53rd Annual Harvard Flea Market

Bargain hunters will descend upon Harvard for the 53rd year to attend the largest one-day outdoor flea market northwest of Boston. Shoppers come with bags and carts in tow to visit over 180 booths filled with antiques and collectibles – toys, games, jewelry and vintage clothing, seasonal décor, artwork and paintings, pottery and glassware, and so much more.

The flea market boasts a popular food court area with both traditional favorites and ethnic cuisines including Thai food and specialty desserts. The Harvard Lions Club serves up hamburgers, cheeseburgers, samosas, veggie burgers, hotdogs, fries, sweet potato fries, funnel cakes and fresh squeezed lemonade and drinks. The Congregational Church of Harvard will be selling homemade apple pies fresh from local ovens.

Cash admission is $5 per person for adults and seniors; $1 per child ages 6 to 12; and $10 for early birds (7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.).There will be parking and restrooms with handicap access. Please do not block private driveways - parking restrictions will be strictly enforced, including ticketing and towing. Emergency staff will be onsite to assist with any medical emergencies. The Flea Market gatekeepers will accept cash only (no checks or credit/debit cards) for admission. Some booth vendors may accept credit cards via Square® or other apps, but most accept only cash. Dogs are permitted if they are on a leash and owners pick up after them.

The state has declared Harvard at mild Risk for EEE. Though the risk is greatest from dusk until dawn, it is recommended that you apply EPA-approved mosquito repellant at any time and consider wearing long-sleeved clothing, and socks during the early morning hours.

For more information on the flea market, including directions, visit the website at www.harvardfleamarket.com. For questions email: [email protected].

To learn whether the flea market has been postponed a day due to inclement weather, call the Harvard Schools Trust message line at .

Host or Publisher The League of Women Voters of Harvard & The Harvard Schools Trust