The Rock 'N' Roll Flea Market at The Regent Theater

Most flea markets happen in a parking lot. This one moves indoors, into a rock club. On Saturday, November 21, 2026, The Regent Theater on South Main Street hosts The Rock 'N' Roll Flea Market, a daytime vintage sale with music playing from open to close. The Eventbrite listing runs it from 11 AM to 4 PM, and entry is free with an RSVP. If you're sorting through things to do in Los Angeles on a quiet pre-Thanksgiving weekend, it's an easy one to add.

What's on the floor

The organizers keep their pitch short: dig through vintage finds and listen to good music all day. They haven't posted a vendor list, so we won't pretend to know who's selling what. Still, a rock-themed flea in a concert hall tends to pull a certain crowd. Expect band tees, worn-in denim and leather, and probably a few crates of records. Jewelry and odd collectibles usually show up too.

Bring cash. Plenty of small vintage sellers take cards now, but not all of them. A few twenties also make haggling easier.

Why the venue matters

The Regent has been a live music room for years, and most people only see it after dark with a crowd pressed up against the stage. Walking the same floor at noon with a tote bag is a different experience. The building dates back to the early 1900s and started out as a movie house, part of the old Main Street theater row. Daylight shows off details you'd miss during a sold-out show.

Practical info

• When: Saturday, November 21, 2026, 11 AM to 4 PM
• Where: The Regent Theater, 448 S. Main St., Los Angeles, CA 90013
• Price: Free, with an RSVP through Eventbrite
• Tickets: Reserve on Eventbrite

The listing doesn't give an age policy. Check the Eventbrite page before you bring kids.

Getting there

The Regent sits between 4th and 5th on Main Street, in the Historic Core. The Metro B and D Lines stop at Pershing Square, about a ten-minute walk away. Driving works, but expect to pay for a surface lot or garage nearby, since street meters on a Saturday fill up fast. The blocks around the theater have plenty of coffee shops and lunch counters, so you can make an afternoon of it.

If you're building a list of LA events this weekend, see our downtown Los Angeles guide for more nearby. The arts and culture section has more markets, shows and exhibits. And for a running list of Things Happening In Los Angeles, check back here before the weekend. The doors open at 11, and the good jackets usually go first.