Not your average flea market.
YYC Flea is where Calgary’s vintage dealers, collectors, treasure hunters, and creatives come together — and this November, we’re bringing the Flea back for the holidays!
Sundays — November 15, 22 & 29
10AM–5PM
The Quonset at Crossroads
Inspired by legendary flea markets around the world and built for local culture at home, YYC Flea is all about discovery, conversation, and the thrill of the find. This holiday season, skip the ordinary and come hunt for vintage, collectibles, repurposed pieces, and one-of-a-kind gifts.
Thank you for your interest in becoming a vendor at Holiday YYC Flea.
The market is held indoors at The Quonset at Crossroads, giving vendors and shoppers a warm, weather-proof place to flea all day long.
YYC Flea features a curated selection of vendors offering antiques, furniture, vintage clothing, collectibles, jewelry, art, repurposed and up-cycled pieces, and other unique previously loved finds, along with great food and a lively market atmosphere.
Vendor spaces are 10' x 6' and are $80 per day.
Vendors set up on the morning of each market date. Please note that overnight storage is not available.
YYC Flea is focused on the thrill of finding something with a past. We only accept used, vintage, antique, collectible, repurposed, or up-cycled items. Items may be creatively transformed or repurposed from their original form.
When registering, please select the Sunday(s) you would like to participate and the category that best describes what you will be selling.
Questions? Email info@yycflea.ca.
Three Sundays. Great finds. No boring booths. See you at the Holiday YYC Flea!
We’ve seen an increase in fraudulent accounts posing as our team and attempting to collect vendor registration fees. Please be aware that we only communicate and accept vendor applications through our official website and verified email addresses.
We will never request payment via direct message, personal accounts, or unofficial links.
If you are ever unsure, pause—don’t pay—and contact us directly through our website to confirm. Unfortunately, these scams are becoming more common, but a quick double-check can save you a lot of headache (and money).
