Palm Springs Vintage Market

The Palm Springs Vintage Market is an amazing vintage outdoor market in Palm Springs you don't want to miss! It's always on the first Sunday October through May and they added extra shows during Modernism months in October & February. The vendors really bring out their best goods. We discovered it from our favorite, huge Palm Springs vintage store Sunny Dunes Antique Mall that is also open everyday of the year 10-5. They are both a don't miss when you come to Palm Springs! Go early @palmspringsvintageshopping @psvintagemarket

We love going to the Vintage Market and wandering through the tons of booths with unique and amazing items from all over the area. There are tons of vendors with vintage clothing, housewares, glassware, dishes, pottery, vintage and original artwork, furniture, rugs, knickknacks, collectibles, and just about everything that you can imagine. They have plenty of free parking, but sometimes when they are busy we have to park on the street a block or so away. I always enjoy the food trucks and food stands here with pastries, bagels, donuts, sandwiches, ethnic foods, and other specialty items. I always look forward to an early lunch here! Prices can be high for some items that have a history or are designer labeled, but we have found the prices to be mostly very reasonable. If you don’t like the price on something, just make an offer! Sometimes they will adjust their prices for you. We always look forward to the next market and almost never miss one. We always find something unique and amazing!

Always look forward to the return of Palm Springs Vintage Market in October thru May. Best place to shop true vintage and collections of all kinds.

The Palm Springs Vintage Market is the Best show in California. The Team is really very nice and helpful. The people are so friendly and the place is fabulous!

Overpriced tourist trap. The vintage market used to be special. Local Palm Springs residence could go to the market and find vintage treasures at very reasonable prices. However, that is no longer true. Vendors from Los Angeles and surrounding areas have Ruined the market. Items that you see in a thrift store for $10 on Thursday suddenly appear For $150.02 days later. Do these vendors think we’re stupid? No. They know we are suckers. This market is for tourists. Tourist who don’t know better. This market is also for locals who are hosting tourists. Tourists who don’t know better. Is the market a fun waste of a few hours? Sure. Get an overpriced coffee and get some stale cookies from that Cookie person in the tent. Walk around. Get your steps in. But don’t go expecting anything special at a value.