📍 : 7850 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles CA90046
🎫 The cash price of tickets is 6 RMB/person, or 8 RMB/person can be purchased by scanning the code on the spot, there is an ATM at the ticket entrance for cash withdrawal.
🕒 Open every Sunday 9:00AM-5:00PM

Finally have the time and opportunity to visit the flea market at Melrose Trading Post!

After being planted many times, I finally went to the famous Melrose flea market in Los Angeles over the weekend.

Flea market lovers really can not miss Melrose Trading Post, this market venue in the school, there are lawns, corridors, the overall environment is good. The overall booth in 100+, there are crafts, second-hand digital (you can have a good look at CCD), pottery, scented candles, clothing, antique furniture, CDS, vinyl records, etc., the category is really many! Even if you do not buy it, you will find some interesting handicrafts by browsing the stalls.

As soon as I walked into the market, wow, handsome men and beautiful women, the atmosphere is good to explode!

There are a lot of things on sale in the market, from vintage clothes, shoes, bags, sunglasses, accessories, etc., to fresh green plants, personalized carpets, aromatherapy, and various food truck snacks and drinks, which can definitely meet the needs of people who want to go shopping. And there are different singers and bands performing in the middle area. If you are tired, you can buy some food and drink, sit down and chat with your friends.

There are also many original works by local artists, handmade jewelry, ceramics, candles... Each piece is unique and can be customized! The workmanship is so good, you can't put it down! Don't miss out on soft installation fans! Softwear ranges from medieval modern to Bohemian. Also, there is a lot of photography and sculpture on display here, many well-known artists got their start here, and I can always find exciting art. Music lovers don't worry, there are a large number of old records, music posters and collectibles, it is definitely a good place to Taobao! Friends who like to read and collect are also blessed, I found a lot of old books and magazines, it is a treasure library! Finally, I would like to recommend the plant stalls here! A variety of plants, flowers, the vitality of the home depends on them!





There are also big camera guys selling old Hollywood film negatives, super-fancy matchboxes with "The Killer's Not Too Cold" and "Fantastic Mr. Fox." There are booklike clocks and watches, and a variety of Vintage jewelry and paintings. And decades-old magazines and ultra-cheap, niche record stores... The whole street is full of nostalgia, and it's no exaggeration to say that once you get in, you can't get out.


Last weekend arrived less than an hour late and closed. Next time, I should go earlier, because I think I can find a lot of cute and special gifts at home and I will never be afraid to bump gifts with others in my life.

But I personally feel that there is no booth that attracts me too much (not to say that any booth is bad), after all, it is purely a matter of luck and fate.

This time, I found a Polaroid and Stranger Things camera, which really contracted my happiness all day, and was attracted by the handmade book clock, but I didn't think about how to put it at home, so I didn't buy it this time. But this stall seems to be available every week (depending on luck), and you can buy it when you need it.

Btw even had a couple of stalls (sunglasses, tufting finished carpets) that they had met at the Los Feliz Flea the previous Saturday, and didn't expect to meet again at melrose. It feels like it might not happen again. Then and the green plants passion photo.

Sisters are advised to do a good job of sun protection, wearing a hat or sunscreen.

Suitable for:
✨ Subculture lovers, handicrafts lovers.
✨ The pursuit of personalized customized fairy.
✨ Antique paintings and household items are very fragrant at prices. There are also lots of art/antiques related to Hollywood and movies.

🅿️ About parking: Market officials offer valet for $20 for three hours. I personally recommend the valet with a sign of $10 on the back of Dave's Hot Chicken opposite the market, which is also very close to the opposite of the venue, and the price is also very reasonable. The man who helps you valet is a happy little old man, who is very nice and humorous. (And sisters at that time accidentally found this treasure parking old man, when he took the car, he said that the next time to park remember to come to him, I promise that I will give you an advertisement)