Quaker City Flea Market
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Open this weekend
- Both
- Last checked Nov 2026
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About this market
Quaker City Flea Market has stayed at Tacony and Comly Streets in Northeast Philadelphia since early 1974, and the site calls it the city's oldest flea still running at the same address. The indoor complex once held offices of the Quaker City Rubber Company, with outdoor vendors added later that year. The focus is used collectibles, including furniture, jewelry, comics, tools, clothes, and movie memorabilia, plus food such as pizza, pretzels, hot dogs, and breakfast sandwiches. The official homepage does not state days or hours, so check with the market before you go.
About Philadelphia
Philadelphia occupies the neck of land between the Delaware and the Schuylkill rivers, in southeastern Pennsylvania. The older core around Independence National Historical Park is compact and walkable, and the neighborhoods spread out from there along both rivers. Interstate 95 and Interstate 76 are the main approaches. That historic center is a natural next walk, or you can follow the Schuylkill if you are already on the west side.
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Hours can change, so confirm before you drive.