pets are welcome. There are ATM and foods in the building where the flea market is. Slower weekends they have it in the huge warehouse type building directly behind where the huge Tulsa man statue. Other bigger weekends they move the flea market to a different building.It's a fun place to stop on the weekend and browse. You'll enjoy yourself I promise just bring cash! I only noticed one vendor accepting cards.

I love Tulsa Flea Market! Next time, I'll wear a solid pair of walking shoes with an extra pair in my bag LOL ! It will take a nice couple of hours to go through everything that these great vendors have to offer! Don't be afraid to haggle!

This flea market is the real thing. I have been 2x now. I visit when I come into town. Some vendors are high, others have great prices. All are willing to bargain. It sure is fun coming to see what is here each time. You find everything to Pyrex, to quilts, to knives, to dishes, to furniture, to art, to veggies. I like that it is inside. It goes on rain or shine. Great fun.

I really like going to the Tulsa Flea Market. I have a friend that is really into vintage clothing and accessories so I usually find out when the flea market is going on from her. Admission is free and there is a lot to look at. Some of the booths are willing to negotiate on their prices but some are not budging. Some of my favorite items to look at are the vintage toys, dishes, and Disney records. Definitely map out at least an hour to really get a look at everything (on the smaller shows, and 2 hours for the bigger ones).

Great day to spend the weekend shopping and walking. There are a lot people who bring their dogs to walk. It be closed through September and October, reopen November 23.

I attended the Tulsa Flea Market on Saturday, August 31st, and stopped by several booths including Laresa Raney's. I arrived at her booth at 2:51 PM, looking forward to purchasing a patch after carefully browsing through her binders. What I encountered instead was a shocking display of rudeness and hostility that I have never experienced in any marketplace.Despite the market's official closing time being 4:00 PM, I documented Laresa packing up her booth at 3:45pm--clearly in a rush to leave early, customer service be damned. When I politely asked for her Cashapp details to pay for the patch, she violently snatched it from my hand and, in a tone dripping with condescension, spat out, "You spent all that time making a mess and flipping through the binders for one patch? You know what, you're not buying anything." To add insult to injury, she had the nerve to tap me on the shoulder, as if I were some bothersome child.Her refusal to sell me the patch was inexplicable. When I asked why, Laresa exploded into a rant, falsely accusing me of disorganizing her binders--a blatant lie. It was clear she wasn't interested in making a sale; she was more concerned with breaking the market's rules by packing up early. Her unhinged behavior escalated to the point where I had no choice but to walk away.Laresa's behavior wasn't just rude--it was completely unprofessional and outright hostile. Her actions are a direct violation of the Tulsa Flea Market's vendor code of conduct, which clearly states that vendors should create a friendly shopping environment and remain open for business during the posted hours. Laresa did the exact opposite: she harassed a customer, attempted to shirk her responsibilities by leaving early, and even went so far as to physically touch me without consent.Let me be clear: Laresa Raney's presence at the Tulsa Flea Market is a stain on its reputation. She is an aggressive, dishonest vendor who clearly does not value her customers or her obligations. I strongly urge the Tulsa Flea Market to ban her from future events. Allowing her to continue vending would be a disservice to every other vendor and shopper at the market.If you value respectful service and a pleasant shopping experience, I strongly recommend avoiding this flea market and being aware of the kind of person Laresa Raney is. Her toxic attitude has no place in a community market.

One of the better flea markets in this area. Just wished that it was open monthly. The only thing I don't care for are the dogs. People love their dogs (as I do mine) but they feel everyone should put up with them. Service dogs are fine, but......?

My kids and I love going here on the weekends and always find really cool stuff! A guy even gave my daughter a free bracelet to wear to her first concert, definitely some of the nicest people there. We ended up buying some phone accessories for a really good deal, if you look hard enough there are some great bargains, and the product is pretty decent.

Our family has been going here for years. Many great purchases have been made.Artwork, jewelry, and hard to find antiques are plentiful. The plants, local fruit, vegetables, honey, salsa, nuts, jams are a good value, while supporting our local vendors. We always visit our favourite vendors, which is always results in some good buys and good conversations.