Ridgewood Vintage Market

Your free RSVP acts a "save the date" and is not required. Donations help us ensure lower vendor participation fees and support local small businesses.

Sunday | 12PM–6PM | Gottscheer Hall | Free Admission

Looking for the best vintage market in Queens? Join us in Ridgewood, NYC for a curated vintage pop-up featuring clothing, home décor, art, jewelry, books, and rare finds from over 25+ independent vintage sellers.

The Ridgewood Vintage Market is a free, open-to-the-public event celebrating timeless design, sustainable shopping, and the creative energy of one of New York City’s most historic neighborhoods.

✨ No ticket required — walk-ins welcome all day.

• Vintage clothing and accessories (women’s, men’s, select specialty pieces)
•Vintage home décor and small objects
• Vintage art and prints
• Vintage books, vinyl, and physical media
• Sustainably made and reworked designs

Each vendor is thoughtfully selected for quality, originality, and point of view — creating a market experience that feels curated rather than crowded.

– Support small vintage businesses in NYC
– Shop sustainably and locally
– Discover unique pieces you won’t find online
– Spend the afternoon inside historic Gottscheer Hall
– Enjoy drinks and German fare from the bar onsite

Whether you’re a seasoned vintage collector, interior design enthusiast, stylist, or simply love discovering something unexpected, this Queens vintage market is designed for slow browsing and meaningful finds.

Gottscheer Hall
657 Fairview Avenue
Ridgewood, Queens, NY

Easily accessible from Bushwick, Williamsburg, Manhattan, and Brooklyn.

Admission is free and walk-ins are always welcome.
If you’d like a reminder, vendor previews, and early announcements for future markets, feel free to RSVP here — we’ll send light updates only.

Etta Vintage is a small vintage lifestyle shop located down the street from Gottscheer Hall (on Fairview Ave between Gates Ave + Palmetto Street) rooted in joyful, sustainable, and deeply personal design. The market is an extension of that ethos — intentional sourcing, beautiful objects, and community connection.

Follow @ridgewoodvintage market and @_ettavintage for vendor highlights and sneak peeks.

Also check out other Arts events in Queens.