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Nashville Flea Market 2024 November And December Dates

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The Nashville Flea Market happens the third weekend of every month except November and December. The holidays usually push the dates up to the third weekend. November is the best month to find Christmas items; you can find everything in December!

Nashville Flea Market Dates November and December 2024

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Theme- Thanksgiving Treasures, Dates and Times for The November 2024 Market: November 22, 23, 24
Friday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., Sunday 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Theme – Holiday Magic, Dates and Times for The December 2024 Market: December 20, 21, 22
Friday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., Sunday 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.

What You Can Buy At The Flea Market

1. Blow Molds

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Nothing says Christmas like vintage blow molds. The molds are really pricy now and usually hard to find, but last year, this vendor had several of them. 

2. Jewelry

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You would not believe all the bling at the market. There is handmade, new, mass-produced, vintage, and antique jewelry.

3. Vintage Silver Plate

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I love vintage silver plate. There are so many ways to display the pieces or to repurpose them. These pieces are lovely. The etching on the tall piece is beautiful.

4. Vintage Christmas Ornaments

Christmas Ornaments

Vintage Shiny Brite ornaments can usually be found in abundance at the market. The prices are usually reasonable but sometimes get a little crazy.

5. Cow Skull Dรฉcor

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Animal skulls and horns seem to be all the rage in certain design circles. Itโ€™s not for me but I do like the snowshoes.

6. Galvanized Buckets

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Galvanized buckets are perfect for displaying pretty flowers. The minnow bucket is cool, although it is missing its lid.

7. Tupperware

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Do they still have Tupperware parties? Iโ€™m getting close to 70 and I remember those parties. This vendor at the flea market had a lot of pieces.

8. Vintage furniture pulls

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This booth is one of my favorites. Since I paint furniture, Iโ€™m always on the lookout for old furniture pulls.

9. Animal Print Backpacks

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There is a large variety of backpacks, purses, and totes in all shapes, sizes, and designs. How do you feel about animal prints? Are they still in style?

10. Rocks and Crystals

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The rocks and crystals are so colorful. Some people believe crystals have healing powers, and others keep a crystal in their pocket for luck.

11. Homemade jam

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Oh wow! I love jam on a crispy piece of toast. You can find homemade fudge and pastries at the market too.

12. Old Pottery

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These pieces are great for decorating. Some old crocks and urns are worth a lot of money, depending on the condition.

12. Wood Christmas Trees

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There are always plenty of handmade items at the market. The wood Christmas trees are great lawn pieces. You could wrap Christmas lights around the poles.

13. Clothing And Accessories

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As you can see, all kinds of things can be found at the Nashville Flea Market.

You can find all the info on the market hereโ€ฆ.NASHVILLE FLEA MARKET DATES AND TIMES 2024 Story

Kathy Owen founder of Petticoat Junktion

Author:ย Kathy Owen
Kathy Owen is the founder of the home decor blog Petticoat Junktion where she shares tutorials on painting furniture and upcycling thrifty finds into unique home dรฉcor. Her DIY projects have been featured on the Home Depot Blog, Plaid Crafts, Behr Designer Series, and in numerous magazines.

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4 Comments

  1. Aw, I would have gone into the Snakemobile! You should have – you could have made a new snek friend! Bleblele

  2. Yeah, there is some weird stuff out there. Thanks for sharing Rebecca!

  3. Hi Kathy:
    No, I would not go in the Snakemobile, but you made me laugh. At our local flea market near Chicago recently I was struck by how much creepy stuff was thereโ€” cow skulls, stuffed pheasants, scary dolls, odd masks, etc., and I even made an Instagram post about it. But at least we didnโ€™t have snakes! Glad you enjoyed though.