Flea market, food fair, and entertainment venue · North Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Broadacres Marketplace

North Las Vegas outdoor market with more than 1,100 spaces, vendors, a food fair, live bands, and family attractions.

About Broadacres Marketplace

Broadacres Marketplace is an outdoor fair in North Las Vegas along the Las Vegas Boulevard North corridor. The operator says the site covers more than 44 acres, includes 22 acres of paved parking, and has over 1,100 vendor spaces. It operates year-round on Friday afternoons and during Saturday and Sunday mornings; it is not only a shopping area, since the program may also include stage bands, food stalls, and children’s activities.

The Food Fair is one of its main draws. The official directory lists pupusas, gorditas, carnitas, birria, tacos, enchiladas, Mexican-style sushi, fruit drinks, raspados, pizza, crepes, and Asian vendors. Many stalls also sell clothing, Latin American products, household goods, collectibles, and other merchandise. The market promotes affordable prices and a family-oriented experience, but each business operates independently and the published list may not match the exact lineup on a particular day.

Google reviews tied to the address include praise for food variety, music, and merchandise, along with comments about heat, crowds, and the size of the grounds. They describe the overall venue, not every seller. The visit takes time and preparation: comfortable shoes, water, sun protection, and breaks are useful because much of the route is exposed to desert weather. Anyone buying a bulky item should also consider how to carry it across the site.

The operator advertises free parking and an admission fee that may vary by day; its official pages do not show a fully consistent table of closing times and prices. It is prudent to check the calendar and conditions for the weekend you plan to visit. The address is 2930 Las Vegas Boulevard North, North Las Vegas; the visitor phone listed by the market is 702-642-3777. The food page notes that its vendor list is illustrative and that selection changes.

In brief

Pupusas, tacos, birria, gorditas, Mexican-style sushi, Asian food, raspados, crafts, clothing, collectibles, and general merchandise.