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Blogger Flea Market – Would You Come??

I think we’ve found an apartment. It’s pretty awesome, but the reality of city living hit me as we toured the new place last weekend. I wish I was as lucky as Kelly Wearstler, to have a 10,000 sq ft storage room for all my favorite finds… via NY Times I’ve been planning on doing…

I think we’ve found an apartment. It’s pretty awesome, but the reality of city living hit me as we toured the new place last weekend. I wish I was as lucky as Kelly Wearstler, to have a 10,000 sq ft storage room for all my favorite finds…

I’ve been planning on doing a yard sale here in Delaware, but recently Michael came up with the great idea of a big community sale in a nearby bigger city – where bloggers and readers alike could come together to buy and/or sell their furniture, home items, or anything else home decor related (for all you Etsy sellers out there). I know that I will have at least one moving truck full of furniture to unload.

If I coordinated a large flea market type set-up in July, would you come? Where would you be willing to drive to? (please vote below or leave a comment)

What city should the flea market be held in?
  • New York City (suburb)
  • Philadelphia
  • Washington D.C.

If you’re interested in selling, especially, I’d love to get an email from you. I need to start organizing pretty soon if I’m going to make this happen.

It would be SO amazing to get to meet some of you lovely readers!

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66 thoughts on “Blogger Flea Market – Would You Come??

  1. Jenny: This is brilliant! I was planning on having a tag sale, but I'd hold off if this was going to come to fruition. If it was mid to end July, NYC suburbs, I would definitely commit.

  2. Great idea! I'm in Phila. so that would be ideal but would probably drive to any of these cities if the timing was right! Thanks!

  3. Great idea. I would attend if you come to DC. But, if you don't get enough participation you should just consider driving down to the Sunday DC Flea market in Georgetown. It happens every week. There is also the Eastern Market on Capital Hill which happens every week.

    Julie

  4. Great idea! If I lived in the near, I would for sure be there. Just did a flea market this weekend in Dallas, TX….but you have my mind mulling over a few ideas I have myself. I'm going to have to "steal" your idea for the Dallas area in July.

  5. That would be AWESOME!!!!!!! I am sad I don't live close by – to donate goods…wish i could virtually shop all the amazing stuff!

  6. Brilliant! Moving overseas this summer & have to get rid of a ton of household items. Already unloaded so much **stuff** to the Salvation Army, et, al. but not willing to hand over my scores. I've got a new Madeline Weinrib flat weave rug, designer fabric, misc furniture, blah, blah blah. July, NYC suburbs has my vote! ~ Inspired Living

  7. I might just have to make it up to New York (if that's where you decide to have it) this July. No biggie that it's a 7 hour drive for me. Ha ha.

  8. Great idea Jenny! I just emailed you about and added another email to your already long list. Sorry!

    I would love NYC suburbs, because I'm here! I could totally help with whatever you need and would love to do some sort of BBQ afterwards for all!

    It would be so much fun and my backyard is HUGE!

  9. Oh how I wish i lived on east coast vs west boast because I would love to be a shopper at this flea market extrordinaire!

  10. Count me in! We were planning a tag sale here, but a group sale would be much more fun. Philly and NYC work for me, but DC is a bit far. I have Mongolian cabinets and a teak screen from Chiang Mai, among other things to go.

  11. Too bad you couldn't coordinate it with the worlds longest yard sale. When I went last year they had booths you could rent and it was great, we met people from as far as California and Canada. But I would def attend a bloggers flea market for sure!

  12. I would TOTALLY come if I could teleport across the country. I hope it comes together and we can all see the results! What a fantastic idea1

  13. First off, I think the idea is awesome. I just need to figure out how to get myself from chicago out to the east coast on the cheap.
    Second, I saw this image of kelly wearstler's storage space yesterday and I was in awe. Oh, to be able to spend 10 minutes there and see the amazing pieces hiding away!

  14. Why the suburbs?! There's lots of places in NYC (brooklyn? long island city?) that could accommodate this where lots and lots and lots of city dwellers could come and shop!

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