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Jefferson Flea Market – Newport News, Virginia

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About

Jefferson Flea Market is a popular destination for bargain hunters and treasure seekers in Newport News, Virginia. With a solid 4.0-star rating from 890 customer reviews, this established market has earned trust in the community. Operating Friday through Sunday, the market opens early on weekends at 6:00 AM, giving shoppers plenty of time to browse vendor booths and find unique items. Friday hours run from noon to 4:00 PM, while Saturday and Sunday extend full days from 6:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Located at 10171 Jefferson Ave, it's a convenient spot to explore local vendors and discover quality secondhand goods, antiques, and collectibles.

What visitors say

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β€œI have been a customer and I have been a vendor here and I can tell you that I have had terrific experiences on both ends that exceeded the expectations. This is my story. First as a buyer I had been hearing about this place from the occasional suggestion to visit the flea…”

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β€œThe flea market is not like it use to be years ago, but it's still a cool place to go for bargains on the weekend. I mainly go to get my body oils from Ms. Crystal inside vendor. She offers some cool finds along side her wide array of body perfume oils. Everything from classic…”

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β€œLove this little spot. All thoug i almost always spend all my time digging for sockets little missalaneiouse tools πŸ”§ that like to go away first guy on the left has alot of stuff almost feel as if I'm stealing its so cheap I had an assortment channel locks two two tape measures…”

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β€œI don’t know if I was just here on a bad day or not… But there were almost no vendors at all. More than half of the shops were closed and there were only a couple outside. That being said about outside, it was a cloudy drizzly day. This place is in desperate need of a cleaning…”