




The Pasco Flea Market
Pasco, Franklin County, Washington. The largest open-air flea market in Washington state; March-October.
Details
- Where
- 3620 E. Lewis Pl., Pasco, WA 99301. Directions
- When
- opens for the season on Saturday, Feb. 28.
- Getting there
- off Highway 12.
- Fees
- Saturdays are free and there is a $2 admission for adults on Sundays.
- Hours
- 10 a.m.-5 p.m. on Saturday and 7 a.m.-5 p.m. on Sunday.
- Access
- The market is open through October.
- Phone
- (509) 547-5035
- Managed by
- Kyle Robinson.
- Established
- 1987.
The market can be a one-stop shop for construction workers looking for tools, clothing and boots, restaurant owners in need of pots and spices and families browsing for popular children's toys.
Notable Events
- 1987Bill Robinson opened the business on two acres in 1987 near the King City truck stop before moving the operation to the current lot. chronline.com
- Rumors and fears about ICE arrests kept some customers and vendors away from the sprawling 70-acre site; areas that once held hundreds of vendors cleared out, raising concerns about the market's future. chronline.com
People
- Bill Robinson, opened the flea market business and ran it before the move to the current lot (1987).
- Kyle Robinson, son of the founder who manages the market.
- Isidro Estrada, vendor, owner of El Caporal booth (1996).
- Lidia Becerril, vendor, owner of Macillas Blankets (1997).
Sources
- facebook.com/ThePascoFleaMarket
- yahoo.com/news/articles/ice-anxiety-puts-chill-wa-120000342.html
- chronline.com/stories/can-washingtons-largest-open-air-flea-market-rebound-after-concerns-about-ice,397263
- nbcrightnow.com/hispanic_heritage_month/the-pasco-flea-market-a-piece-of-home-with-history/article_01bf3e20-5631-11ee-be7c-d3288f9a9c57.html




