Pompeii Flea Market is a small, neighborly weekend flea on Bleecker Street in the heart of Greenwich Village, with vendors selling vintage finds, antiques and handmade goods and rental proceeds going to the historic Our Lady of Pompeii church. It's a free-to-browse Village ritual that pairs perfectly with an espresso on Carmine Street. If your ideal weekend includes hunting one-of-a-kind objects at a small, unhurried market, this is the easiest stop downtown.
What to expect
Expect a compact run of outdoor stalls along Bleecker Street with vintage clothing, antiques, jewelry, art and artisan goods, plus the everyday bustle of the Village around it. Browsing is free; bring cash for the smaller vendors. It runs both weekend days.
Good to know
- On Bleecker Street near Carmine/Leroy in Greenwich Village; take the 1 to Houston St or A/C/E/B/D/F/M to W 4th St.
- Free to browse; bring cash, as some vendors don't take cards.
- Stall rental proceeds support the neighboring Our Lady of Pompeii church.
- It runs both weekend days, rain or shine for most vendors.
- Pair it with a coffee or slice on Carmine Street for a classic Village afternoon.
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Common questions
When is the Pompeii Flea Market open?
Both weekend days, from spring through December. Check the block on Bleecker Street between Leroy and Carmine for the current stall run.
Is there an entry fee?
No, browsing is free; you only pay for what you buy.
Where is it?
On Bleecker Street in Greenwich Village, between Leroy and Carmine Streets, near the Our Lady of Pompeii church it benefits.
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