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Flea Market / Thrift Shop Saint George
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Flea Market, Thrift Shop
📖 Saint George, Barbados, offers a unique market scene for resellers, primarily centered around the Brighton Farmers Market. This bustling Saturday morning market, located on the expansive grounds of Brighton Plantation, is a treasure trove for those seeking local produce, artisanal crafts, and unique Bajan items. Resellers can often find handcrafted jewelry, pottery, local art, and even clothing by local designers, alongside gourmet food products like exotic cheeses and homemade seasonings. An insider tip for resellers is to arrive early, as the market opens at 6:00 AM, to get the best selection and deals on the diverse offerings.
🗒️ 1 Flea Markets & Thrift Shops
- Brighton Farmers MarketSaint GeorgeSaturdays: 6:00 AM – 10:00 AM
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Brighton Farmers Market
📍 Saint George
Open: Saturdays: 6:00 AM – 10:00 AM
Address: Brighton Plantation, Brighton, Saint George, Barbados
A bustling, early-morning open-air market on plantation grounds, popular with locals and expats. The focus is on fresh produce and artisanal goods rather than second-hand items.
💰 What to buy here
- Local Paintings & Prints Buy50-150 BBD → Sell online80-200 USD on eBay Look for vibrant, signed pieces depicting local life; they have higher international appeal.
- Handmade Bajan Pottery Buy30-80 BBD → Sell online100-200 BBD on Facebook Marketplace Seek out unique glazes and functional items like mugs or vases. Check for the artist's mark on the bottom.
- Artisan Jewellery Buy40-100 BBD → Sell online60-150 USD on eBay Focus on pieces made with local materials like sea glass or carved coconut shell for authenticity.
- Hand-woven Bags & Baskets Buy50-120 BBD → Sell online150-250 BBD on Facebook Marketplace Check for tight weaving and sturdy handles. Natural dyes and intricate patterns add value.
💡 TipArrive by 6:30 AM for the best selection of unique crafts before the crowds arrive for produce and breakfast. Bring cash as not all vendors accept cards.
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