Quasar Bazaar is a monthly open-air flea market and swap meet at the Quasar Drive-In Theater in Valley, Nebraska, held the third Saturday of each month from April through November. Spaces are affordable with easy setup, and the market welcomes both resellers and people clearing out household goods alongside regular vendors. Note: You must contact this organizer directly to apply—no application link or vendor information is available online.

Recurring flea and antique trade-days market renting selling spaces

Scottsboro's Trade Day — originally "First Monday," dating to 1902 as a horse-trading event — is a monthly market held on the Saturday before the first Monday on the courthouse square in downtown Scottsboro. Vendors set up on the inside loop of Broad, Laurel, and Market Street, and the field is open to local craftsmen, food vendors, and anyone with items to sell or trade. Most Trade Days are free and open to all vendors with no registration; the themed events — Salsa on the Square, Independence Celebration, Halloween on the Square, and Jingle Bell Square — require vendor registration. All items are welcome except firearms, animals, and stolen or illegal goods. Because the field is unrestricted and includes resale and trade, handmade vendors will be selling alongside a broad mix.

Founded in 1969, Nashville Flea Market operates monthly at The Fairgrounds Nashville in the Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood, drawing roughly 500,000 visitors annually. Over 300 vendors from 30 states set up each month selling antiques, vintage furniture, specialty foods, boutique clothing, jewelry, and hard-to-find goods across dozens of categories. Voted #1 flea market in Tennessee; ranked among the top ten in the country.

Recurring vendor-exhibit / trade days at Capital Mall with booth vendors (crafts, direct sales, secondhand).

Large long-running (since 1961) flea/swap market; hundreds of vendors, antiques/collectibles, produce, retail.

Long-running (38+ yr) flea on 7th St SE and the C Street Plaza, managed by Diverse Markets Management. Emphasizes antiques, arts, collectibles, crafts, and imports (Fair-Trade preferred), plus select specialty foods. Note: Currently not accepting new jewelry, soap, candle, or baked-goods sellers.

Love the Square-operated recurring flea/vintage market with vendor spots on the Harrisonville Square.

Daytona Flea & Farmers Market in Daytona Beach is open Friday through Sunday year-round with a wide vendor mix — fresh produce, handmade goods (candles, soaps, jewelry, crystals), food vendors, antiques, estate jewelry, comics, apparel, and more. The market draws steady foot traffic and operates as both a permanent-vendor space and open-booth market, so there's flexibility depending on your needs.

Westland Flea Market has been around since 1992 and is an indoor and outdoor flea market on the west side of Columbus, Ohio near the new Hollywood Casino. The market currently has over 200 indoor dealers and 80 outdoor vendors, weather permitting. There's a rich mix of sellers offering everything from handmade crafts, antique furniture, collectibles, fresh produce, and local delicacies to vintage clothing. Open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday only, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM. You'll need a vendor's license; outdoor dealers apply for a transient license from Ohio, while indoor dealers can use the Flealess Market (consignment option where the market handles taxes and no vendor license is required).

Webster Westside Flea Market is an established Monday flea market in Webster where vendors set up in the Big Field, Under Cover Spaces, or Little Field. You can arrive Sunday at 4 pm to set up and must be out by 6 pm Monday. Federal holiday Mondays (MLK Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day) draw heavy foot traffic and require pre-registration. Call at least one week ahead to reserve a space, or arrive at 6 am Monday for walk-up availability. Storage units and overnight RV camping are available on-site.

Tupelo Flea Market is an established monthly indoor/outdoor market held every second weekend in Tupelo, with additional shows throughout the year. The market operates multiple climate-controlled buildings plus outdoor space, all with electricity available at booths. Food vendors welcome (permits required); no mass-produced counterfeit goods, alcohol, or drug paraphernalia. Night security provided. Monthly vendors get seniority for space selection. Cancellations require 30 days' notice or forfeit payment.