Topanga Vintage Market

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Leanne Garand

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My partner and I wanted to go,and we figured it was an outdoor market so we brought our little dog for a nice day out. We were in line for the entrance and saw a "no pets please" sign so we respectfully left. I don't understand why they wouldn't allow dogs. It's an outdoor event, spread out and not with any food aside from a food truck we saw on driving by. Doesn't make much sense. It looked like a fun time, too, when we were walking by. Lots of cool stuff. Pity we couldn't go in.

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CT Davis

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Reasonable cost of entry, lots of vendors and a nice variety of goods. Good experience here, less crowded than the Rose Bowl market.

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Chloe Nguyen

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Best vintage market I have ever been to hands-down! Great finds and great prices! I purchased a vintage leather bag for 25 dollars!!! Amazing deal!!!

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Angel

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Admission is $5 cash. And they have ATMs but I could not withdraw from them. Some prices are similar to vintage stores around the valley - for example tiffany lamp for $175. They close at 2pm but started packing and closing as soon as around 1pm. Come earlier so it’s not super hot :)

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Jeff McLean

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Ahhh, Woodland Hills the first week of Fall. About 200 vendors and mostly independent fine folks sharing their passions. Prices are fair and bartering is at next level, love it. See some of pics of interest. I wouldn’t take clothing as much as the markets are famous for the variety.