Since 2013, a thin strip of land bordering the eastern shore of the Providence River has served as the seasonal home of the Providence Flea Market, which hosts more than 2,500 artists and makers over the course of its weekend marketplaces. While this longevity and the market’s popularity may make it seem like a fixture
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The Flea Market is a great idea! The others block the river and create “needed housing” in the form of high-end condos where there richy-rich have waterfront views and the rest of us are screwed! Go with the market!!