“We sold a good amount of stuff, but were a little short of vendors,” he said.
Considering the contract to rent 2 acres of parking lot space at Hooper’s Crab House, located at the foot of the Route 50 bridge, was finalized only a week prior to kickoff, Sapanero was enthused by the initial results. He plans on running OC Flea every Friday through Sunday, 6 a.m. to noon, until October.
“Nobody does a flea market on a Friday,” he said.
With several markets already in operation around Baltimore, Sapanero expects OC Flea to become the crown jewel.
“So far this is the biggest lot we have,” he said. “In Ocean City you get hundreds of thousands of people in a short period of time.”
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2 comments:
It will fly. People love flea markets.
Pocomoke has a friday flea market and has had one for years.As a matter of fact they have 2,one downtown and one on the highway.The OC flea market is OK,but the 25.00 set up fee will keep most vendors away.
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