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Rockers unite as Hamilton’s Punk Rock Flea Market returns

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The Halloween edition of Hamilton's Punk Rock Flea Market offered the chance to shop from over 65 vendors and get some scares in as end of the month nears (Photo Courtesy of Matt Weeks/CHCH News).
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The Hamilton Punk Rock Flea Market came back with a bang on Sunday at The Cotton Factory for a spooky Halloween-themed day.

This weekend’s “Halloweener” event brought together over 65 vendors, food, live music, trick-or-treating and even a scare with some spooky ghost stories.

Admission to the market ran as a pay-what-you-can donation with all proceeds going towards Food 4 Kids.

The punk markets began running in the city in 2014 and follows in the tradition of the Great North American Punk Rock Flea embodying a “true DIY punk ethos.”

The final market of the year will be held just time for the holiday season on December 17 at The Cotton Factory.

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