Flea Markets & Pop-up Bazaars in Pune

Pune's markets come in three kinds, and this page lists the ones with dates: pop-up flea markets, seasonal fairs and festive exhibitions. Pop-ups are the weekend staple. Organisers take over mall atria, hotel lawns and café courtyards in Koregaon Park, Viman Nagar, Baner and Wakad with stalls of indie clothing, jewellery, home décor, plants and food, often with live music; entry is free or carries a small fee. The seasonal fairs are bigger. Bhimthadi Jatra at the Agriculture College ground in Shivajinagar is the best known: its 2025 edition, from 20 to 25 December, had 325 stalls from women entrepreneurs and self-help groups across Maharashtra and 12 other states, selling regional food, textiles and crafts. Pimpri-Chinchwad's municipal corporation runs a similar fair, Pavanathadi Jatra. Before Diwali, exhibition-cum-sales of clothes, lanterns and gifts fill halls and lawns across the city. Then there are the permanent street markets, which need no ticket: Tulshibaug and Laxmi Road in the old city for clothes, jewellery and household goods, Fashion Street in Camp, the stalls along FC Road, and Juna Bazaar, the old second-hand market held on Wednesdays and Sundays.