Cool, rare, and affordable to boot? Sign me up! Here are a few places in Denver where your chances of a cheap score are high.
đȘ Mile High Flea Market (Henderson)
Open every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday year-round, Mile High Flea Market is an all-in-one shopping and entertainment experience thatâs been operating since 1976. From roller coasters and carousels to live music and micheladas, this flea market can keep you entertained for a whole day.
Know before you go: Check out the market map to get familiar with the layout and plan the vendors youâd like to visit.
đȘ Denver Antiques Etc (Montclair)
Denver Antiques Etc is a multi-level antiques mall spanning over 10,000 square feet and with more than 50 dealers, including Zarella Vintage. Despite the massive size, this shop remains well-curated and is easy to browse, whether youâre just looking or looking for something specific.
Know before you go: Antiques Etc also coordinates estate sales and offers liquidation services, should you need them!
đ Brass Armadillo (Wheat Ridge)
Brass Armadillo has six locations nationwide, but the dealers in Denverâs market sell locally sourced vintage clothing, retro furniture, and hard-to-find collectibles. This means you can discover Denver and Colorado-specific gems, plus items from around the world.
Know before you go: Sign up for their free rewards program to earn points with every purchase.
đïž Furn Consignment (Broomfield)
Contemporary. Luxury. Retro. All manner of high-end and vintage styles collide at Furn Consignment. This community-focused home goods store carries chic brands like Crate and Barrel, Arhaus, and Pottery Barn. Thereâs also a curated gallery where you can buy pieces from local artists.
Know before you go: This store drops prices the longer items sit on the floor, so itâs worth checking back again later for something you loved (but wished was cheaper).
