Stroll along West Houston Street between Macdougal and Sullivan, and you’ll land right into St. Anthony’s Market—a lively spot where handcrafted jewelry, quirky vintage finds, and unique art collide on sunny Friday through Sunday afternoons. I’ve made it my Soho tradition—wandering between stalls, chatting with makers, and uncovering small treasures when the weekend hum takes over Manhattan.
Market Details
- Address: W Houston St between Macdougal and, Sullivan St, New York, NY 10012
- Phone: (212) 777-2755
- Market Opening Hours
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Monday (Labor Day) | Closed |
Parking, Tickets & Transportation
I usually take the subway—it’s just a short walk from West Houston station. If you’re driving, parking is scarce, so I recommend public transit. There are no tickets or fees for visiting—just show up, stroll the stalls, and enjoy the finds.
Vendor Information
This market features a rotating selection of local artisans and vintage sellers—everything from handmade soaps to retro sunglasses and art prints. It feels more curated than chaotic, with friendly vendors ready to talk about their craft. While I haven’t found an online vendor application, the market is clearly run by a curated selection, not a free-for-all.
Tips for First Timers
I like arriving on Friday mornings—the streets are quieter, the light hits just right, and stalls are fresh. Bring cash for small vendors and a tote for your treasures. Don’t rush—wander slowly, chat with makers, and enjoy the subtle rhythm of Soho. Chances are you’ll find something unexpected and delightful. Discover Deer Creek Flea Market Campground and Goodies Flea Market.
Why St. Anthony’s Market Is a Must-Visit
There’s a rhythm here that’s both relaxed and vibrant—artists, locals, and visitors meet among vintage wares and handmade goods. I once picked up a quirky enamel pin from a vendor with a story about the design’s inspiration. Those conversations make me feel connected to the city’s creative pulse.
Instagram-Worthy Market Moments
One of my favorite spots is underneath morning light spilling onto rows of vintage scarves and brooches—a mix of color and texture that tells a story. Another is catching the vendor tables framed by brick facades and filtered sunlight—a serene snapshot of Soho’s flea market charm.
FAQs
What days and hours is the market open?
St. Anthony’s Market runs Fridays through Sundays, typically from 10 AM to 7 PM.
Is there an entry fee?
No. It’s free to walk through and browse as much as you like.
What kinds of items can I expect to find?
Expect a curated mix of vintage finds, handmade crafts, jewelry, vinyl, small art, and creative curiosities.
How do I get there?
It’s located between Macdougal and Sullivan Street on West Houston in Manhattan. Best accessed via subway or walkable from nearby Soho neighborhoods.
Can I be a vendor there?
There’s no public application listed. The market appears managed and curated—reaching out directly to current vendors or local organizers may be the best route.
Final Thoughts
St. Anthony’s Market is one of those places where a simple walk turns into a hunt for connection, creativity, and charm. Whether you leave with a vintage find or just a few minutes of people-watching inspiration, it’s a true slice of Manhattan discovery waiting midweek in Soho. 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.
