This establishment hosts "The Flea" a market across from the Farmer's Market. I was very pleased to see the Bee Chama's sign for Honey Samples as I wouldn't have ever gone in there had it not been for them. I know that where Bee Chama sells honey, other good things are gonna be happening! And so it was! After chatting... More

I was in Santa Fe recently and went to one of their Sunday morning flea markets. One is near the main plaza, another is in the railway area. I went to the one near the main plaza where Old Santa Fe Trail and Water St. meet, close to the La Fonda hotel. It was relaxing, friendly and a sweet community... More

I love this group of sellers and you still can get the folks coming from their garage! If you love Santa Fe style, this is the place for you! Great selection of goodies for less money than the Plaza. Hours of entertainment. I would definitely plan on going early because everything is one of a kind.

The FLEA at the Railyard is a fun place to go during winter. It is an indoor market. It is more of an antique mall or world market than a junk market. But you can find some amazing deals sometime. You have to go each weekend and see what is new in the Day Traders area. I wrote a full... More

Its really to too bad that one vendor would prevent a person from finding this the best Flea ever. There is real NM honey in booth 13. It comes from Eves Farms and its is real good.

I love to hit "the flea" in santa fe, every time I am there. Great signage, easy to find, lots of parking. That out of the way....I always find something just amazing here. Winter time finds the flea in a cool old building in the arts district (so close in town, easy to cab to), vendors are all over the... More

They still let Bee Chama Honey sell there - we saw the sign out there last weekend and didn't even bother to go in - I emailed the manager last june about this guy- he sells honey imported from out of state and they put their label on it and then tell you it's local- we learned the hard way... More

This is an amazing market. It is in what appears to be an empty warehouse next to the Santa Fe Railroad. I recommend that you go to the Famers Market next door and get something to eat first. Then walk across the tracks to The Flea. I'm not from New Mexico so a place full of turquoise, silver and Native... More

There is no direct phone number to call for directions and tripadvisor nor google maps could find any directions. We had to stop and ask a local and hope we were going to the right place. The hours are too short for the weekend visitors and there were very few vendors. My friend got a cheaper deal on something that... More