Go Treasure Hunting at the Increasingly Popular Sodo Flea Market

Dozens of vendors are setting up shop on the second and last Saturday of every month

BY:

Alanna Wight

| FROM THE PRINT EDITION |

August 2018

Image Credit:

Alex Crook

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More than 50 vendors, artisans and craftspeople—including D+K Renewal pictured above—from Seattle to Centralia set up shop on the second and last Saturday of the month at the increasingly popular Sodo Flea Market (2322 Utah Ave. S; 206.496.7005).

From its well-curated selection of vendors, browse for everything from vintage clothing, antiques and ceramics to furniture and home decor, such as macramé accents and potted plants. Bargains abound, as do one-of-a-kind, handmade creations well worth a little splurge.

Editor’s Note: This article has been updated since print publication.

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