The moment I pushed open the door at Yesterday’s News Antiques and Collectibles on Court Street in Brooklyn, I was swept into a time-warped wonderland. Nothing prepared me for the smell of aged books mixed with polished wood, or the sight of vintage cameras, vinyl records, and mid-century treasures spilling across every shelf. It’s one of those places where each corner feels like a mini discovery, and the hunt always promises something unexpected.
Market Details
- Service options: Buys used goods
- Address: 428 Court St, Brooklyn, NY 11231
- Phone: (718) 875-0546
- Market Opening Hours:
| Thursday | 10 AM–5:45 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–5:45 PM |
| Saturday | 9:30 AM–5:30 PM |
| Sunday | 9:30 AM–5:30 PM |
| Monday
(Labor Day)
|
Closed |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–6 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–5:45 PM |
Parking, Tickets & Transportation
Getting there felt effortless. It’s nestled in Carroll Gardens, just a few blocks from subway stations. I usually find street-side parking nearby if I drive, and when I arrive, I’m greeted with no fee or fuss—just open arms into a trove of vintage goods. For more nostalgic shopping, visit The Estate Marketplace for quality estates and North Country Neighbors for local community finds.
Vendor Information
This is a family-run vintage shop, not a vendor market. Each item is hand-picked by the owners and refreshed regularly with unique pieces—furniture, collectibles, clothing, kitchenware, and more There’s no vendor sign-up; instead, the shop reflects decades of curated antiques under one welcoming roof.
Tips for First Timers
I always show up with time to spare—that way I can wander slowly, letting the real finds reveal themselves. Bring cash, even though most credit cards get accepted, cash feels smoother for smaller items. Wear comfy shoes; the aisles are dense but filled with charm worth every step.
Why Yesterday’s News is a Must-Visit
This place feels lived-in and warm, not staged or polished. One visit, I spotted a set of vintage war-era posters; another time, I uncovered retro kitchenware nestled beside antique postcards. The rotating inventory and friendly staff make each visit feel like stepping into someone’s beloved hobby—and becoming part of it yourself.
Instagram-Worthy Market Moments
One time, I captured a mesmerizing shot of glassware shot through warm morning light. Another great photo was a wall of vintage postcards and movie posters, each telling a silent story—perfect for a nostalgic Insta post. The mix of textures and colors simply dazzles.
FAQs
What are the current opening hours?
Yesterday’s News is open Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. It remains closed on Mondays.
Is there an admission fee?
No. Entry is free—just come in and begin exploring.
Where can I park?
Street parking is available nearby, and the store is easily reachable by public transit in Carroll Gardens.
What kind of items can I expect?
Expect a wide array—from mid-century furniture to vintage clothing, kitchenware, collectibles, jewelry, and magazines. The selection is curated, frequently updated, and rooted in 20th-century Americana.
Who runs the store?
It’s family-owned, with a legacy spanning over two decades. The owners personally select items to keep the inventory fresh and affordable.
Final Thoughts
Walking through Yesterday’s News Antiques and Collectibles is like touring a lively museum of nostalgia, guided by your own curiosity. The curated displays, vintage charm, and personal warmth make it a standout stop in Brooklyn’s antique scene. Whether you’re hunting for that perfect retro piece or soaking in the atmosphere, you’ll leave with more than what you brought in—often with a story you didn’t expect. Come visit, soon—I promise you won’t be disappointed! Explore New York Flea Markets – An essential guide to flea markets across New York State, spotlighting standout spots in cities, countryside fairs, and market events.
