"HCMC Flea Market @ Tartine Saïgon" was held at Tartine Saïgon in Ho Chi Minh City on April 25–26, 2026. It was a free-admission weekend market bringing together handmade goods, clothing, plants, vintage items, food, and more. Since the edition covered in this article has already ended, we have compiled the venue details and how to find information on the next edition for those planning to visit in the future.
The Venue Is on the Former District 1 Side, Not District 3
The venue address is25 Nguyễn Đình Chiểu. An earlier article listed it as District 3, but event information describes it as the Đa Kao area of former District 1, currently referred to administratively as Sài Gòn Ward. Even under the same shop name, branch locations and event venues can change, so when using a ride-hailing app please verify the full street number, not just the shop name.
What Can You Buy at This Market?
According to past announcements from the organizers, vendors have included handmade gifts, household goods, plants, clothing, accessories, vintage items, and artisan food. This is not a permanent department store floor — vendors change with each edition. There is no guarantee that every item is one-of-a-kind or entirely made in Vietnam. Asking the makers themselves about materials and origins is part of the fun at this kind of market.
Check Official Channels for the Next Date
The HCMC Flea Market has been held on other dates as well, but no fixed schedule that falls on the same weekend every month has been confirmed. Please recheck the date, operating hours (such as 9:00–19:00), and admission fee shortly before your visit via the organizer's social media, the Saigoneer events section, or the venue's own announcements. Be careful not to head out based on a date listed in an old article.
Tips for a Smooth Shopping Experience
- Cash and QR payment acceptance varies by vendor, so confirm before purchasing
- For food items, check ingredients, best-before dates, storage temperature, and whether packaging is sealed
- For accessories and clothing, ask about materials and care instructions
- For antiques or items made from animal or plant materials, check Japan's import restrictions
- If the event is held outdoors or semi-outdoors, be prepared for heat and sudden rain
If you plan to combine the visit with a stroll around the neighborhood, prioritize the opening hours and service times of Tân Định Church and the market, and be mindful of no-photography zones and worshippers.
Sources & Related Articles
Check the update date
Check the update date in the body of the article, not just the search result excerpt. If you are unsure whether figures or proper nouns are still current, go to the primary source from the company, organizer, or government authority. If no official page can be found, treat that fact itself as a factor in your judgment, and do not make bookings or long trips based on old articles alone.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Dates | Saturday, April 25 and Sunday, April 26, 2026 |
| Location | Tartine Saigon (Nguyen Dinh Chieu Street, District 3) |
| Admission | Free |
| What's on offer | Handmade goods, vintage items, artisan food, accessories |
| Target | Local artists, designers, and small-scale food producers |
Check Past Events and Upcoming Dates Separately
Dates, venues, organizers, and entry requirements change from one edition to the next. Past attendance and exhibitor counts give a sense of scale but do not guarantee what the next edition will offer. Check the official announcement for the year and update date, and look into traffic restrictions, reservations, age limits, and whether cash is required.
