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#TryThis: Celadon Home Flea-esta outdoor market series

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Celadon Flea-esta | Photo by the CHStoday team

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If you can imagine our favorite kind of shopping, it goes a little like this:

✔️ chic furniture

✔️ handmade goods

✔️ discounts + deals

✔️ local food trucks

✔️ live music

✔️ free drinks

✔️ alllll outdoors

Hello, Celadon Flea-esta. Celadon Home’s outdoor market series has all of this, so we jumped at the chance to attend the first flea market earlier this month. Here’s what we experienced and how you can #TryThis.

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Free (super cute) coozies? Don’t mind if we do | Photo by the CHStoday team

What we tried (with pricing):

We attended the kickoff event, but the Flea-esta is happening all year long — each last Sunday of the month, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., through December 2021. The free, open-to-the-public market takes place on the outside grounds + inside Celadon’s giant, open-air warehouse (2221 Noisette Blvd., North Charleston), and features 50+ local and regional artisan makers (jewelry, ceramics, home decor, clothing, gifts + more), plus local food trucks, drinks for grabs (they had free beer, seltzer + coozies during the first market), seating with tables, activities for the kids, and even live music. 🙌

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The kickoff event of Celadon Flea-esta was poppin’ | Photo by the CHStoday team

What not to miss:

The deals on furniture in Celadon’s warehouse. On Flea-esta days, shoppers can snag an extra 20% off on the already super-discounted rugs, couches, tables, dressers + other home goods featured in the warehouse. Bonus: Surprise sales at Celadon’s warehouse and outlet during every market.

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Celadon’s Warehouse | Photo by the CHStoday team

Also: Don’t miss listening to the live music with an iced latte or a taco in hand — the bands differ each month. See a lil’ preview on our Instagram story.

What we’re still talking about:

The many vendors that we saw and loved — we were happily surprised to find something we wanted at nearly every booth.

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A Celadon Flea-esta vendor who hand-paints ceramics + resells unique vintage finds | Photo by the CHStoday team

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Celadon Flea-esta vendor Coastal Terrace out of Wilmington, NC makes home goods, jewelry and decor out of natural materials like oyster shells | Photo by the CHStoday team

Plus, many of the brands grow into being featured in Celadon’s Mount Pleasant store, so the market is a fun preview of high quality artisans.

How you can experience this:

Mark your iCal for the dates of future Celadon Flea-esta markets happening this summer. The fall + winter calendar will be released later this summer.

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Shoppers browsing at various tents featured at Celadon Flea-esta | Photo by the CHStoday team

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Shoppers browsing at various tents featured at Celadon Flea-esta (bonus: The market is kid-friendly) | Photo by the CHStoday team

Things to know if you go:

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