Brick Lane Flea Market returns to the old horse stables at 106 Commercial Street on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 November, according to the Truman Brewery’s event page, which says the market is back “for another full weekend event” in the building.
The page places the stables “directly opposite Spitalfields” and says the weekend will cover “the best that the vintage world has to offer, with gorgeous mid century modern marvels, vintage trinkets, clothes and jewellery”. It tells readers to “grab a free ticket”. The address is given as 106 Commercial Street, with a link through to tickets. No hours and no year are printed on that page.
The Eventbrite listing fills in both. Its page data, fetched on 12 November, sets a start of 10am on 21 November 2026 and a finish of 4pm on 22 November 2026, with a lowest ticket price of zero and the address as 106 Commercial Street, London E1 6LZ. London is on GMT in late November, so those times are local. Saturday 21 November falls in 2026, matching the day named by the Truman Brewery.
The listings site London for Cheap, which published on 13 October and says it checked the details against the Eventbrite listing the same day, gives the dates as Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 November 2026, the hours as 10am to 4pm, the price as “Free; reserve a ticket”, the place as 106 Commercial Street, E1 6LZ, and the nearest station as Liverpool Street.
What the listings say will be on sale
Both the Truman Brewery page and the Eventbrite overview carry the same description of the stock: mid century modern pieces, vintage trinkets, clothes and jewellery. London for Cheap summarises it in similar terms, listing mid-century pieces, clothing, jewellery, trinkets and other collectables.
Neither the Truman Brewery page nor the Eventbrite listing names individual traders or gives a stall count, so the scale of the weekend is not published in advance. Eventbrite lists the organiser as Truman Markets and the event as in person, with a frequently asked question on accessibility.
The Truman Brewery describes itself on the same website as “once home to London’s largest brewery” and now “East London’s primary destination for the public and creative businesses alike”. Its own address is 91 Brick Lane, London E1 6QL. The streets around it, with their vintage rails, curry houses, bagel shops and street art, are covered in Made in Shoreditch’s guide to Brick Lane in 2026.
Tickets, hours and getting there
Entry is free on both days. Tickets are reserved through Eventbrite, where the listed price is zero. The Truman Brewery page directs visitors to the same ticket page.
The Eventbrite page is labelled “Multiple dates”, so visitors booking for this weekend need to select 21 or 22 November rather than another date held on the same listing. London for Cheap gives Liverpool Street as the nearest station to the venue.
One listing detail is worth checking before travelling. The London for Cheap page carries a generic “This event has ended” banner at the top, with a note that the information below is kept as a record in its past events archive. That banner contradicts the dates printed further down the same page, which read Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 November 2026, and it contradicts the Eventbrite listing, which was live when fetched on 12 November. The banner reads as a template artefact rather than a cancellation.
Visitors who want the current position should open the Eventbrite page directly, where the dates, the start time and the free ticket are set out.
The November market calendar in east London
The weekend lands in a busy month for second-hand trading in the east of the city. Earlier this month the team behind Peckham Car Boot brought Bottle Factory Flea to Hackney Bridge on Sunday 8 November, with more than 40 traders, £5 early entry and £3 after midday, as Made in Shoreditch reported. That market is a separate event at a different venue.
London for Cheap’s related listings put several other dates around the Brick Lane weekend: a £2 Giant London Flea at the Olympic Park on Sunday 15 November, 10am to 5pm; an East London Vintage Kilo Sale in Hackney from Monday 23 to Wednesday 25 November, from 10am, at £15 a kilo; and a free Big Kensington Vintage Flea Market on Saturday 28 November, 10am to 4.30pm, which the site lists as the last 2026 date. The same page lists Urban Makers Wednesdays, a free handmade market at Spitalfields running every Wednesday from 14 October to 30 December, 11am to 5pm.
The flea weekend also falls at the point when the area’s shopping calendar fills up. Late openings, craft fairs and seasonal markets across Shoreditch and the City fringe are set out in Made in Shoreditch’s round-up of Christmas markets and festive events in east London.
The market opens at 10am on Saturday 21 November and closes at 4pm on Sunday 22 November, with free tickets reserved in advance through Eventbrite.