Other forms: flea markets
Despite the name, a flea market isn't where you go to buy fleas! It's a place where many vendors come together to sell handmade or vintage items. You might visit the flea market if you want to find an antique lamp for your bedroom.
A marketplace that rents spaces to a variety of sellers is a flea market, also known as a bazaar or a swap meet. Flea markets can be indoors or outdoors. Some are open daily, others once a week or even just once or twice a year, and some of them include food vendors as well. If you collect and sell vintage clothes, you may want to rent space at a flea market. This term may stem from New York's 18th-century Fly Market.