Over 100 vendors gather at the Rose Bowl Market in Pasadena, California, offering a wide range of unique items and food to enthusiastic shoppers.
Synopsis
Over 100 vendors gather at the Rose Bowl Market in Pasadena, California, offering a wide range of unique items and food to enthusiastic shoppers.
Synopsis
Minette Seate and Bob Lubomski navigate the bustling Rose Bowl Market in Pasadena, California, where vendors display an eclectic mix of antiques and handmade goods. The film captures the lively atmosphere of flea markets across America, including the historic Eastern Market in Washington, DC. Enthusiastic food merchants serve local delicacies while dedicated shoppers hunt for hidden treasures. This PBS special reflects the vibrant culture of open-air shopping, blending community spirit with the excitement of finding unique items.
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Why Watch
- Meet passionate vendors at the Rose Bowl Market.
- Find out about unique items at Eastern Market.
- See the community spirit of flea market shoppers.
Did You Know
- The documentary features the Rose Bowl Market in Pasadena, California.
- Eastern Market in Washington, DC, is another highlighted location.
- The film has a runtime of 60 minutes.
- Rick Sebak directed the documentary, released in 2001.
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What is the title of the documentary about flea markets?
The title of the documentary is A Flea Market Documentary.
Who directed A Flea Market Documentary?
A Flea Market Documentary was directed by Rick Sebak.
What year was A Flea Market Documentary released?
A Flea Market Documentary was released in 2001.
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