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What People Are Saying About Pueblo of Tesuque Flea Market
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The Scene – Located just a few miles north of the city, this sprawling, bazaar-like market consists of hundreds of covered stalls spread out over 12 acres owned by the Tesuque Pueblo. The goods are an eclectic mix, including turquoise and silver jewelry, beads, furniture, spices, Native American blankets, baskets, art, photography, vintage Western wear and much more. When you need a break from browsing, there's a concession stand and sitting area near the entrance. – – The Experience – While the endless array of goods are a huge draw, half the fun is bargaining and…
10/21/09
Great Experience
by rv traveler
This was a small clean market with an amazing selection of beads, jewelry, baskets, ristras, spices, metal art, clothing and many other unique items. The vendors were very nice and helpful . They were happy to tell you about their wares and they were receptive to bargaining. We found this place by accident but I will definately shop here again when I return to New Mexico.
- Pros: best selection of western arts and crafts
- Cons: none
08/06/09
And still a great market!
by RedMuleRider
After visiting several flea markets in several states over the years, this market still carries a great assortment of old west items, beads, hides, etc. I do agree with other posters that the market has somewhat declined, but yet still has a certain charm that I've only seen at this flea market. It also does not have the "all junk" vendors that you find in other markets.
- Pros: Great Old West collections, assortment of beads
- Cons: can't think of any
07/30/08
Waste of time
by Lucille1953
Whether you're a merchant or a visitor, don't waste your time. The market isn't what it used to be. Visit the farmers market instead.
- Pros: Can't really think of any.
- Cons: Unpleasant hosts, bad food, sickening toilet facilities.
The Details on Pueblo of Tesuque Flea Market
Getting There:
Head north on US 84/285 for 7 miles until you pass the exit for the Santa Fe Opera. Take the next left to get to the market.
When to Go:
The seasonal market is open every weekend from around April through October.
Know Before You Go:
Rain and snow can make the dirt ground and gravel parking area muddy, so be sure to wear old shoes.
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