Taking over multiple stories of a downtown parking garage, the Car Bazaar features local artisans, makers, and small retailers who are selling vintage, recycled, or secondhand items - of course, all from the trunks of their cars.

Get ready, secondhand shopaholics: we’ve put together a list of some of our favorite flea markets in the Pittsburgh area, and you’re going to want to put aside several weekends to comb through them all: Car Bazaarĭowntown Photo Credit: Downtown Pittsburgh (Instagram: twist on popular “boot sales” (as in the “boot” or trunk of a car!) traditionally found in England, the Car Bazaar is Pittsburgh’s newest pop-up flea market series. Throughout the region, you’ll find lively pop-ups and charming brick-and-mortar shops that bring together talented vintage curators and hard-working local artisans with nothing but the best clothing, home goods and collectible items to sell - and best of all, often at bargain prices.

They say “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure,” right? Of course, if you’re a flea market shopper, you might ask yourself, “what is trash, really?”ĭespite the name, “trash” certainly isn’t what you’ll find at any of Pittsburgh’s bustling flea markets.

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