Tri-County Bazaar | Levittown, New York

Walking into Tri-County Bazaar at 3041 Hempstead Turnpike in Levittown feels like stepping into a lively treasure hunt. I never know whether I’ll find vintage jewelry, quirky home goods, or a quick bite while browsing. Every visit feels fresh, with new stalls and familiar faces mixed together. If you love uncovering unexpected finds in a vibrant, indoor bazaar, Tri-County Bazaar is a place you’ll appreciate visiting again and again. It draws locals and curious shoppers alike with its mix of vintage, thrift, and specialty vendors.

Market Details

Parking, Tickets & Transportation

Getting to Tri-County Bazaar is easy. I usually drive and find limited parking in front, but there’s more space at the rear of the building which most shoppers seem to know. No tickets or entry fees are required. It’s a casual drop-in spot open daily, so I’ve gone any day that worked for me. Since the hours shift a bit, especially on Sunday, I always check ahead before heading over.

Vendor Information

The bazaar offers vendor spaces for local businesses and hobbyists. I reached out via the official Unique Bazaar listing and learned that vendor spaces are available interested sellers can inquire by calling (516) 314-6906. It’s best to call directly to get current pricing and application details.

Tips for First Timers

When I first visited, I learned a few things:

• Start at the entrance and sweep through each aisle it’s easy to miss hidden gems tucked behind others.

• Bring small bills they help with impulse buys, and some vendors prefer cash.

• Pace yourself there’s a food section where I grabbed a quick snack, something I appreciated midway through.

• Ask vendors about item origins some are vintage, others homemade, and most are happy to share.

• Visit more than once vendors rotate and new stalls pop up often.

Why Tri-County Bazaar Is a Must-Visit

This bazaar draws me back because it blends nostalgia with discovery. One time, I found a retro Polaroid camera and a quirky handcrafted mug in the same stroll. The mix of thrift, antiques, fashion and snacks makes it feel lively and personal less chain store, more community find-spot. Even with its busy layout and narrow aisles, the payoff is always in what I walk out with and who I chatted with along the way.

Instagram-Worthy Market Moments

One of my favorite spots to photograph is the vintage jewelry booth necklaces and rings artfully arranged catch the light perfectly. Another is the food kiosk pretzels or treats there are colorful and cozy-looking. I also snap candid shots of stacked antique trays or quirky signs to share later with friends. The bazaar has a charming, slightly nostalgic vibe that translates well in photos.

FAQs

What types of items can shoppers find at Tri-County Bazaar?

You can find a mix of antiques, thrifted home goods, vintage clothing, jewelry, collectibles, and a small food area with snacks and drinks.

When is Tri-County Bazaar open?

The bazaar typically opens daily Monday through Saturday from about 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, and Sunday hours may close earlier. It’s best to confirm before visiting.

Is there parking available?

Yes. There is limited parking up front and more on the rear side of the building, accessible for indoor entry

Can anyone become a vendor there?

Yes. Vendor spaces are available. You need to call (516) 314-6906 to get information on availability, costs, and how to apply.

Are there food or refreshments on site?

Yes. There is a small food section offering snacks like pretzels and drinks, making it easy to refuel during shopping.

Final Thoughts

Every trip to Tri-County Bazaar offers something new—whether it’s a small antique treasure, a handmade piece, or a snack that hits the spot. The place feels alive with stories, curiosities, and local energy. If you enjoy digging for unique finds in a welcoming, ever-changing indoor space, Tri-County Bazaar should be on your list.