MAPLEWOOD, NJ — More than 130 independent makers, vintage curators and artists are headed to Maplewood Village on Saturday for the Baker Street Flea.
The free, rain-or-shine open-air market will run from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. across Baker Street, Maplewood Avenue and Highland Place, according to Maplewood Arts & Culture. Shoppers can browse handmade jewelry, ceramics, art, home goods, clothing, specialty foods, records and vintage finds.
Three performance areas will feature live bands, DJs and emerging local talent throughout the day for visitors. The Maplewood Avenue music area is new this year, while In Tune Maplewood will run the Highland Place stage.
Also new is the Studio Envie Wine & Tap Yard, featuring wine from Lum's Cellars and beer from Pallet Brewing Company. The event is being held in partnership with the Columbia High School Scholarship Fund.
For Maplewood residents, the flea offers a chance to support independent makers while spending the day together in the heart of the village.
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