News Summary
The Knoxville Flea Market is set to grand reopen at the Jacob Building in Chilhowee Park from February 16 to February 18, 2024. After leaving the Knoxville Expo Center, the market will feature over 250 vendor booths showcasing unique finds, antiques, and groceries at family-friendly prices. Admission and parking remain free, making it an accessible shopping experience for everyone. The event includes family activities like photos with Santa and promises to build community connections while offering budget-friendly shopping.
Knoxville Flea Market’s Exciting Grand Re-Opening at Chilhowee Park
Are you ready, Knoxville? The much-loved Knoxville Flea Market is gearing up for its grand re-opening at the historic Jacob Building in Chilhowee Park from February 16 to February 18, 2024! After spending 21 years at the Knoxville Expo Center, this new location promises a fresh and vibrant experience for shoppers and vendors alike.
A New Home for Bargain Hunters
With over 250 vendor booths to explore, this flea market is a treasure trove of unique finds waiting to be discovered. You can expect a delightful mix of merchandise, from funky antiques to mouth-watering groceries—all at prices that won’t break the bank. Even better, you can stroll through the market free of charge, as both admission and parking are absolutely free! What a way to kick off a weekend of shopping, right?
Fun for the Whole Family
This isn’t just a shopping event; it’s a family affair! On Saturday and Sunday, guests can meet Santa Claus and snag some free photographs. Imagine the smiles, laughter, and those priceless moments captured in time—perfect for creating cherished family memories.
Stewart Promotions Takes the Lead
The Knoxville Flea Market is owned and operated by Stewart Promotions, a dedicated company based in Louisville, Kentucky. They’re not just focusing on Knoxville; they also organize similar markets in Owensboro and Louisville, Kentucky, as well as Franklin, Tennessee. With so much experience, they know how to put on a great event that will keep you coming back for more.
Future Dates on the Calendar
The excitement doesn’t stop with the grand re-opening! The market will also return to the Expo Center in March, May, August, November, and December 2025. So if you can’t make it to the February event, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to shop throughout the year.
Vendor Opportunities Available
For those looking to dive into the entrepreneurial waters, the market offers booth space for vendors at a reasonable cost of $100. Plus, Stewart Promotions provides assistance in obtaining a business license, making it easier for aspiring sellers to find their footing.
A Community Hub for Budget-Friendly Shopping
The market has built a solid reputation for being an affordable, family-friendly shopping environment. With rising costs impacting many households, this venue aims to be a saving grace with its treasure trove of deals. The overstock section, filled with items from returns and overstock of online retailers like Amazon, features prices that start at just $5 on Fridays, dropping to $3 on Saturdays, and a jaw-dropping $1 on Sundays. It’s an exciting way for families, especially college students and families, to manage their budgets while enjoying some retail therapy.
Paving the Way to Budget Management
As inflation continues to squeeze budgets, this flea market brings much-needed alternatives to conventional grocery shopping. The market’s focus on affordability and overstock goods means you can spend less while still bringing home a bounty of amazing products.
Building Community Connections
Above all, the market strives to cultivate a tight-knit community among sellers and buyers, emphasizing trust and ethics in every transaction. You’ll not only leave with fantastic finds, but you’ll also feel a sense of belonging in this vibrant shopping landscape.
Mark your calendars and grab your shopping bags, Knoxville! The Knoxville Flea Market is ready to unveil an experience that the whole family can enjoy. With a fresh new location, tons of vendors, and unbeatable prices, it’s set to be an unforgettable weekend.
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Additional Resources
- Knox Focus: Knoxville Flea Market Returns
- UT Daily Beacon: Grand Opening of Knoxville Flea Market
- WATE: Grand Opening of Knoxville Flea Market
- Only in Your State: Biggest Flea Market in TN
- WBIR: Knoxville Flea Market Makes Comeback
- Wikipedia: Flea Market
- Google Search: Knoxville Flea Market
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