Dallas has plenty of excellent locations for vintage and thrift lovers, but 'tis the season to indulge in your most harmless addictions (caffeine and spending) with a stroll, coffee in hand, around DFW's best bazaars and outdoor markets.
We’ve rounded up the best vendor markets around North Texas, where you’re sure to find whatever you need (and didn't know you needed). Whether you’re looking for vintage jewelry, homemade candles or THC gummies, here are the best outdoor markets and bazaars in North Texas:
The Underground Market
Every Saturday, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.5700 block of Oram Street at Greenville Avenue
This Lower Greenville mainstay operates every weekend, weather permitting. On Saturday, find Underground’s original market, which opened in January 2022. Need something more? Return on Sunday for Underground’s second market, across from Starbucks and Standard Service since January 2023.
Some of our favorite finds include Danfe Tea, a Nepali tea sourced from the Himalayan Tea Mountains; Savannah Rose Soap Company, which produces plant-based and toxin-free handmade soaps; and Ginger’s Sew Creative, furry-friend outfits crafted by a local seamstress.
Legacy West Small Business Cohort
Every Saturday 5908 Headquarters Drive, Plano
Legacy West is home to some of the Dallas area’s best-known retailers, but the shopping complex also showcases local brands through its Small Business Cohort program. At dedicated pop-up cabins next to Starbucks, you might find Puzzles of Color, which creates interactive art featuring diverse artists of color; Meraki Beauty, for the best CBD-infused nourishing skincare; or Gabejade, which features accessories handmade from Ankara fabric. A rotating schedule ensures that no visit is the same.
The Boho Market
Nov. 8, 6–10 p.m.3661 N. Plano Road, No. 2500, Richardson
Nov. 9, 10 a.m – 3 p.m., 8041 Walnut Hill Lane, No. 912
Founded in 2016, The Boho Market has grown into Texas’ largest artisan market, regularly hosting events across 15 cities. During the nighttime pop-up at CityLine DFW, you can enjoy happy hour specials from onsite restaurants and live music in addition to a wide selection of goods from local businesses. Explore even more vendors the next day at The Hill, off U.S. Highway 75.
Bishop Bazaar
Nov. 24 and Dec. 15, 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.200 N. Bishop Ave.
Described as “Dallas’ most unique market,” this curated vendor festival brings together over 150 local brands in the heart of Bishop Arts District. You’ll find seasonal snacks and all kinds of unique wares from home décor to vintage apparel. In addition to unique shops, past Bishop Bazaars have presented live music from Mitchell Ferguson and flash tattoos from Electric Feels Studio.
Heart & Soul Market
Nov. 23, 4–9:30 p.m.120 W. Main St., Grand Prairie
Heart & Soul, at the Grand Prairie Farmers Market, is focused on holistic health, beauty and wellness. More than a market, the experience aims to foster authentic community. Visitors can take in live spoken word performances, participate in a sound bath, try vegan foods and shop for products from over 40 vendors.
Dallas Farmers Market
Saturdays, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.; Sundays, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.1010 S. Pearl Expressway
An indisputable mainstay of Dallas weekend outings, Dallas Farmers Market offers local honey, fresh produce and a variety of foods, vintage clothing and homemade baked goods. You'll even find Eastern European soups. The nearby cafeteria (open daily, 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.) has offerings from dozens of small restaurants.
Canton Flea Market
"Sunup" Thursday through "Sundown" Sundays, before the first Monday of the month800 First Monday Lane, Canton
This is a bit of a drive from Dallas, but SO worth it. The self-appointed "world's largest flea market" is indeed massive. It hosts more than 5,000 vendors over 450 acres and draws thousands of visitors. Dedicated shoppers can take advantage of nearby lodgings to comfortably settle in for a weekend of treasure-hunting.
