Cooks Flea Market

Winston-Salem, North Carolina

  • Sat, Sun
  • 9am-5pm
  • Year-round
  • Both
  • Last checked Nov 2026

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About this market

Cooks Flea Market in Winston-Salem began in 1982 in Cooks Tobacco Warehouse, later moved, and combined its buildings in 2001 after tobacco auctions ended. The homepage calls it North Carolina's largest indoor flea, with more than 500 booths, food, a farmers market, and a bounce house, and it is a member of United Flea Markets. Homepage market hours are Saturday and Sunday, 9am to 5pm, all year, but the about page lists a different Saturday opening time, so confirm weekend hours before you go.

About Winston-Salem

In North Carolina's Piedmont Triad, Winston-Salem is the county seat of Forsyth County. It was formed in 1913 by joining the towns of Winston and Salem, and the Moravian historic district of Old Salem remains a distinct, walkable quarter. The city has a long history in tobacco and textiles. Old Salem is the most direct place to go next, and the rest of downtown is close at hand.

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Hours can change, so confirm before you drive.