| Apache Junction |
American Park N Swap. 2651 W Apache Trail at Apache Greyhound Park, US 60 to Signal Butte exit, N on Signal Butte to Apache Trail, turn E on Apache Trail. Fri, Sat & Sun in winter (Oct-Apr); 7am-4pm. Averages 200 to 700 dealers. Desert items, fresh produce, crafts, antiques & collectibles, Indian artifacts. Steve Haskett. 602.288.0571
E-Mail: ppns0010@aol.com Website: americanparknswap.com
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| Blytheville |
Blytheville Flea Market. 70 Terry Walters, in Walker Park & Fairgrounds. Every 4th weekend. Indoor & outdoor spaces. Draws good crowds from NE Arkansas & SE Missouri. 205.563.5760
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| Bullhead City |
Bud's Hwy 95 Flea Market. 5005 Hwy 95, 12 mi S of Laughlin, Nev or 12 mi N of Needles, CA. Everyday but Monday. Summer 8am-2:30pm; Winter 7am-5pm. 150 dealers in winter; 30 dealers in summertime, selling antiques, collectibles, fresh produce, crafts, furniture, new merchandise. There are 18 stores in 6 buildings. 520.768.3103
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| Casa Grande |
Shoppers Barn Swap Meet. 13480 West Hwy 84 at Selma Road; Off I-10, take exit 198 then go S 2 mi., between Phoenix & Tucson. Every Fri, Sat & Sun, 7am-4pm. Outdoor market with dealers selling antiques, collectibles, new & used merchandise, fresh produce, jewelry. Bud Gray. 520.836.1934
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| Glendale |
Glendale 9 Swap Meet. 5650 N 55th Ave S of Bethany Home Rd, northwest of Phoenix. Sat & Sun starting at 5am. Outdoor market of 350-450 dealers selling about half new & half used merchandise including antiques, collectibles, Indian crafts. Admission is 50c/person. Nancy Crane. 602.931.0877
Website: www.centurytheater.com
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| Goodyear |
Goodyear Market Place Swap Meet. 17605 W. McDowell Road. Fri, Sat & Sun 7am-4pm year around. 1,600 booths all under roof. Free admission and free parking. 623.853.1488
Website: www.fleaamerica.com
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| Kingman |
Historic Route 66 Swap Meet, Rte 66 & Thompson Ave. Every Fri, Sat & Sun. Admission free. 800.484.3935, code 6133, or 520.692.1428 Mon-Thurs.
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| Mesa |
Mesa Market Place Swap Meet. 10550 E. Baseline at Signal Butte Rd. Every Fri, Sat & Sun. 7am-4pm. East on hwy 60 to exit 193, Signal Butte Rd. Make a right at light to Baseline Road and then turn right. Entrance is on right. Averages up to its capacity of 1,600 vendors. Antiques & collectibles, new & used merchandise, clothing, produce, plants. Food served on premises. Tricia Curran or Sharon Hooks. 602.380.5572 or 602.380.7467 FAX - 602.380.5578
E-Mail: mesamarke@aol.com Website: www.fleaamerica.com/mesa.html
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| Mesa |
JJ's Old West Flea Market. 9705 E Apache Trail, 1/2 mile east of Ellsworth Road & 1/4 mile west of Crismon Road. From I-60 Eastbound take Ellsworth Rd esit, turn L (North) and go to Main St (Apache Trail), turn R (East) and go approx. 1/2 mile. Year round - Wed-Sun 7am-4pm. 100 Vendors with art, crafts, antiques & collectibles, crafts, new & used merchandise, books, jewelry, furniture, stamps/coins, toys, Native American Art & Jewelry, landscaped in Old West Theme. Gunfights, pony rides, country music. Linda Childs. 480.380.5789.
