Let's face it, well-curated vintage can be even better than new. But where to find it amid New York's many so-so shops? I've been moping for close to a year now over the shuttering of the Avenue A flea market, but things are finally looking up: NY Mag reports that Brooklyn Flea is debuting April 6 in Fort Greene. With tasty snacks, high-end vintage, and crafty creations, it's a far cry from the old E. Vill. junk heap, but it definitely sounds worth a visit.
March 24, 2008
All that junk
Let's face it, well-curated vintage can be even better than new. But where to find it amid New York's many so-so shops? I've been moping for close to a year now over the shuttering of the Avenue A flea market, but things are finally looking up: NY Mag reports that Brooklyn Flea is debuting April 6 in Fort Greene. With tasty snacks, high-end vintage, and crafty creations, it's a far cry from the old E. Vill. junk heap, but it definitely sounds worth a visit.
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