Taipei Flea Market moves to October 25–27 at Songshan Cultural Park
The 32nd Taipei Flea Market opens at 2pm on October 25, then 11am on October 26 and 27. Entry is free, with vintage objects, furniture, records and café stops across two indoor spaces.
The 32nd Taipei Flea Market has moved to October 25–27, 2026, at Songshan Cultural and Creative Park. Hours are 2–7pm on the first day and 11am–7pm on October 26 and 27, with free entry to the ground-floor north and south tobacco-factory spaces.
More than 200 local and international brands span Japanese vintage objects, European and American design furniture, paper collectibles, illustration, records and food. Following weather-related changes, older posters and calendars may retain previous dates. Recheck the latest event information before setting out.
Key details
The updated dates are October 25–27: 2–7pm on October 25 and 11am–7pm on the following two days.
The venue is the ground floor of the north and south tobacco factories at Songshan Cultural and Creative Park. Free entry does not make purchases, food or individual activities free.
The programme includes vintage furniture, paper collectibles, illustration, pastries, coffee and vinyl. Supplied event imagery does not confirm the current stock of every item.
Start with the objects you hope to find
Japanese dealers bring everyday utensils, vintage objects and nostalgic collectibles, while design furniture and European and American household pieces offer a different scale. Names including Modpoly, Vintage Americana, L&R Antiques and Notre Flâneries provide different routes through furniture and smaller objects.
Take the dimensions and intended use of your own space as a starting point. Compare condition, repairs, transport arrangements and price. Signs of age may be part of an object’s appeal, but appearance alone does not establish authenticity, provenance or collectible value.
A selection-display collage with globes, a radio, lamps and an armchair
Leave time for paper, illustration and records
Old books, natural-history illustrations and early advertising broaden the market beyond furniture and clothing. Paper, typography and images invite closer viewing, while participating illustrators create another reason to pause between browsing and shopping.
Vinyl content includes a Taipei-themed display, selections by 台製靈魂老學校 on October 25, and an antique-gramophone programme by 澤田古物 on October 26. Days differ. Check times and locations for a specific performance or creator rather than assuming every programme runs throughout all three days.
A collage of Taipei-themed record sleeves
Use food and coffee as a browsing break
Food participants include MU Pâtisserie with canelés and financiers, plus ZAKO Coffee and Pal Coffee. Treat the names as options rather than a best-tasting ranking, and plan around arrival time, dietary needs and the areas you want to explore. This is not an on-site tasting review.
The north and south buildings provide two indoor areas, allowing a break after one section. There is no need to see every brand at the expense of the objects that interest you. Entry is free; purchases, payment, delivery and individual workshop terms should be checked with the stall concerned.
A red coffee machine, counter and wall illustration inside Pal Coffee
Questions answered
When can visitors enter on October 25?
The updated opening hours are 2–7pm. October 26 and 27 run from 11am to 7pm.
Is a ticket required?
Entry is free, but purchases, refreshments and individual activities may have separate charges.
Are all three days identical?
No. The October 25 vinyl selections and October 26 gramophone programme are separate; check specific programme times.