E-Mail: mail@jjsfleamarket.com Website: www.jjsfleamarket.com
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| Mojave |
Mojave Swap Meet. 5005 Hwy 95, 12 mi S of Laughlin, Nevada or 12 mi N of Needles, California. Every day but Monday. 7:30am-4:30pm (Saturday until 10pm). Indoor-Outdoor market with 150 dealers in winter and 30 dealers in summer selling antiques, collectibles, produce, crafts, jewelry, furniture. 520.768.3103
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| Phoenix |
Phoenix Antique Market, Arizona State Fairgrounds, 19th Avenue & McDowell Rd; take the McDowell exit off I-17 and go E 1 mi, or take the 19th Ave exit off westbound I-10 and go N 1/4 mi.. Third weekend of each month, except October due to State Fair. Sat - 9am-5pm; Sun -10am-4pm. In operation since 1986 averaging 100 to 200 vendors offering antiques & collectibles, books, vintage clothing, coins, stamps, crafts, dolls, used furniture, jewelry, porcelain, toys, used merchandise. Jack Black Enterprises. 602.943.1766 or 800.678.9987 FAX - 602.997.4686
E-Mail: arthur@jackblack.com Website: www.jackblack.com
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| Phoenix |
Phoenix Park N Swap. 3801 E Washington St at 40th St. Every Wed, Fri, Sat & Sun. Wed 4-10pm; Fri 6am-2pm; Sat & Sun 6am-4pm. Both indoor & outdoor accommodating 1,500 dealers in summer to 2,500 in winter. Operated since 1961, billed as "the largest open air flea market in the southwest." Total range of products including collectibles, books, clothing, kitchenware, Southwestern crafts, jewelry, new merchandise and garage-sale items. An in-house carnival operates from Oct thru May and there is a classic-car swap the second Sun of every month. Snacks and hot meals are served on the premises. Admission, free on Friday, otherwise $1/person. Richard Hogue. 602.273.1250 or 800.772.0852 FAX - 602.273.7375
E-Mail: ppns001@aol.com Website: www.americanparknswap.com
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| Phoenix |
Paradise Valley Swap Meet. 2414 E Union Hills Dr, go N on Cave Creek Rd to Union Hills Dr, and the market is on the northeast corner. Every Fri, Sat & Sun. Summer hours - 5:30am-1:30pm; Winter hours - 5:30am-4pm. 40 dealers in summer to over 130 in winter, selling everything from antiques & collectibles to tools, fresh produce, new merchandise, vintage clothing, jewelry. Admission & parking free. Joseph Brudeau. 602.569.0052
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| Prescott Valley |
Peddlers Pass "Old Time Farmers and Flea Market". 6201 E Hwy 69, 6 mi E of Prescott on Hwy 69; Fm. Phoenix take I-17 to Cortes Junction, exit Hwy 69 to Prescott, 27 mi on L. Friday, Saturday and Sunday. 6am-3pm. Has 200-300 dealers depending on season with both new and used merchandise, antiques & collectibles, clothing, coins & stamps, crafts, jewelry, books, furniture, toys, fresh produce, and items you can't find any where else because they don't make them anymore! Features a strong market for antiques & collectibles. In operation since 1987 as an old time flea and farmers market, 12 acres of fun for whole family. Free admission. Gary & Suzy Arnold. 928.775.4117.
