They advertise themselves as ”Tulsa’s Nicest Flea Market.” Which is probably true. They are, in fact, very friendly. And they have lots of stuff: antiques, soap and candles, trinkets, jewelry, and guns are the usual offerings.
It’s worth going, particularly if you’re looking for a special piece of milkglass or just need your flea market fix. There’s not much in the way of used furniture and personal items– the rather questionable flea market on the same day on Admiral is much better for that. The Saturday Flea Market runs 8-5, but most booths are only there for the morning. It’s currently housed at the Fairgrounds, er, Quicktrip Expo Center and is completely free!
Tags: flea market, Tulsa
March 28, 2008 at 5:20 pm
The ventilation system or lack of such at the Admrial venue can be overpowering. My wife has literally gotten ill after a visit there and refuses to return. I don’t know that I ever found anything I couldn’t live without at that location. I have always preferred the Fairgrounds to Admrial.
April 1, 2008 at 5:48 pm
I’d believe it!
April 12, 2008 at 12:50 am
thank you for letiing me know where the flea market had moved to. i been going there since i was a kid and thought it had closed. its alot nicer than the one on admiral although to be fair fair my husband likes the junk fest on admiral. im definately going to the flea market this weekend i cant wait!!!
May 30, 2008 at 2:25 am
Indicia says : I absolutely agree with this !