2024 schedule listed below. More information about vendors, tickets, parking and transportation is <a href=https://www.randolphstreetmarket.com/2022/02/randolph-street-market-2022-dates/>online</a>. &nbsp;When founder Sally Schwartz embarked upon this journey in 2003, she wanted to create a Chicago version of my favorite antique flea market — London’s Portobello Road — and the Chicago Antique Market was born outside on historic Randolph street and inside Michael Jordan’s basketball gym. Customers came from far and wide to grab our treasuresRandolph Street Market Celebrated Its Platinum Anniversary in 2023.Randolph Street Market receives high praise from interior designers for being a reliable, post-COVID resource for antiques, art and decor — and for pioneering America’s largest urban market for ‘second time around’ sustainability.As Chicago’s one and only, world-famous, European-style antique and vintage flea market festival — named ‘Top Ten USA Markets’ by Travel &amp; Leisure, Architectural Digest, goop, USA Today, and more — Randolph Street Market has been listening intently to the larger interior design community, too.&nbsp;2024: 10am-5pm all daysMay 25 + 26 Kick-Off (indoor and outdoor @ Plumber's Hall)&nbsp;September 15 – Vintage Shindig (Highland Park)September 28 + 29 (indoor and outdoor @ Plumber's Hall)&nbsp;October 13 – Modern Vintage Chicago (Ravenswood)November 16 + 17 – Holiday market (indoor @ Plumber's Hall)&nbsp;December 8 – Vintage Shindig (Highland Park)December 14 + 15 – Holiday market (indoor @ Plumber's Hall)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure class=image><img src=http://s3.amazonaws.com/chigal/rich/rich_files/rich_files/981/original/randolph-20street-20market.png alt=></figure>

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