Alma’s flea market — Attraction in Hanford

This is a very safe and friendly swap meet or "Ramate" in Spanish.

You can feel free to bring your kids because not only are there lots of toys stands, they have bathrooms and food like popsicles and elote and even tacos and Chinese food.

The entrance is free, but be aware that many vendors will only take cash.

At this location you can park along the northern or western side of the market, with the main entrance being on 9th Avenue and along Lacey.

They have everything from churros to taqueria stands, merchants that sell sports memorabilia, lots of opportunities to buy agricultural tools, squirt guns & vegetables, antiques, shirts, dresses, jackets, knives, and they have a GREAT selection of Mexican cowboy boots that are honestly just as good as American brands like Red Wing or Justin.

Since it is a largely hispanic event, expect to see a lot of Catholic memorabilia. Lots of blankets, Pancho's, hats, and clothing in general... Some of the tools have been used but most of the clothing is brand new.

It's worth a visit even if you just plan on eating at different stands & window shopping.

This occurs Mondays from Sunrise till about 4pm.

I bought a pair of mexican-made boots called "Patrons," so...

It’s a good flea market and I’m sure there’s seasons where the amount of vendors multiplies but I think I’ve been on the slow season. Regardless, this is a good place to buy produce and like every other flea market, know your prices before buying anything. One vendor was trying to sell me a Ryobi impact wrench for $200 when at the local Home Depot it was $80.

The only thing that I saw and wasn’t ok with was that there are signs of no pets allowed and I saw one couple being turned around for bringing in a medium/large dog but inside I saw 3 families with small dogs walking around on leashes or being carried. None of the dogs had their support vests vests on or anything but idk what that whole...

Great place to put in some miles on your shopping cart or wagon. Lots of produce, hot food, clothes, tools, hardware, used stuff deals, etc. The big parking lot to the west is free parking, if you don't manage to get one of the close parallel parking spots. If you see a No Parking sign, don't park there. You surely will get a parking ticket where there are No Parking signs. They sometimes close the road between the matket and the big parking lot. I recommend using Lacey Blvd...