By Logan Weaver
Local thrift and antique store Fleur De Flea held its outdoor vintage market this weekend at Waterfront Plaza in downtown Louisville.
Hosting over 200 local vendors, the event showcased a massive collection of unique finds, including vintage apparel, handmade jewelry, vinyl records and eclectic curiosities. In short, a vintage lovers’ dream.
Between browsing each vendor’s setup, attendees could stop by local food trucks and craft beverage vendors for a quick bite or a refreshing local drink.
“This event is a really awesome opportunity for local vendors and shop owners to come and share community with patrons who are looking for something cute and eclectic that you can’t find anywhere else,” said attendee John Schumaker.
Tables are filled with trinkets at Fleu De Flea in Louisville, Kentucky. (Photo by Logan Weaver / The Louisville Cardinal)
Fleur De Flea attendees look at plants displayed for sale on tables. (Photo by Logan Weaver / The Louisville Cardinal)
Tents with clothing and trinkets are lined up under the bridge at Waterfront Plaza. (Photo by Logan Weaver / The Louisville Cardinal)
Racks of clothing and tables of trinkets are lined up under the bridge at Waterfront Plaza. (Photo by Logan Weaver / The Louisville Cardinal)
Fleur De Flea is located at 947 E. Breckinridge St. and is open Wednesday through Sunday. Visit their website to check out upcoming market dates.
Feature Photo by Logan Weaver / The Louisville Cardinal