E-Mail: garyandsuzy@cableone.net
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| Quartzsite |
The Main Event. On Bus I-10, Mile Post 17. The Big Show is held annually the last full two weeks in January. Over 1,000 dealers from all over the world come to this Gemboree, known as one of the largest gem sales in the country, as well as one of the most exciting flea markets. Features antiques, collectibles, rocks and gems. 520.927.5213
E-Mail: mainevent@redrivernet.com Website: www.quartzsite.com
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| Surprise |
Surprise Swap Meet. 12910 Santa Fe Drive, east of Dysart Rd. Every Thurs, Sat & Sun. Thurs 3-10pm; Sat & Sun 6:30am-3pm. Around 300 vendors with antiques & collectibles, books, used furniture, jewelry, new & used merchandise, fresh produce. 623.583.1616
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| Tucson |
First Sunday Indoor/Outdoor Antique Fair. 11100 E. Tanque Verde Road. On Tucson's NE side, 1 mi E of Houghton Rd on Tanque Verde; from I-10 westbound, exit Houghton Rd, head N about 12 mi, turn R on Tanque Verde; fm I-10 eastbound, exit Ina Rd, head E, Ina becomes Skyline which becomes Sunrise, turn S on Craycroft fm Sunrise, turn E on River Road to Sabiono Canyon, turn R to Tanque Verde, turn E and continue on to the Fair. First Sunday of each month. 9am-3pm. 50-140 vendors with antiques & collectibles, jewelry, Native American items, furniture, books, stamps/coins, used merchandise. Pat Tuttle. 520.232.1201
E-Mail: pat.tuttle@pima.gov Website: www.pima.gov/nrpr/index.htm
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| Tucson |
Pima County Monthly Antique Fairs. Lew Sorensen Community Center, 11100 East Tanque Verde Road in NE Tucson. First Sunday of every month. 10am-4pm. Pat Tuttle, Pima County Parks & Recreation. 520.740.5845.
E-Mail: patt@mail.parks.co.pima.az.us
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| Tucson |
American Park N Swap. 2601 S 3rd Ave, in parking lot of Greyhound Track. Sat & Sun. 7am-4pm. The Tucson market has "sister" markets in Phoenix & Apache Junction. Richard Hogue. 800.772.0852
E-Mail: ppns001@aol.com Website: www.americanparknswap.com
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| Tucson |
Tanque Verde Swap Meet. 4100 S Palo Verde Rd; I-10 Palo Verde exit and go about 1/2 mi, market on the left. Thurs, Fri, Sat & Sun year round. Thurs & Fri 3-11pm; Sat & Sun, 2 sessions, 7am-3pm and 3pm-11pm. Nearly 800 dealers selling everything from antiques & collectibles to fresh produce, Southwestern crafts, new & used merchandise, coins & stamps, furniture, jewelry. Cafeteria and snack concessions. Free admission and ample parking. Ken Fiore 520.294.4252 FAX - 520.294.2348
E-Mail: tvsm@flash.net Website: www.flash.net~tvsm
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| Tucson |
Tohono O'Odham Swapmeet. 5721 S Westover Ave, corner of W Drexel & S Westover Aves. Sat & Sun. 5am to whenever. Attracts several hundred dealers in the winter months with 67 permanent monthly dealers. Collectibles, some antiques, fresh produce, Indian crafts. 520.578.9183
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| Yuma |
Arizona Avenue Swap Meet. 1749 Arizona Avenue. Daily, 8am-5pm. Outdoors weather permitting. Averages 75 to a capacity of 130 vendors. In operation since 1970's, offers antiques & collectibles, books, new & vintage clothing, kitchenware, crafts, used furniture, jewelry, new & used merchandise, fresh produce. Snacks & hot meals available. Free admission and parking. Bob Butcher. 520.343.1837
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| Yuma |
Yuma Park N Swap. 4000 S. 4th Avenue; S of 32nd St. & W of Yuma Intl. Airport. "Yuma's biggest & best swapmeet; the largest flea market in Southwestern Arizona" Open year round Thursday-Sunday during winter. 6am-4pm; Saturday & Sunday during the summer. 6am-2pm. 40 acres, over 1,000 vending spaces; up to 30,000 shoppers per weekend. Max Dunham or Bill Gresser. 800.722.6811 or 928.726.4655 FAX - 928.344.0115
E-Mail: bill@gresser.com E-Mail: ypns@gresser.com Website: www.yumafleamarket.com
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| Yuma |
3-E Swap Meet. 4151 South Avenue 3-E. Every Thurs-Sunday from September through April. Outdoors. Admission: 25c/person. 520.344.2399
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