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Haggling is expected at most flea markets – but there's a right way to do it. Here's how to get a fair price without souring the deal.

A little preparation turns a flea market trip from exhausting to easy. Here's what experienced shoppers always have with them.

The thrill of a flea market is the find – but not everything is what it seems. Here's how to shop with a sharper eye.

An indoor market keeps its season all year and changes what's on the tables. Here's where they are, counted state by state.

Every flea market has two good times to arrive and they are the opposite of each other. Which one is right depends on what you're there for.

They all sell used things, and they work almost nothing alike. Knowing which one you're walking into decides how you should shop.

Selling at a flea market is the fastest way to understand how one works. It is also more physical work than most first-timers expect.

The same market sells different things in April and October. The reasons are practical, and knowing them tells you when to hunt for what.