What do they sell?
| • Clothes • Café • Household goods • Music • Electrical goods • Pet food |
• Meat • Books • Videos • Flowers • Plants |
Sunday Market and Car Boot
Manchester’s Sunday Market & Car Boot sale is a bargain-hunter’s paradise, and a great chance to experience a unique institution.
If you have the patience to rummage – and the ability to get up at the crack of dawn on a Sunday morning – there are a wealth of bargains to be had.
Teeming with traders and buyers, the market features all you would expect from a classic carboot, but on a grand scale. Housed under cover in Openshaw's purpose-built New Smithfield Market, the carboot brings together a huge range of goods.
There is clothing for all ages, bric-a-brac, shoes and trainers, new and second-hand furniture, household products, craft stalls, pots and pans, flowers and garden plants.
And as well as the usual second-hand goods, there are also pet products, fresh meat, books, videos, CDs, fresh fruit and vegetables all available at the traditional Sunday market.
There is also a handy café on site, where you can admire your purchases while enjoying a well-earned cup of tea. Perfect.
Do you want to sell in Manchester’s flea & carboot market market?
Manchester City Council is always keen to hear from people who wish to trade at the flea & carboot market. For more information, click here
