It will carry only Queens-based beers on tap most weekends, but will feature a different guest brewery during the first weekend of every month, according to Schneps. The flea's beer garden will also be back. Tickets to participate in the special events start at $29, though entry to the flea market itself is free.Īttendees can expect to see some of same vendors from previous years, including the Astoria-based Butcher Bar, Japanese pancake purveyor Oconomi and Coney Shack, a food truck that serves toppings-packed hot dogs and Asian-inspired tacos. "We kind of wanted to do something very similar to some of the big events that happen in Manhattan." "We decided to incorporate a few more of these kind of ticketed events," said LIC Flea owner Josh Schneps, who is also co-publisher of the Queens Courier. In September, the market will host a barbeque food festival, while October will feature the return of of the flea's Queens Beer Festival, where attendees get endless tastes of locally sourced suds. These will include a two-day "Beer and Taco Takedown" in July where guests can sample Mexican fare and unlimited brews, and another event that'll offer desserts with all-you-can-drink wine from Long Island's north fork. The market - which takes place Saturdays and Sundays on 46th Avenue and Fifth Street - is celebrating its fifth season, which is expected to include its usual array of food, clothing and art vendors as well as a number of themed, ticketed special events. HUNTERS POINT - LIC Flea and Food, the outdoor market on the neighborhood's waterfront, will return for the summer starting this weekend, according to organizers. Crown Heights, Prospect Heights & Prospect-Lefferts Gardens.Cobble Hill, Carroll Gardens & Red Hook.
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