Black Market Flea Market Opened in Sioux Falls
The longstanding indoor flea market has launched its 58th season for residents.
Updated on Oct. 5, 2026 in Openings & Closings

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The Black Market, formerly known as Benson's Flea Market, has officially opened for its 58th season in Sioux Falls. The indoor venue provides 30,000 square feet of space for local vendors.
Why it matters
The market has served the community for more than 50 years, acting as a consistent hub for commerce and trade. Its continued operation highlights the enduring role of local indoor markets in the region.
The event occupies 30,000 square feet of indoor floor space for its 58th annual season. Vendors are required to maintain membership within the association to participate in the market.
The players
Black Market
This is a long-running indoor flea market in Sioux Falls that has operated under different names for over five decades.
The details
Formerly recognized as Benson's Flea Market, the venue continues to facilitate local trade where vendors source and prepare their merchandise throughout the year. Participants must undergo an application process to join the association before they can secure a space on the market floor.
Timeline
October 4, 2026: The market officially opened for its current season.
Market Landscape
The continued operation of this event follows the historical trend of regional indoor flea market associations in the American Midwest. This opening reflects the stability of established physical retail venues that rely on long-term vendor memberships.
Shoppers in Sioux Falls can access the expanded 30,000 square foot venue for unique merchandise sourced by member vendors. Residents should note that the market requires ongoing membership for sellers, which influences the variety of goods available throughout the season.
The takeaway
Supporting local markets like the Black Market provides a platform for small-scale vendors to reach the community directly. Visitors can maximize their experience by planning trips that account for the diverse inventory prepared by vendors year-round.
Further reading
Learn more about local business activity in the Sioux Falls section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by KELO-LAND TV.
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